Archived threads in /k/ - Weapons - 4897. page

>>27789195
Good job, you bought a decent budget handgun. I love mine. I don't know about training though.

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>>27789195
How much $$$?

>>27789195
Buy a spring replacement kit for it. The trigger pull is horrendous for a semi auto.

How fitting for a psychopath.

Start by spelling it right and go from there

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>>27789110
Interesting idea.

Odd but unique.

I would go more of pic related but use the painter's filters that You get from Lowe's and just fabricate the old renaissance plague mask over it.

>>27789086
Opinel No8 Carbon Pocket Knife

>>27789086
here, now git
http://www.amazon.com/Kershaw-1660-Onion-Folding-SpeedSafe/dp/B0009VC9Y0

Gerber makes some nice cheap stuff

Well British battlecruisers had battleship-tier firepower with inferior armor.
German battlecruisers had battleship-tier protection but smaller guns.
Kirovs were called battlecruisers.
Call it whatever the hell you want.

>>27789000
When you say German battlecruisers, are you including the planned ones they had in WWII that they never built or are you just considering their WWI ones?

Additionally w/ the Brits is that only the case w/ their WWI ones, I was under the impression the HMS Hood was originally classified as a battlecruiser but was later just considered a fast-battleship like the Kongo-class was after their modernizations.

America is autistics. Its like everybody knows of chinese superiority only America cannot accept.

>>27788897
spy/10

>>27788897
Just get an m&p bodyguard 380

bump?

>>27788883

That is because of the reasons they are use the gasolines operated.

>>27789174
You wanna speak english?

>>27789181

I have of already sayed english. They uses the principle "gasolines" like lawncutter.

>>27788837
WHAT IF a twig gets caught in the trigger guard, and WHAT IF it's aimed at someone at that moment. A mechanical safety shouldn't bother you anyway, leave it on.

>>27788837
>If you follow the 4 rules of gun safety, a mechanical safety is unnecessary
Sure, that's why most firearms have mechanicall safeties dumbass

>>27788860
>WHAT IF it's aimed at someone at that moment
Then you'd be violating rule 2.
>WHAT IF a twig gets caught in the trigger guard
That may be worth worrying about when crawling through thick brush, but not under normal circumstances.

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>>27788680
How much did the bad boy cost? I'd love to get my hands on a historical piece, desu.

>>27788724
$230. Bought a reproduction since I'm a poorfag and can't afford an original.

>>27788680

How often do you jack off to furry porn?

5.45 is definitely not as common as 7.62x39 that you can buy at wal-mart. If it's your first AK, I recommend 7.62 all the way.

>Are 5.56 AKs even worth it?

In my opinion, no.

>>27788385
>Is 5.45x39 ammo hard to find or should I just get a 7.62x39 AK?
Through the magic of the internet, neither is hard to find. A lot of places carry 545, but less than 762 for obvious reasons.
>Are 5.56 AKs even worth it?
Mine works fine, and offers a lot more ammo choices than either of the others.

>>27788385
Why are all AK owners stupid memelords?

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>>27788371
*cough*

Their .22lr ammo is also terrible.

Kind of like Gerber and Craftsman, they got a good brand name then cheapened everything up for shorter-term profits, counting on their reputation to only slowly go into the mud and people to still buy their products thinking they were the same quality of old.

Cerbus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mLL50cu40U

>>27788270

The upcoming desert tech bullpup is supposed to have a pretty legit trigger out of box, and the aftermarket tavor triggers are nice, but fuckin expensive.

Personally, I'm waiting to see how the Desert Tech rifle is. I'm itchin for a bullpup too.

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>>27788270
let post some ugly bullpup

>>27788500
>Silly Dmitri, I said UNDER-barrel grenade launcher!

>>27788250
I've always wondered this myself. I remembered reading an article somewhere saying that basically we've invented and basically pushed the limits for chemicallly propelled weapons back in the 60s with the dawn of the modern assualt rifle. I'm starting to agree, all we see nowadays are companies perfecting rifles to make them more precise/accurate, but not much in terms of changing the firearms themselves. You could arm soldiers with AKs from the 40s and pit them against folks with modern weapons like CZ805s and I doubt either side would really have much of an advantage.

>>27788250

some article in gun mag recently about polymer bullets and casings - shooting times ? nra ? I can't remember

more efficient powder - this seems to be at a limit

really powerful handheld lasers - why do we need to fly some piece of metal into somebody else just burn a hole in them

>>27788250
given enough time we'll see the advent of integrated weapons systems that fit into power armor and can be aimed with a HUD instead of conventional sights (a la HALO) but at the same time I don't see anything replacing firearms for quite a while till we come across a major scientific breakthrough

don't forget, flint locks were the staple military weapons of the world for nearly 200 years, black powder rifles and match locks have been around for even longer.

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>>27788184
wheel lock master race reporting in

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>>27788184

>you will never be as alpha as gaston
>you will never have an amusing beta man servant tending to your every whim
>you will never have 17th century french qts begging for your dick
>you will never lead the town to storm a castle just so you can get laid
>you will never die like a hero after fighting a monster like a fucking baller
why live?

Is there seriously no major BP collectors on /k/? I am disappoint.
I never see any guns earlier then 19th century revolvers on here. prove me wrong

>>27788158
>800 dollars
Not even if it wasn't haunted.
I sold an M1 Garand for 400 bucks because it was haunted. If that gun was REALLY haunted it would be cheaper.

>>27788158
>Making up stories while high off weed
>Colorado
>Selling shitty AK to buy more weed

>>27788221
>implying pot smokers go to church

>>27788152
I was under the impression that those actions weren't that good even with full size cartridges

>what are your thoughts on it?
Complete dogshit.

>>27788169
The Luger action works well enough if you keep your magazine spring and mainspring in mind, and you're not in a muddy trench-infested hell.