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So a friend of a friend is trying to sell some guns he inherited from his dad, I'm trying to figure out what this revolver is and whether or not I want to buy it
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>>34820276
Looks like an early double action Colt. Looks a lot like an 1878 Colt double action.
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>>34820276
Any chance of a pic of the other side?
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Here's a picture of the other side. Don't really see any manufacturer markings on it
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol1k-Q37t2A
HE IS ACTUALLY RIGHT ON THIS.
National carry as basic law and not an amendment to the B.O.R - is the death knell of states rights ability to make their own laws and sets dangerous overbearing precedence
>inb4 You talk like a fag
>and your shits all..retarded.
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States haven't had the right to override constitutional amendments since the Civil War.
Forcing states to follow the 2A is completely within the current case law of the constitution.
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>>34820018
>National carry as basic law and not an amendment to the B.O.R - is the death knell of states rights ability to make their own laws
I don't see how this comes from a national concealed carry law
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>>34820018
The right of the People to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.
How fucking hard is that to understand?
End yourself.
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call me kasarda, inrange kasarda 2017-08-10 04:20:17 Post No.34819834
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call me kasarda, inrange kasarda
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maximum autist level approaching
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>>34819834
He doesn't have enough patches.
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cringing at his behavior during the class depicted in the vid
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>>34819834
I don't get the point of all the training he advocates, unless you're really planning on a red dawn scenario. Otherwise just join the military and stop pretending to be a soldier.
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Favorite Infantry Weapons that aren't guns 2017-08-10 03:09:35 Post No.34819326
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Favorite Infantry Weapons that aren't guns
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ITT: we discuss our favorite weapons that aren't guns. I.E. grenade launchers, flamethrowers, Swords, Spears, Etc.
Only caveat is that they have to be designed for single operator use (no canons, morters, etc)
so /k/ in this criteria, what are your favorite weapons. while I do love the idea of a good flamethrower, who doesn't love setting mother fuckers on fire after all, I think, for me at least, it loses out just slightly to the fuck your day that is an RPG. something about them I just can't get enough of.
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If you're an irregular the RPG-7 is probably the biggest force multiplier you can carry
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I always like grenade launchers, especially the multishot variants of recent years such as the GM-94 and the ML-140
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I´m looking to get into reloading.
My country requires me to get a certificate, which I will probably get next month.
My biggest problem is which press I should choose:
I narrowed it down to the RCBS Rock-Chucker Supreme, The Hornady LnL AP or the Dillon 650 XL.
I don´t plan to shoot too much this year (50-100 rounds per week at best, not counting 22), I´m looking to save up some money to buy rifle. But I´m planning to take up IPSC and generally more shooting next year.
Would it be okay to start out with the cheaper single stage press first and then buy a progressive later on? I heard even with a progressive press, you still have use for a single stage one.
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I was thinking about reloading but I don't have the space or the time and I'd hate playing brass police
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I do all my loading on a single stage. If I could buy again I would just go for Wilson hand dies and an arbor press, but as it was after doing some research I chose the Lee Classic Cast over the Rock Chucker and having used both quite a lot I can say it was a good idea.
100 rifle rounds would take me about 1.5 + hours to load doing it my way, not including time cleaning, sizing, trimming, deburring and priming cases. If you think that's alright then a single stage is fine for you and the cheapest option. You might get it done quicker but I throw charges on a powder thrower then trickle up to exact final charge weight in my beam scale pan, so it's almost a minute per round. It's a rexlaing way of doing it though and I like the simplicity and complete lack of any electric tool.
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>>34819430
The Lee press looks good as well, but I could get a Rock Chucker starter kit for a decent price.
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Can anyone tell me what this is? 2017-08-10 09:39:05 Post No.34817854
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Can anyone tell me what this is?
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Can anyone identify this? I had about 200 of them come into work yesterday.
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Expended simunition casing.
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What are /k/'s thoughts on the SIG SG-510? It's a pretty obscure Cold War-era weapon and has the status of the heaviest standard issue rifle in history (12.5lbs)
In fact there's only 1 video on the internet of the non-civilian version being fired.
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I think they're cool fuck, and I'd love to own one.
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>12.5 rifle
>fires grenades
I can't imagine this recoil. I thought the galil was bad in my Jew IDF service
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>>34817792
What are /k/'s thoughts on the SIG SG-510?
>so hideous it's cool
>i want one
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Who's the apple of the gun world?
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>overpriced products
>all items are assembled in abysmal conditions
>guaranteed to break without aftermarket support
>Scummy as fuck business practices
Taurus?
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>>34817781
HK, our polymer guns do the same that everyone else, but they are worth double! oh, and we hate you!
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>good home defense round
>buckshot
Pick one
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Is this legit? I'm having a very hard time believing .308 penetrated less than fucking .45acp
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>>34817778
Stoppin power!
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>>34817778
>varmint rounds penetrating less than a clogged .45 that hit a wall
Not that hard to believe.
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BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG
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p-ping
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>>34817635
PING
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>>34817635
PING...chling!
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What's the ultimate plate carrier? 2017-08-10 08:39:06 Post No.34817616
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What's the ultimate plate carrier?
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Is there a plate carrier that will accept 2 10x12 ar500 plates in the front and back, have left and right plates and also something for the groin area also accepting a hard plate and not just Kevlar?
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>>34817616
6b43 is 10 times more powerful than ar500
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>>34817616
Whatever it is, it's already in escape from tarkov. Shit is stupid, vest + helmet =completely immune to everything except several shots to the legs.
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Trump has made you the General tasked with invading North Korea. We need fire and fury like the world hasn't seen before.
You must live up to the task, or you're fired. What is your general plan?
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If I was the general in charge of that nuking the North Korea and I would have did the obvious in front of new Clara new production field nuclear rocket Silo sides and I tried a new Kia Parliament building more of the f*** they call it in North Korea in Flint killing are one of the f*** is called to like a and
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Air drop pizza with letters attached to them that say there's more where that came from, just kill Kim.
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1 M1A2 would probably be enough
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Was the Vietnam war winable?
>send all anti-war hippies to internment camps a la Japanese Americans
>go full Genghis Khan in North Vietnam. Wipe out entire civilian population.
>sell newly depopulated Vietnam as tropical paradise vacation destination for American tourists.
>repopulate with Americans
>turn Vietnam into another Hawaii and use as buffer zone to contain Chinese
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Yea it definately was winable but the cost was too great for the conflict. Yea, it was fought to prevent the spread of communism but not many people were willing to risk their lifes and families lifes for shitty ass vietnam.
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>>34817585
That sounds incredibly retarded.
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McNamara was a brilliant person, but the wrong guy to be in charge.
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Loadout thread? By the way, mine is for an apocalyptic solution.
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>4 guns
>4 or 5 knives
>2 large tools
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>>34817445
>Apocalypse
You're missing pic related
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>>34817445
moshi moshi baito desu~
The war in the Pacific was arguably the most brutal and disturbing war in human history. I've heard stories from old veterans about making bonfires with live Japanese people, cutting off their heads and boiling the flesh off to send them home to girlfriends as trophies, Japanese people fleeing in terror and plummeting off cliffs to a grisly death, Japanese children fried in napalm, and American soldiers shooting the kneecaps off wounded Japanese prisoners before clubbing them to death. American soldiers even had to be bribed with ice cream and several days leave to persuade them to return Japanese POWs alive. I tell you all these things not to cast blame on America, but to remind you how sad war is, how it brings out the darkest elements of human nature from otherwise decent men. Many years after the war, veterans from both sides met and embraced each other as friends. That's a really remarkable testament to the power of human forgiveness.
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Nice? Blogpost? Faggot?
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