Most Operator gun possible in Virginia.

>Virginia
anything.

>>30106194
I know I can buy anything but what specifically is the most Operator gun that you know is here or can be shipped here?

>>30106073
Mosin-Nagant.

>>30106073
Glock 40

>>30106073
Ar 15

>>30106255
Literally anything.

Go to your local gun shop
ask them to order anything
you can get ARs, SCARs, ACRs

in fact, anything that has both an A and an R in the name will probably fit the bill.

>>30106275
Maybe buy several and mount them somewhere and make a way to volley fire them?

Matchlock muzzle loading musket. It was the first type of firearm operators used to operate in Virginia.

>>30106300
Whats Opinion on Scar's and ACR's?

>>30106306
I saw a tactical one once I believe still not sure if I was deep in thought or a dream.

>>30106311
SCARs are snowlfake guns, but they're at least good snowflake guns.

the ACR is for the mentally challenged because it'll have the price of a noveske, but none of the aftermarket.

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>>30106338
and the AR? I only have an RPK (Zatstava) so I never used one.

>>30106334
Forgot image.

>>30106338
so many people make ARs that you'll have to do your own research.

There are $600 junkyard Palmetto ARs and there are $100,00 titanium and Holy Water infused ARs .

Danial Defense are great mid tier ARs though.

>>30106386
Whoops, meant to link
>>30106354

>>30106386
Yeah I saw one it looked promising, plan on getting the needed optics and other fun stuff (Note. Coming into a lot of extra money soon about $2200 to be exact)

>>30106334
That was IIRC a tactical flintlock. Matchlock guns are even older, like from the 1500s.

>>30106422
>like from the 1500s.
they're even older than that.

There were designs for a Matchlock when there was still a Roman Empire.( though some call it the Byzantine.)

>>30106463
Jupiter dammit now I'm imagining eastern legionaries with matchlocks blowing the living hell out of the Ottomans and preserving the Empire.

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>>30106499
No kidding. although the legionary system was discarded by the 700s, the theme system would have been adequate enough had the Emperors in Constantinople saw the genius of the hand held cannon.

While they were head over heals for large cannons, they completely ignored small arms development.

But eh, i understand why they didn't. The Latin Empire did a real good number on them and they never quite recovered from it.