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>>30321851
Track-hoe or track loader

>>30321851
explosives

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>>30321851

>>30321849

It is a fun blaster. I get 2-3 moa with surplus ammo with a Burris 2-7 pistol scope mounted up front. The front scope mount gets really hot so cheap red dots might fry.

>>30321849

If it's for fun you'll be fine. If it's for practicality there are so many better options for you out there.

>>30321926
Like what?

What has the petty officer with the built in life vest done now?

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She in a Japanese jail or in US custody?

>>30321936
>consequences

What fantasy land do you live in?

Every riot kit should include at least one roof korean

A car filled with gas and a checking account with money in it.

Drive until you can't see anyone browner than a paper bag.

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> you will never be a roof korean

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2/2

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Its a copy of the burris ar332. Takes the same caps and accessories, too. Both are made in China and im 90 percent sure in the same place. This one just has a cabela logo and is more than half as cheap

VALUE BUY DUDES

Cabela Lifetime Guarantee BROS

You actually want flintlock or do you want percussion cap?

>>30321734
actual flintlock. Otherwise I would have said muzzleloader

>>30321684
They now make ammunition with powder and bullet together. No need for that dead tech

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>>30321588
The AR is mostly ambidextrous you can get a lefty receiver for the mag release or full lefty for the brass. AK is good though. No mods required and you don't have to buy something with next to no mods for it and has plenty of spare parts. And if you have your mind set on something you'll never want anything else.

AR-15

P-90 fully ambidextrous

>>30321538
Bumping for interest

>>30321538
I've got two small safes. One for small arms and one for 4 long guns. They are both full and I have to buy a 3rd one. I wish I had bought larger safes directly.

Do you actually want to protect your guns (be it from thieves or disasters) or just from curious people? If the later, you don't really need a safe.

Cheap safes are not much better than cabinets (and both really aren't much better than just hiding the gun somewhere). You are better off relying on home or renters insurance (or the free insurance you get as an NRA member) if you're guns are replaceable.

Research the safe you're interested in to see if the protection is actually worth it. Most gun safes that are under 500 bucks and larger than 8 guns usually are not and can be defeated in less than 10 minutes due to short locking bolts and weak doors.

If you've never been then it's worth going once. Going to the same one after that is pointless because it's literally the same exact shit you saw the first time.

>>30321517
Not really, spend that money on parts and kits.

Cheaper to make it yourself.

>>30321517
The big ones are worth it. I've been to a couple in San Antonio and Fort Worth that were awesome: both had lots of retailers and military surplus. Unfortunately, I haven't been to a single good one in OKC (usually a smattering of retailers and maybe some jerky).

Most gun shows will charge an admission fee. Sometimes it's fairly expensive ($20/person). In my experience, I've been able to haggle down the price of admission if I'm in a group. YMMV.

>how... like

Why do people use redundant language like this?

>contacts detected over a couple hundred miles out
>ATC tries to contact multiple times
>receives no response
>since large military base, fighters sent to investigate
>fighters intercept and see warbirds loaded for combat
>redflagdrills.exe but for real this time
>this kills the jap

>>30321562
>fighters intercept and see warbirds loaded for combat
They wouldnt get within visual range

Either, usually they'll give you a can when it arrives.
>Hey this is Paul at Guns n Gore, your packaged arrive today, our hours are 9-5pm. Have a good day.

It is typically customary to learn to do things, before you go do them.

>>30321340
>call up FFL
>hello, my name is anon and I'm letting you know that I purchased a firearm and I'm having it transfered to you guys
>can you call me back when it gets to your place?

Just know it's mandatory for all firearms to ship via 2-day. If your FFL is worth a shit, they will call you when it gets to them.

>>30321157
He made a second article to double down on being such a bitch after all the comments he received.

>>30323320

Link to second article?

>>30323387
I'm just assuming, but
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/gun-lovers-opinion-assault-rifles-article-1.2674555

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Are you retarded ?

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>>30320984
If the drone is your mom and my dick is the sniping rifle then yes.

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>>30320994
>>30321002

I can literally smell your autism

>>30320939
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>>30320939
> Implying congress makes strategic decisions during a war.

>>30320939
What's the objective of this theoretical war?

>>30320888
>chew brass
Que

Specifically looking at the PTR GI to buy from my local shop.

Quick question can I slot the wide style hand guards on the GI or is that not possible?

>>30320908
He means that it mangles the brass when ejecting spent casing. This is very annoying if you reload