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>>35103745
Think some people in /akg/ have it

>>35103745
They're not hard to find. They look cool but the glass and metal hook that holds it aren't as strong and sturdy as some would like. Hit it too hard and bend the hook and it's a paperweight. Same if you knock the glass out.

I'd buy a Kobra before I bought one of those.

But yeah check /akg/ if you want to know more. That's just what little I know of the optic is that they're not the sturdiest.

>>35103825
Do you know if they could even work on something that has a rail directly on the top of the rifle. It seems like it would hang off the right side of the rifle unless mounted off to the left like pic related.

>>35103742
No it isn't

>>35103772
give me a link to it

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>>35103742
>go to Youtube
>check favs
>When I hold an AK is gone
>search youtube for "When I hold an AK"
>no match
>mfw

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>>35103399
https://www.wired.com/story/smart-gun-fire-magnets/


>With $20 of hardware, Plore built a pair of radio "relay" devices that extend the range of the Armatix authentication watch, allowing someone who's not wearing the watch to fire the gun.

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>>35103402
Plore built a transmitter that emits radio waves at roughly the same frequency as the gun, jamming its radio connection and preventing it from firing even if the shooter is wearing the watch.

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>>35103407
>Gun rights advocates have long opposed smart guns, seeing them as a Trojan Horse to regulate traditional firearms. And Plore says his interest in smart-gun hacking originated with reading a vehemently anti-smart-gun thread on the gun forum Calguns.net in 2015. "Could you imagine what the guys at Defcon could do with this [piece of shit]?" one poster wrote wrote in response to a negative NRA review of the Armatix IP1.

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>>35103282
Best cause the others listed are outdated

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Vepr.
All the pros of an AK, in real-fucking-NATO.

Is a 7.62 AR a decent platform or is it a meme?

>>35103174
I always liked the pith helmet and wondered why in WW1 the brits and others didn't think of just making them out of metal.

>>35103174
Those uniforms are pretty aesthetic. Too bad the men in them were so underwhelming.

It's a good idea to know your load and ballistic data. That way you can sight it in more easily (less shots) and predict drop a lot better. Ammo quality is going to be a lot more important, and in my opinion you're probably going to want very nice glass. I live in a dense forest and can't set up a shot longer than 225 yards, but even at that distance you can tell some things by the groups you're making. For instance, with cheap zqi .308 I was making tall, skinny groups, which tells me velocity was inconsistent but the bullets were good. Match grade ammo won't do that because speed will be consistent, which makes drop more consistent. Shooting up or down steep hills at long range will make you shoot high. Strangely, both reduce drop for reasons that are hard to explain. Reading the wind will become important. At 225 yards I've had to hold over a few feet for windage in a fast crosswind, but that was with a .204, and in spite of their speed those buggers can really drift. So consider a varmint reticle or similar that has the dashes calibrated to 10mph crosswinds.

Leupold and vortex are good for the money. You'll need a spotting scope also.

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>>35103013
Practice, start close and move outwards. Learning to read wind and learning how temp/humidity affects your shooting takes experience.
I learned this the hard way, thinking I could jump straight from 300 yds on a calm day to shooting 600+ on a day with 15-20 mph wind gusts.

>>35103013
Not with a Savage axis.

over half the Luftwaffe is out of service because no repair parts.

Not very. I'd be worried about Gripens in a Tornado.

>>35102988
Wouldn't they be using Eurofighters instead of Tornadoes to shoot down enemy planes?

>>35102982
bcus you cant conceal a big ass sword

>>35102993
you can conceal most one handed swords in your pantlegs, i have done it.

>>35102982
Because a sword is used to kill another person, which a gun does better, where as a knife or axe can be used for things other than combat.

>>35102828
My god what a faggot.

>>35102828
Why does he keep saying 'fucking'? We get it you're intense and shit but it seems forced.

>>35102828
He's right though

>>35102776
>but I would think half the time it just fucking kills the shooter
injure their hands/arm/face you mean

its a not a bomb, its just a very small bomb

>>35102776
Depends

>>35102794
yeah but would small metal shrapnel going away from the chamber not have enough energy to conceivably kill someone

F

goodbye employment
at least it's just taco bell

>>35102797
Goodbye Taco Bell hello Aegis

>>35102440
>lots of kick

>until it explodes and takes off a finger

>>35102440
You're in for me saging this thread.

>>35102440

My old roomie had one.

Worked fine, did what he asked, lockup wasn't great.

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>>35102382
Here's the back just for keks

>>35102382
Because it was made to sell to tourist and they didn't put effort into it

>>35102382
good souvenir

What do you want to use the rifle for?

>>35102358
classic has bear creek ar in various calibers for $399

>>35102374
SHTF

How much is a CZ527?

>>35102264
They don't even sell it.

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Abso-fucking-lutely m88