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COLD STEEL, ANYTIME ANY WHERE!

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YA BUYIN IT YET?

steven seagal is cool

>>29914810
It makes for a neat short range subsonic plinker. There are better performing chamberings for the AR platform if your goal is long range ballistics or terminal effectiveness.

>>29914842
Agreed. I figured it had enough punch to make engagements of 100 yds or less effective. A nothing over that I think I might go for .308 / lapua.

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>>29914842


Red anybody?

>>29914794
You can call Mossberg and order a 500 stock or buy one elsewhere.

For everything you listed, a 26" or 28" barrel would be better than any of the shorter barrels on Mossberg's tactical shotguns.

>>29914838
yes but that equal length tube/barrel is so sexy

are the mossberg 500 series equally durable/rustproof/etc?

any experience w/ benelli supernova?

>>29914873
You can extend a tube up to +8 easily. A 28" is flush at +6 or +7 usually.

The 500 uses a polymer trigger assembly, which is replaceable with the 590A1's metallic assembly.

The 500's come in a lot of finishes, so that varies.

The Nova/SuperNova are great guns, especially for hunting and moderate recreational shooting. They are very corrosion resistant. I do not recommend them for heavy usage like dedicated clay shooting, as they just don't hold up to the tens of thousands of rounds very well.

>>29914267
>>Primer question: AH-64E
You had me at yes

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>>29914241

Bumping with some hard facts.

Probably just ran out of ammo or had catastrophic stoppages in both guns.
>Why didn't they anything else but Lewis guns? Gas? Bombs? Something else?
In was in the middle of the depression. People were starving. They couldn't afford gas or bombs.

Straya
Some random local politician wants to up himself by getting the army (actually a local militia between ww1&2) to machinegun an emu plague.
On a big flat plain, emus run away as you try to traverse vickers gun at them.
>emu war
Just a dumb political stunt, like building a mexican wall, or pretending they are syrian refugees.
>local boys go out and shoot gunz at emus, get paid anyway, buy beers, whythefucknot

Expect 10% finish and a shot out barrel

>>29914132
Yes. At $550, it's worth the drive just to see it.
You're not doing anything better with your time, are you?
Maybe it isn't worth it if you drive a gas-guzzler.

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>>29914132
>Python
>$550

Monkey see, monkey do.

>>29913771
That's how it came in the box.

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Yeah black people suck! Why are they all the same person?!?

>>29913712
12 gauge pump. Had to put down a coyote that was attacking my 6 month old puppy.

Handgun: .45 ACP, although 7.62 tokarev is worse to hear without earpro

Rifle: uhhh, either 7.62x54, 8mm Mauser, or .30-06, I can't really remember what's the loudest

In general, it sucks but it won't make your ears bleed and you won't have permanent ringing in your ears like some of the pussies on here like to claim.

>>29913826
Yeah, I've heard quite a few gunshots in my life without hearing protection and I only have a slight ringing in my ears that I can only notice when I'm in total silence.
On top of it, I actually have very sensitive hearing.

>>29913691
New or Repro? Auto Ordnance makes them.

>>29913710
It would depend on how big of a price difference for me

>>29913710
Are auto ordinance m1's any good? I am considering getting one, they have a california legal one so I am assuming I can get it (from Long Island)

Rape them

>>29913467
Hijacking your thread. What pepper spray is best pepper spray?

>>29913467
hire someone to mug them as a lesson

>>29913446
It's glock based, so that knocks points off. But otherwise, I'd give it a shot.

>>29913446
Since it's an SBR, hell no. I wouldn't pay for a stupid gubbment permission slip for that.
however, if it had a 16" barrel that didn't look stupid or better yet, the NFA were repealed, then probably. Pistol caliber carbines are fun.

No, Glock carbines are literally impossible.
Moron

>>29913445
Is this a serious question?

Whoever is more proficient with their weapon.

>>29913445
Shovel. So you can bury the body when you're done.

>>29913272
Killing the threat is stopping the threat

stopping the threat, using as much force as necessary to stop them, including deadly.

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>>29913272
>warning shots

>over wielding one sword in one hand
well, you cut off the option to use the weapon in two hands, you throw off your ability to use your non-dominant arm for balance or grappling...

>>29913192
The benefit is you can shank the same guy twice, or two guys at once

>>29913192
Most often in historical fencing "dual weilding" wasn't fighting with two swords, it was fighting with a longer sword (usually a rapier) and a dagger. What this meant was that you could parry with the dagger and riposte with the rapier in the same time (meaning in one motion) where as if you have just a sword you have to parry and riposte. Along with this you have the option to attack with the dagger if you get caught up in a bind or a clinch at close range with your opponent.

>>29913105
There's a bunch on gunbroker all the time.

I would like one but I have this possibly irrational fear that BF1 is going to spike demand for them.

>>29913141
>implying people who play Battlefield past BC2 are old enough to own guns

>>29913105
Expect to pay around $1500 at a minimum. You may find one for less, but it's unlikely.