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realized i dont have a single pmg photo in my funs folder
bump

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>>29465409
That's the best pmg photo i've ever seen, anon!

>>29465343
Some info on the stupid bullpup:
AR-15 reciever, M4 barrel, 5.56 NATO in a banana clip, slides in like pic related. Adjustable stock and cheekrest, built-in front ironsights, adjustable, replaceable and very uncomfortable flip-up rear ironsights, MP5-style charging handle, lots of picatinny rails except where you need them.

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>>29465438

Wait what?
Put the launcher on first ya dingus.

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>>29465300
Not as helpful of a response as I had hoped.

But...

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>>29465325
It's really not as complicated as it you may think. As long as the 203 is put on first, there shouldn't be a problem with a suppressor. The mount doesn't go that far forward.

>>29465210
how does a pilot look around if he can't turn his fucking head

>>29465216

Not OP but you can look ahead, it just prevents your head from snapping forwards in a crash.

Though I can't see many instances where you're going to take a front or side collision in a fighter aircraft where you haven't already ejected or are dead from the force of impact anyway...

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>>29465268
more important might be that it protects your neck from the weight of the helmet at high g's, also, do you really need to look anywhere else than forwards in a modern jet?

>>29465188
Are there many laws regarding these sorts of revolvers? Do you still need a CC permit? I'm thinking of getting one when I go to the US.

>>29465333

Can't say about the US, as I live in Europe, but here there are no permits required (Poland), and no regulations regarding carry - you can technically carry pic related (a whole different story if you actually use it against someone).

In Poland, you can buy these on the internet even, delivered to your dooor, just need an ID proving you are an adult (18+ here), then you need to apply for a weapons card (need a photo, bill of sale of a BP weapon, and about $30 fee for issuing the document) to buy powder (or go south to Chech Republic, or Slovakia).

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>>29465365

aaaaand I forgot to post the picture.

>>29464898
I love revolvers but you have to admit they are beyond outdated. Anything below a .44mag has a semi-auto that is comparable and superior in capacity and ease of reloading.

I do enjoy having my .44mag with a speedloader on my nightstand or when I'm in the woods however.

good revolvers are more expensive and cumbersome than their automatic counterparts, which are equally reliable, easier to use and have greater capacity

revolvers are antiquated weapons that aren't appreciated by /k/, simply because most /k/ommando's have no money or taste.

i've never met anyone irl who had even a remotely similar opinion of revolvers as the average /k/uck

>>29464914
See

This is the mentality I'm talking about
It's not some black powder gun
It's not a musket
It's a double action with the same capability to kill as a semi auto.

Thats like saying a full auto handgun makes semi autos obsolete, because of the rate of fire. One feature doesn't make a gun obsolete, it just makes it more advanced.

>>29464658
How about I trade my eye for yours and then I can be right handed and right eye dominant.

>>29464658
Translation: I've never held a gun

>>29464663

wow rude desu

Probably not but it's an overall better pistol to the sigs in my opinion.

>>29464657
>plastic

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>>29464657
Sandy, thanks for the input. I'm considering on picking one up if a 9mm police trade in comes my way.

I might get it in a .40 despite not liking that caliber if it's low enough like $350

Sketchup or blender
Describe it.

>>29464541
Basically it's just capturing the bcg within its buffer spring, you could throw it in an AR system and it would eliminate the need for the buffer tube, thus making bullpup ARs very possible.

Will skethup be able to function test the design at all?

>>29464513

I wish i had those problems.
My genious is....limited.
Plastic milk jug moon clips worked in my revolver long enough to shoot my wifes ammo.
I think i might make a slamgun for .22 and mount it as the tip of an atlatl some time.
Fucking firing systems...

>>29464442
It may be ugly, but I'd still fuck it.

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>>29464442
BRAVO NOLAN

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>>29464442
>ugly/ bizarre
come to cali or new york and youll get used to it

>>29464421
Basically. People make them in their garages as a hobby.

>>29464421
>handheld railgun
Power source and the fact that the rails will melt after one or two shots.

>gauss rifle
Power source.

That and it wouldn't function any better than what we have. Its all good and well to ballistically outperform our current firearms tech, but when that comes at the expense of practicality, reliability and longevity, it isn't worthwhile IMO. Chemical is simply a far more efficient way of storing energy, so powder isn't going anywhere any time soon.

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>>29464372
'spirit'
walther
fn
steyr
BCM
arsenal
benelli
i like cz and mossberg too but i know some people will cry about their finish

Marlin actually got bought out by a company that's turned the quality around. Anything 2015 or newer is as good as their old stuff.

Most of these fucks are making money hand over fist, look at the stock prices of S&W over the last 10 years. It's justill a continuation of assembly line consumerism. People say the exact same thing about cars, boots, power tools, etc.

The thing is, people just don't want to pay for nice stuff. You want a nice new revolver? Buy a Freedom Arms. But it's going to cost you $2500. Dame with boots. Go to any sears, walmart, etc, and you'll see $50 pairs of boots all day. None of those are going to last more than a few months. Quality professional level stuff has been relegated to a specialty low volume niche market.

The only 9mm I own is a highpoint the fuck do I care lmao

>>29464249
Shoot enough and you will find there is very little difference between any commercially manufactured ammo.

Homemade reloads on the other hand....

>>29463909
just buy any of the poly wonder pistols
glocks
m&ps
sigs
what ever. if you honestly don't know what the popular carry pieces are then we can't help you.

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>>29463909
>5000
damn, for that you can get some serious ass shit

>>29463726
Level IV plates? With shitty surplus 8mm, probably not. Initially, anyway. Keep shooting the same plate with anything and you'll break it eventually.

The Mauser fires an 8mm cartridge, which is more powerful than .50 BMG. So yes, it will penetrate armor.

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>>29463726
>you find an old stash of german WW2 weapons and ammo.
It's been known to happen.
>What are your odds against more advanced weapons like the AK-47, AK-74 and other variants???
With modern western training and tactics? Maybe 50/50 assuming you were actually somehow familiar with the weapons you just found. Really you'd be fucked.
>Can old weapons like Kar 98 penetrate through body armors?
No more than any modern caliber.