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it's worth about the same as any other zippo unless you can find a collector. So, I'd say about $20. but if I had lost one of my ship or squadron zippos I'd pay up to 450 to get a replacement.

>>28296131
Thank you, anon
Is there any forum online with zippo collectors?

>>28295810
>bunch of blacks and illegals breaking the law

notice the part where they were buying guns in hotel rooms? clearly not buying from licensed FFL's

>>28295830
Would you support harsh laws to target operations like this?

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>>28295810
Are you posing a question or a statement? "So?" appears to be intended as a question, but there is no question really put forth, as it is followed by what is basically a statement. Are we expected to refute your statement, answer a non-existant question, or is this a poorly worded prompt to propagate discussion?

Let them, New York is lost.

>>28295772
:( I live here. If this passes nobody in NY will be able to buy ammo.

At that point Upstate NY would try to find some way to detach NYC from their state. Let them try. If people started enforcing laws up there regarding things like this then it would end the whole gun control policies in NY for quite some time.

>>28295667
What is intended use/ purpose of the rifle you wish to purchase?

>>28295667
Garand first. AR's will always be floating about, and can be built piece at a time over weeks/months.

Garands are cool and only go up in value. I built my garand so I didn't care about resell value.
Like he said.. What do you want. If it's going to the range.. The m1 is expensive to feed. Mine is 308 so it is cheaper to feed plus I was reloading my own for while. At 18 I don't think you will have the time to commit to reloading, or funds to feed your m1.
If you want to throw a shit ton of parts at it.. Go with the ar

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>>28295640
Nah, that's just hearing protection

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>>28295640
Do you have calipers? What's the diameter of the bullet (not the whole cartridge) and the length of the case?
That looks kinda like 7.5 french. Or maybe 7.92 mauser?

>>28295227
I swear I got autism from watching that stupid video

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https://youtu.be/K7cyQlsUQ6E

The best

Am I the only person who finds this fuck to be extremely annoying?

>>28295076
She gets a train run on her by her unit

When she was in the state legislature she actually did have to resign sparking a byelection when her unit was deployed to Iraq

Seems like a really dumb vote grabber to me

>>28295094
>2. You will immediately cease and not continue to access the site if you are under the age of 18.

>>28295069
Well, they don't import WASR-2's anymore for starters.

Also, being a 74 pattern rifle it should have a 90 degree gas block instead of a 45 degree gas block-- something to do with bullet sheering whenever it passes the gas port in the barrel. But apparently the Romanians drilled their 45 degree gas blocks at a 90 degree angle to fix that issue or something to that extent. Don't know much about WASR-2's specifically honestly, but consider that this is a Century import and Century is known for all sorts of quality issues.

>>28297284
Century import=\=century made

>>28295069
>cheap 5.45

how cheap, and where are you?

Looks to me like the cheapest and most capable battle rifle available to Canadians is the SKS with some modifications.

Important features:
-semiautomatic
-takes magazines of 10 rounds or greater
-balanced for good pointability
-folding/sliding stock for easy transport in car/motorbike/skidoo/tractor/backpack

Arsenal refurbished SKS is $200
XCR mag adapter is $120

I haven't yet been able to find a stock that properly balances the SKS. Always too front-heavy. I've read that bullpup conversions do the trick, but I'd rather not and that's also illegal here. I think maybe a two-piece 3D printed stock with a steel sidefolder or H&K sliding stock would do the trick. For $400 you can get something almost as good as a VZ, which is $1000 and always out of stock.

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>>28296076
Its the barrel that makes it front heavy more than anything else. Theres nothing much you can do to make it less front heavy. The only thing I can think of is getting a AR-15 compatible stock and putting a A2 on with lead weight in it and i'm not even sure if there are stocks that can use an A2 buffer tube.

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>>28296076
>$400 and a shitload of work including access to a 3d printer

i'd rather just buy a vz58, they're easier to strip and clean, theyre lighter and more ergonomic, and are drilled and tapped for a side optic mount

Because Taurus probably has a patent on putting a shotgun IN the pistol.

Because why the fuck not.
And yes, it would probably work reasonably well as long as you replaced the hinge pin with a more beefy one (this one looks like a joke) and reinforced the bottom of the trigger guard. This looks like it would shake itself apart after a while.

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>>28294982
I prefer an underbarrel .30-06

My friend has the same revolver. It's the first gun I shot, he had me use 38 +p at first. When I switched to 357 it damn near blew the gun out of my hands. I have gorilla hands though, so I have a hard time holding that small of a grip.

>>28295035
I literally laughed out loud at your post. Thats the same thing that happened to me, the fucking .357 rounds blew the gun back into my hand between my thumb and my index finger, that webbing, felt like being punched hard there. Was way more than I expected, its manageable, but a lot of force. How much different is the recoil from the .38+P to .357 ?

>>28294977
I use gold dots in a 4.2 inch SP101. I'm not a poorfag, but I'm not a richfag either, so I thought that would be a nice hybrid between a full size GP100 and a snub nosed LCR, fun for carry and the range. And I was right.

Next purchase is likely going to be a Dan Wesson 715, but I think I'll want to keep it pristine too badly to carry it, even with the snub nosed barrel.

>>28294918
Fun times launching a 1961 Plymouth savoy off the deck of the USS Enterprise via steam catapult

>>28295024
i saw this in the humor thread, showed it to my dad (retired navy) he says he was there. any info on this pic? dates/ location?

>>28294918
Damnit, at work on my phone and don't have the greentext. It was my story, crazy shit. Late '05. Don't have time to retype it, but let me know if you have questions, and I'll try to get to you.

>>28294906


Rust...?

Copper-based grease

Way to take care of your shit, faggot.

>>28294882
You don't.

Alternatively, just nuke your own forces. It'll be faster to the same result.

>>28294892
Let's assume magic timey whimey technobabble takes nukes off the table; it's just a conventional slugfest

>>28294916
Okay then.

You're better off just blowing up the entirety of your force. It'll end up the same way but be much faster.

it can technically work, but its just retarded in a practical sense.

Other than the certain nerve damage of firing that much 9x18 out of what amounts to a jenga brick with a magazine in, no.

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>>28294812
No, its a real thing you tard.