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>>28327227
Do what I'm doing op. I've got a spare lower I'm going to use for a pdw build. I'm going to run the Troy M7A1 pdw stock kit with a ten inch barrel.

>>28327227
build a mock M4

>>28327227
20" government profile. ooh baby.

>>28327150
Because you can still use the irons maybe
Slavshit did it best.

>>28327150
Unobstructed sight picture?

>>28327150
more natural eye position. probably magnified, and they usually have a peep sight so you can still use the irons for CQB.

>>28327093
Russian-made commonly go for $10,000 and if I were selling one, I wouldn't sell it for any lower.

i dont want to be a dickhead/faggot/insult anyones intellagence but make sure its legit and not a psl

Only ndm86 ive seen went for 6500

Italy failed to invade Greece, which required German intervention. This delayed Barbarosa several months, and meant winter set in before campaign goals were completed.

Let's reiterate the fuckup here.

Italy, failed to invade fucking Greece.

>>28326873

I read a story about how Rommel tried to lead only Italian troops in a battle in North Africa since his German troops failed, thinking the Italians would fare better under direct German command.

They lost. Apparently the Italians just suck at fighting overall.

I just can't remember the name of the battle. It was before Tobruk, IIRC.

Russians.

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No, M*rlin or W*nchester have no place in the modern firearms world.

>>28326706
But this one is made by new England firearms

The Ruger #1 can handle insanely hot 45-70 loads. Power levels you'd feel comfortable using to hunt dinosaurs.

I'm thinking about it and maybe you could make it so a round is loaded backwards and the lever would maybe cock a hidden hammer that would go into the barrel and connect the trigger to that... the part where the actual hammer etc is would also have to be like a barrel, and the whole mechanism would have to move out the way when the trigger is pulled, so the bullet won't be obstructed.

But I'm not sure if that's possible. Maybe with Kraut space magic but even then it would have to be a gun specially designed to do that, and why would you use a revolver for that...

Idk the book was great so far but now I feel like what the fuck am I reading

>>28326251
you could probably rig something that would cause an obstruction between the bullet and the barrel, something like a pin inside the cylinder gap.

it wouldn't fire backwards but probably fuck up the guys hand, maybe cook off the other rounds in the cylinder.

>>28326331
Well in the book there is a clean entry wound caused by a bullet in the guys head, so it can't be that. So there would have to be a way to have a barrel at the back of the gun...

Or maybe you could build the revolver so that it would basically have a small barrel at the back that was hidden, that you could load with 1 shot. And the lever would somehow disconnect the trigger from the normal firing mechanism and connect it to the hidden one, basically like a select fire switch....

I guess it could be possible with a really elaborate design made from scratch, but it would be very hard to conceal such a device in a normal looking revolver and it would be obvious what happened to anyone who found the body and gun.

Really fucking far fetched desu senpai

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I'll start with my opinion on the Classic/Antique category. I believe that with regard to quality of manufacture, reliability, and overall firepower, a really strong contender is the M1 Garand. Not as a meme, but as a serious rifle. .30-06 is a really powerful caliber, ammo is relatively affordable for plinking at the range occasionally, and it can be modified for hunting use if need be.

Pricing can be between $400 and $2000 depending on age/quality/design.

Thoughts?

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For CCW, I'd venture the Ruger LCP is a strong contender. Very discrete, low capacity, but firing .380 hollowpoints this thing can really pack some punch. Pic related, IV8888's flesh test of the .380 hollow point

doublebumpplspostiputalotofworkintotheOP

>>28325529
buy m9a3 and spraypaint it

>>28325535
I don't like painting anything, flakes off and leaves sticky mess after a while.

>>28325529
You could get a px4.

They were also gonna release a Beretta-brand glock but it didn't happen.

>>28323419
Fuck off namefag

>>28323419
more of a defense force and they lack any kind of fighting aircraft.

need some of that Paddy Pat tho

>>28323419
They're good enough at killing kid, senior citizens and planting car bombs

Literally a papist version of ISIS

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>>28323043

>>28323043

I'm putting away some cash for a few months and waiting for a good deal to pop up.

Ain't got no monies holmes

Used to, but I used it to buy a car

I really should get a damned job already

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Yellow J-20 with freshly produced serial J-10Bs

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>>28322622
More.

Engines look to be the same as the previous prototypes, ie. uprated WS-10 with silver IR-suppressant coating.

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>>28322620
>dat smog
being chinese is suffering

>>28322136
>>Silencers might be de-regulated
>>Automatics might be de-regulated
lol no

Conversions first up. Beyond that, anything I'd buy normally, except automatic.

I'd like a micro uzi.

>>28322139
Not particuarly hopeful on the Hollis v. Holder but the Hearing Protection Act actually has a decent chance of passing becasue it actually makes sense in regards to shooter saftey.

They're so evenly matched that it comes down to who sees the other first.

>>28321329
An original Abrams from 80's versus the newest British tank? Honestly? A draw. British armor is much better but their APSDS rounds are shit

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Don't reply without a sage

>>28317027
If the barrel is hot it can.

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>>28317027
>>thinking just because you have no bullets doesnt mean you can seriously injure someone with muzzle flash from the gas tube
What the fuck am I reading?

>>28317040
In the movie, it's made quite clear that they haven't had bullets loaded up in any of the guns seen by the characters for 4 years.

We raided an African fishing vessel last year. They had dogs on board... for different reasons

>>28315023
They were taking them to a new home, right?!

>>28315012
a marine might throw them off the deck