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>>28310247
First shitpost!

>>28310247
Being on /k/ is seeing the absolute first things to come out of the gun owning communitys minds, with little or no filtering

At some point you just learn to let it wash over you

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>>28310247
Every once in a while I get tired of us having to cover the same ground over and over again but that's pretty rare. For the most part I think a lot of us like educating people on all the wide variety of subjects, even if a lot of it comes out as "LOL R U Rtarded? y would u by that?" and we also get people with crazy ass specialties coming in and dropping knowledge bombs on us.

You'll put your eye out....

>>28310144
The quote is "You'll shoot your eye out," retard

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>air soft shit

For Diane Feinstein to get shot by a Zeta.

How many people did he kill to get his uniform that stained?

>>28309995
>No combat action ribbon

Fuck off boot.

>>28309879
AR-15.

M1 Garand

>>28309879
either rpk or scar for me


other guns are fun but those two are just like ahhhh

High number receivers. Despite what the guys here tell you low numbers are dangerous and that's not just fuddlore

>>28309826
Are WW1 era ones unsafe?

>>28309829
I copied this from the CMP page on the M1903

M1903 rifles made before February 1918 utilized receivers and bolts which were single heat-treated by a method that rendered some of them brittle and liable to fracture when fired, exposing the shooter to a risk of serious injury. It proved impossible to determine, without destructive testing, which receivers and bolts were so affected and therefore potentially dangerous.

To solve this problem, the Ordnance Department commenced double heat treatment of receivers and bolts. This was commenced at Springfield Armory at approximately serial number 800,000 and at Rock Island Arsenal at exactly serial number 285,507. All Springfields made after this change are commonly called “high number” rifles. Those Springfields made before this change are commonly called “low-number” rifles.

In view of the safety risk the Ordnance Department withdrew from active service all “low-number” Springfields. During WWII, however, the urgent need for rifles resulted in the rebuilding and reissuing of many “low-number” as well as “high-number” Springfields. The bolts from such rifles were often mixed during rebuilding, and did not necessarily remain with the original receiver.

Generally speaking, “low number” bolts can be distinguished from “high-number” bolts by the angle at which the bolt handle is bent down. All “low number” bolts have the bolt handle bent straight down, perpendicular to the axis of the bolt body. High number bolts have “swept-back” (or slightly rearward curved) bolt handles.

A few straight-bent bolts are of the double heat-treat type, but these are not easily identified, and until positively proved otherwise ANY straight-bent bolt should be assumed to be “low number”. All original swept-back bolts are definitely “high number”. In addition, any bolt marked “N.S.” (for nickel steel) can be safely regarded as “high number” if obtained directly from CMP

What's the internet service like in hell, faggot?

>>28309712
>gun jams
Jeez, you can't even get the meme right in your b8 post.

0/10

>>28309712
>be man
>have cheating bitch girlfriend
>bitch finally breaks up, gets restraining order against me
>see her at grocery store, go to say hi
>bitch spergs out and tries to shoot me
>shitty plastic gun gets off one round before jamming
>draw my 1911 and put 8 rounds of John Moses Browning-endorsed FMJ into her

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You posted one, but there's others.

Federal Tactical Bonded 124 gr JHP (LE9T1)
Federal HST 124 gr +P JHP (P9HST3)
Remington Golden Saber Bonded 124 gr +P JHP (GSB9MMD)
Speer Gold Dot 124 gr +P JHP
Winchester Ranger-T 124 gr +P JHP (RA9124TP)
Winchester 124 gr +P Bonded JHP (RA9BA)
Winchester Ranger-T 127 gr +P+ JHP (RA9TA)
Federal Tactical Bonded 135 gr +P JHP (LE9T5)
Hornady Critical Duty 135 gr +P PT
Federal HST 147 gr JHP (P9HST2)
Remington Golden Saber 147 gr JHP (GS9MMC)
Speer Gold Dot 147 gr JHP
Winchester Ranger-T 147 gr JHP (RA9T)
Winchester 147 gr Bonded JHP (RA9B/Q4364)

sent a boatslut to my santa
he sent one to me
merry slutmas

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>>28309414
Merry Christmas /k/

For the wife :
bandoleer sling for her shotgun
a box of 1oz rifled slugs
flashlight mount
12ga snap caps

for me:
waiting for my concealed permit

american propaganda movie, featuring a good actor playing a shitbag of a human being.

>>28309370
then it worked!

Chris Kyle was a hero regardless of what the fatbodies of /k/ will say about him.

Every real man of the West dreams of smiting as many nonwhite mongrels as he did.

>>28309234
Given what you just wrote, CC is not for you.

Don't carry a gun if you're going to bank on someone getting scared off when you draw it. You'll wind up getting hurt or killed that way.

>>28309264
k

>>28309217
no, the meat grinder has to keep running

I... I actually like the ramp on the bong carrier.

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>tfw you were never offside

>>28309205

asking the wrong question. the correct one is: how dumb must one be?

Inteligence has little to do with it. It has to deal more with willpower and determination

>>28309205
What's making you assume he wasn't smart?

Also Merry Christmas!

>>28308959
Neither of those are real, sorry.

>>28308959
Lol Nazis with M16s

IB stolen Valor

>>28308842
No TD/10

>>28308842
nic gun u faget i bet u r stil going to suking on yor mother nipel u young fagent

>>28308804
The gun is certainly important, but shooting past 400-500 yards is far more dependent on the shooter than the firearm. Not many shooters can outshoot their own guns.

>>28308834

What I should say, is can I get to 1K with a Remington or Tikka, and how low of a caliber can it be? .338? 308?

>>28308834

Is there a firearm that's cost effective that I can buy that I can work up to outshooting?