Canada General: Christmas Edition

>>32428898
Anyone interested in antique Swiss 1882 revolvers? TradeEx still has a couple in.

Just in case anyone missed it, email [email protected] if you're interested in a meet up in the HRM area

>>32429770
Are they able to shoot modern ammo? Or at the very least hand loads from modern brass?

>>32430243
If you want an antique to shoot modren ammo with get a webly

>>32430057
HRM?

Bevins trolled people so fucking hard with that pic.

>>32431717
Halifax Regional Municipality.

I stopped by wholesale sports in the interior today. Ammo is more expensive up here. 115gr 9mm is $25/box compared to 18-20 on the island.

There was some stuff on sale but I think I'll pop in on boxing day.

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I wanna get a No 1 Mk 3* with full stock and a decent barrel. What's a fair price? In payment I offer this RCMP meme.

>>32430278
K I will look into it thanks.

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Went to the range yesterday. Finally zeroed the ironsights. Merry Christmas all.

Will Marstar ever get the JW0193 back in stock? I just want a cheap bolt gun that eats SKS food

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>>32433910

fugg I'm hung over I mean a Norinco JW-103

>>32433919
How is it? I've been curious about the JW105 for a while now.

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>gun stores Boxing Day sales
>5% off

>>32433905
>zeroed the iron sights
>not windage adjustable

How?

>>32434393

It's shooting where I'm aiming so that's zeroed for me.

>>32434384

I think I'll just wait until the Visa bills start rolling in next month and people start unloading shit on the EE.

>>32435164

Smart

>>32434384
Or they take 300 dollar crates of bulk ammo, raise the "regular price" to 350, and then sell them for "100 dollars off" at 250.

>>32435309

I'm looking at you, cabelas.

>>32434393

Plus you can adjust the windage. Just not on the fly. The front sight post moves side to side.

>>32435347
http://www.cabelas.ca/product/44442/winchester-cabelas-exclusive-22lr-ammunition-w-collectible-box
Or they take a 20 dollar box of ammo, put it in a cheap collectors box, and sell it for the low low price of 33 dollars (down from 45).

>>32435385

Yeah, fuck those guys.

I'm torn between getting a .22LR and getting a bigger fuck you calibre. I keep seeing decent deals on stuff I don't know anything about, like .243, .270, 22-250, etc.

>>32435409
You need a .300 win mag to keep squirrels out of your garden.

Are vz58s really worth the money compared to SKS?

>>32435454
lel

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>>32435458

Never tried the SKS but I enjoy my 858

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Daily reminder that he's our only hope.

>>32435585
Just anybody but O'Leary please.

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>>32435409
Get a 37mm bofors and be king autist
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/608654755

>>32435458
I'm personally partial to the VZ58. Both are fun, but the VZ58 has much better ergos (not built for 5'5 slavlets) and the detachable mags actually work. That being said, it's more noticeable to the side of you than the SKS, just a warning if you like to shoot in groups.

>>32435599
Can you even get ammo for those things? Or do you have to use it as a glorified fireworks launcher?

>>32435687
Theres lots of 37mm shells available but youd have to get brass or steel projectiles milled

>>32435773
Machined*
These are legally single shot rifles essentially

>>32433910
Pretty sure Norinco hasn't made those in a long ass time. Which probably means they scrapped the tooling.

>>32434375
I hear the JW-103 and 105 were both pretty "rough" guns, not the worst mind you but no where near as well built as the 7.62x39mm CZ 527 but better than the Zastava M85. The 105 has front sights unlike the 103

>>32435870
Which one has the most bonus damage against undead? Because we all know the zombies are coming.

Any good Christmas sales on ammo? Tradex doesn't seem to have sales.

>>32435961
Wait until tomorrow, that's when sales start.

http://www.cabelas.ca/product/80020/surplus-762x39mm-fmj-ammunition-1500-rounds

For $260.
Is this a good deal?

>>32436101
For surplus ammo? It's pretty good, it's just going to be dirty ammo, and you'll need to clean your gun every time you go shooting.

>>32436101

Normally 290$ at Firearm Outlet Canada. 350$ is way too much in the first place anyway.

>>32436101

It's usually ~300-350, not a bad deal. I'm sure that doesn't qualify for free shipping though, those crates are heavy as shit. If they're local I'd go for it.

Looking into buying my first shotgun, primarily to be used for turkey/waterfowl, but also fun. Was thinking of a camo 12 gauge pump with a 3 1/2 chamber so that I can fire anything through it. The option of adding rails for a scope later without gunsmithing would be nice too. Current candidates:
-Mossberg 535
-Winchester SXP
-Remington 870 Express
-Benelli Supernova

So I have no idea which to go with, though I am partial to the SXP and Supernova, as I haven't heard any serious complaints about either. Heard about the Mossberg kicking too much and rattling, and Remington's having shit QC nowadays. Just wanted to get some opinions from here.

I'm torn on buying one of the two.

$270 for 1400 rounds of Russian surplus x39
Or
$250 for 1500 rounds of Chinese surplus.

Is the Chinese stuff decent? Anyone tried both? I have only ever used Czech surplus.

>>32436504
Not me, but one of the guys at the Ottawa shoot said the x39 Chinese ammo was pretty good. I've only ever used the x54r Chinese surplus and it's dirty as shit, takes forever to clean my guns after shooting it, even compared to the Russian x39 surplus I shoot.

>>32436177

quoting myself instead of scrolling up.

How much is a pre-64 Model 94 worth? There's one for $550 shipped right now, thinking about grabbing it.

>>32436533
I wish I could find a store that sells Czech stuff local. I may just get the Russian since I trust them more than China. Good thing I've always saved my stripper clips.

>>32436577
People sell those stripper clips for a 1$ each at gun shows, and i have a huge box full of them. Ive also seeing people selling surplus 7.62x39 or 54r individually for 1$ a too

Merry Christmas, dickbutts.

May your groups be small.

>>32430243
Yes, they can shoot modern ammo. The design itself is strong- much stronger than the round used (basically a slightly more powerful .32 S&W long). Fiocchi made some 7.5mm Swiss revolver not so long ago. You can make your own reloads using .32 cal bullets and shortened .32-20 cases if you'd like. Calgary Shooting Centre had some locally made ammo.

>>32432543
Online the prices are fairly dire- 600-800 is the range I'm seeing. Assuming you can find one, of course. Your best bet will be at the local gun store, but even then I'd budget at least $600 to be safe (if you want it in good shape).

I know some people score serious deals, but that's what I've been seeing.

>>32435961
Prophet River has free shipping and 10% off on purchases over $200. They have a lot of brass and bullets in oddball calibers. It's not a huge savings, but when it's something like a .45-90 or .500 Nitro Express every little bit helps.

>>32436445
As much as I like my Mossberg, I'd go with the Supernova for your needs. I'd pick the Mossberg before the SXP, but that is just personal preference.

If you get a Remington Wingmaster you'll do better. Remington has tidied up their QC in the past few years, but the Express are still dire. Make sure you inspect it carefully before buying.

>>32436564
If it's in good shape, that's a good deal for a pre-64. At least, I haven't seen much better.

>>32436564
Got mine in the Army/Navy store in Halifax in 2014 for $460 tax included. So yeah, pretty good deal if you include shipping.

>>32433905
silverdale ?

>>32437309
Thanks m8. My dad has a molested Longbranch, so I might hold off. But then prices won't c````ome down, either.

>>32439971
My GF's dad owns a No1 Mk3* with a sporter stock. It's apparently mine as soon as we marry.

>>32438781

Yessir. Quite empty on Christmas Eve.

Hey canucks,

What's a good caliber larger to look at for my first rifle?

Needs to be larger than a .22 cause I'm not a pussy.

I will be taking it with me when I go hiking in the woods. It will only be used for plinking at trees and scaring off animals

Merry christmas

>>32440158

>plinking at trees
This is a bad idea.

As for a caliber, .308.

>>32440158
SKS. Cheap rifle, cheap ammo (especially surplus), easy to clean, tough, reliable, reasonably accurate. If you have the extra money for it, I do recommend the VZ58 as an upscale alternative, though they are getting a bit more expensive than what I'd pay for one.
>Also shooting at trees generally kills them

>>32440185
Thanks. What are good things to plink at in the woods?

>>32440199
Thanks. Everyone says SKS. That's what my CFSC instructor recommended.

Here in BC we have tons of fallen trees.

>>32440200
Bring targets and a stand for them. Set them up with a small hill behind them. Look for rocks or other things that could cause a ricochet. You could make some reactive targets (tannerite and the like) for more kaboom.

>>32440199
Where can I go to buy an SKS or VZ58?

>>32440224
Sounds good and cool. Will plan further before pulling any triggers. Thanks

Is a bolt action a good first rifle?

>>32440210
Stumps are generally good. Sometimes just whatever natural fixtures you spot that aren't alive (dead trees, patches of dirt, etc) on the opposing hill. Do try to have a natural hill to shoot into, or at least shoot down into a valley to reduce risk of accidental injury.
>>32440238
>Where can I go to buy an SKS or VZ58?
Online. Most online retailers have SKSs for sale, prices vary. You missed out on some good deals for SKSs on the Black Friday weekend, but there should be some good ones tomorrow. VZ58s are around, the only retailer I know with any in stock at the moment is tradeexcanada.com which is where I ordered from.
>>32440246
Depends on experience. .22 is generally good to start on if you never shot before, or are concerned about cost or recoil. There are various intermediate options available if you want something bigger, or you don't mind paying a bit more. There are obviously assorted larger ones for hunting or longer range target shooting if you are already somewhat experienced. Bolt actions are generally easy to clean, simply remove bolt, clean bolt face, clean barrel, and relax.

>>32440238
>Where can I go to buy an SKS or VZ58?
Cabelas has SKS, so does Canadian Tire. For VZ.58s, there's a bunch of online stores that stock them- check the sponsors on Canadiangunnutz.

>>32440246
It was for me.

>>32440267
>>32440279
Thanks. I think I'm going to look for a .308 bolt-action.

Is it a good idea to get a rifle that comes with a scope?

Is there any performance difference in synthetic vs wood stock?

>>32440426
>Is it a good idea to get a rifle that comes with a scope?

Package deals can be alright, but you may want to buy something else that will serve you better. I think the best rule is to research. I bought a scope separately.

>synthetic vs wood stock

Synthetic will do better in the rain and high humidity. Wood handles really cold temperatures better. You'll feel slightly less recoil with a wood stock that is the same weight as a synthetic.

Given that you are in BC, a synthetic or laminate stock may be best for you.

>>32440426
>glass/scope
for a starter I wouldn't worry much about getting a $1500. Generally if a rifle comes with a scope, it'll work well with that scope.

>stock
No real performance difference, especially for a starter, unless you plan on pushing past 600m, then bedding is more important.

>>32440463
As a note, this is if your definition of performance for a bolt action is strictly accuracy and precision.

>>32440426

IMO synthetic stocks feel like cheap shit. Wood or laminate feel more sturdy.

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>>32428898
Merry Christmas niggers, cold as fuck again tonight

>>32440711
Well, if lived in a house with insulation then you'd be less cold

>>32440731
Kek im in the bush

>>32440765
>not taking an insulated house with you everywhere you go

Getta load of this guy! I keep mine in a carrying case in my backpack

>>32440794
What if my lungs are coated in the best asbestos

>>32440805
Well, maybe... but only if it's a lot of asbestos

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areyoufuckingkiddingme.com

>>32440426
.308 might be a bit more recoil than you're expecting if you've never gone shooting before. That being said, you can usually get a Savage Axis+glass combo fairly cheap, which you'll need since .308 is typically over a dollar per shot.

>>32428898
I got a nice christmas gift today. I was talking with my mum today and she gave me permission to use some land she has for shooting on, about 100 acres worth.

>tfw you'll probably wait until winter is over

>>32440894

Fucking nice. Are you going to build a network of tunnels? Asking for a friend.

>>32440919
Yeah maybe next time don't build your man cave in the middle of a city. The Toronto Police Service wasn't too pleased.

>>32439979
Lock it up.

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>>32440839
LOL

Relatively new to firearms in Canada, and I just can't wrap my head around Restricted firearms. Am I reading it correctly, where ALL semi-automatic weapons in a rifle caliber are considered restricted? I'm considering getting an SKS, but if I need a restricted fuck that.

>>32440919
>Are you going to build a network of tunnels?
Of course!

I'll tell her that I'm digging the basement and foundation of her eventual cottage, as well as making a berm for shooting against.

It's 2 kliks to the closest neighbor as well, and the property is situated so that there's a hill sloping up on one end that can be used to backstop any stray rounds in a pinch as well. Beautiful, quiet, lake-front property.

No promises.. but when the weather gets warm, and if everything else is going else, we might have a new place to hold /k/ meetups.


Also.... Merry /K/ristmas everyone!!!

>>32442723
Semi autos, as a general rule, are only restricted if they have a barrel shorter than 18.5", with the exception of the ar-15 which is named restricted.

>>32442973
And the SKS's barrel falls in at 20", awesome. Thanks for the help, anon.

>>32442723
If its named on this list it's prohibited: http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-98-462/FullText.html
If its the AR15, or the barrel length is shorter than 18.5" than it's restricted.
Otherwise it's non-restricted, and this includes such offerings as a stock SKS, VZ58 with an 18.6" barrel, SVT-40, and Tavor.

>>32440894
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>>32440839
You spoke. They listened.
Thanks /k/anada

Any real boxing day/week sales out there? Anyone made it to CAnadian tire yet? since they don't advertise their funs.

I just finished shoveling the foot of snow that fell last night.

>>32443621

cabelas has 9mm Blazer on for 15 bucks which isn't bad. I haven't seen anything amazing yet. I'm going to pop down to wholesale sports after breakfast

>>32443645

Wholesale sports has all ammo 20% off. Grabbed 100rds of .223 for fifty bucks.

>TFW I can't find good deals on bulk non-corrosive 7.62x54r

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>>32428898
Ayy, everyone at wholesale sports was startled when i asked for 36lbs of tannerite

>>32446187
>Hole digging autist buys shitloads of impact sensitive explosives
I'm pretty sure the emotion you're looking for is concerned.

>want to spend money
>want to get new gun
>have to save for house

JDIMSA

Any cheap SKS's online? I'm shopping around and the cheapest I can find is $220, not including shipping. My local Canadian tire doesn't have shit.

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>>32446187
Got my alcohol ration for the AB meet
>>32446241
Same difference

>>32446593
That's pretty typical. Going price seems to be around $250 these days. I got mine on Black Friday for $207 shipped though, but that was a really good sale.

What are the best 10+ round 223/5.56 magazines for the AR-15? I feel like stocking up on them now before anything happens to their legality. Are the full length .50 Beowulf metal Alexander Arms mags worth it?

is the military worth joining?

how is it in terms of proper training and funding?

>>32447526

The Canadian army is a meme. That said, I still might try to get a commission if I can't find another job.

>>32447526
What it's "worth" is relative to what you expect to get out of it. What career path were you considering?

Funding is shit, so enjoy seeing vintage gear your dad or grandpa may have used. I can't speak for other trades, but training is literally all Infantry does. Classes, PT, drills, etc. Probably why so many of us turn into alcoholics.

Why do people buy bubba'd .22 rifles? Why spend so much money on a boring ass gun?

>>32449479

>not spending $1000 on a 10/22 covered in lego

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>Marstar is licensed for prohibited/FA firearms
I'm sorry you fucking what?
How the fuck did they swing that?

>going to get food after a range trip with an R weapon is a felony

Do the RCMP think I'm gonna shoot up the fuckin Tim Hortons?

>>32449616

I'm pretty sure that's allowed, and also we don't have felonies in canada. We have indictable offences.

>91/30 costs $240 from Bullseye London
>Local gun shop on Van Isle has them on for $120

How do they get away with this price gouging?

>>32449780
You pay a premium for convenience (online shopping). Similarly, that's why PS Militaria has all those cool guns at decent prices.

>>32449597
Theyve been dealing guns internationally with police and military along with film studios for decades, wanna know why john didnt give a fuck about the garand fiasco? Cause he can just make more money selling full autos over seas and hoarding the rest for himself and close acquaintances to use on his private range, he has well over 2 dozen ptrd and ptrs's, and will tell you, and even give you price, but will absolutely refuse to sell them unless you have a controlled goods license and an import license, even though theyre already in canada and non restricted, even if they werent theyre age and caliber makes the them exempt from being controlled goods, just the ammo is restricted from import. Fuck marstar i hope he sues the shit out me when i open Ratsram

>>32449616
I thought they changed the law to allow short stops while transporting R?

>>32446623
A 40 of vodka. 36 lbs of binary explosives... what could go wrong?

>>32450466
Nope, just that trips to the range are now automatically allowed.

>>32450510
Literally everything but itll be a hell of a show

>>32450252
Ratsram?

>>32451217
Say it backwards

>>32451273
Ram Rats

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>>32451366

>>32449479
Because they're having fun?

Confirmed. Just got back from driving all the way across town to the pro fun Canadian tire, and they have no discounts on any fun.

Lamest boxing week ever.

Couple of days until the AB Meet, lads. Make sure we got decent gear, even if it probably won't be THAT bad out.

>>32453697
The only half-decent local boxing week sale I've seen has been mentioned already, Chinese surplus 7.62x39 knocked down from $350 to $260 at Cabelas, and that's because it was overpriced to begin with.
The Jews did this.

>Canada's 150th with have Trudeau at the helm
HOW EMBARASSING REEEEE

>>32446623
>in the passenger seat
>not drinking and driving
fucking pussy

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>>32454046
Oh yeah, everyone is pretty well trained goyim these days.

Like there was a snow storm the other night, and I went to go buy a new snow shovel, which are stocked in every store right by the snow blowers, and every single 2 stage snow blower in the city appears sold out.

12" of snow and everyone goes out and spends upwards of 1000 dollars.

>>32454046
>Chinese surplus
looked russian to me

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>>32454289
I just don't get it. For anyone who isn't a cripple or like 70 years old, pic related can probably eat through 12" of snow nearly as fast as a snowblower. And it doesn't cost anything besides calories.

>>32454301
The pic on their website is of a Russian crate, but below it's listed as being Chinese. And it's 1500 rounds (25x30x2) which, as far as I know, is how Chinese ammo is packaged.

>>32454373
Yeah, I was getting tired of doing it with a 12" shovel so I went and bought a 24" scoop and I was done in no time.

Nobody under the age of 55 should even own a snow blower.

Also even nearly all of the electric 1 stage blowers were sold out. You're better off shoveling with a wooden spoon at that point.

>>32454397
And if they're going to burn $1000 on an emergency snowblower, why not hire someone to clear their driveway so they can sit on their ass instead? Lots of people in my city do that, and many of them aren't even richfags.

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>>32454261
We each had a 40oz of old English at this burger place before i took that so we were driving not sober if that makes a difference

>>32454373
I have some shitbox old steel tank of a snowblower somewhere. I should put treads on it and paint it in Slav tank camo.
>Not just slapping a snowplow on an old Lada Niva

>>32454791
That's some ghetto assed shit.

>>32454791
OE is still a thing?

Shit, I remember when I first turned 18, that's what I would buy. That and those plastic 2L bottles of wine cooler.

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>>32455102
Its a place called soda jerks, they also sell leninade which i intend to buy by the case again

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>>32455678
Fucking what.

>>32454439

When I was a kid I made fucking bank going door to door with a snow shovel. Do kids still do that? I also mowed lawns in the summer and raked leaves in the fall.

>not being on the grind since child

>>32457354
Nope. Kids are pretty useless these days. Well I mean their parents are useless. Most kids I find are actually eager to find a sense of purpose, their lazy stoner parents are just useless at finding them that sense of purpose

>>32457388

Well shit, that's sad. I'm torn between wanting to find a nice younger girl to start a family with, and just giving up on society altogether and moving to the woods with my guns.

>>32457400
>starting a family in these troubling and uncertain times
Only have a kid if you know theyll have a future

>>32457420

That's one side of it, but the shortage of kids who aren't raised by cucks and feminists is part of the problem.

>>32457450
>>32457420
I could go further into this, but I'm not drunk enough yet.

>>32457470

Whenever you're ready anon.

>>32457482
People are just really easily brainwashed by (((academia))), and academia spent decades promoting the destruction of monogamy and the family unit, which was basically the entire pillar of western civilization. Look at us now. Our civilization is crumbling.

>>32457450
No matter how you teach them and raise them you never know what other outside influences will change their opinion, like the cucks and sjws, cause in most cases nowdays, both parents have to work to make enough, leaving only the schools, tv, amd the Internet to raise kids, the lack of a strong family household and both parental figures is one of the main contributing factor to most of societies problems, and the people in charge know that, cause they created this situation cause if they can break up the family household, get both parents out of the house and working fulltime, they can profit off the next generations future cause they have full reign on how they grow up. Pretty much the only way to avoid that is living a farming or country lifestyle way outside of the cities but even that is becoming hard to achieve

I blame the internet.

>>32456008
Never heard of Leninade?

There's also Not See Kola (Which I'm told tastes quite similar to crystal pepsi).

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>>32457700

Forgot pic.

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>>32457700
A. Never.
B. Nice double dubs.

>>32457794

Thanks for Czeching, Anon.

Happy Holidays, eh?

>>32457511
can vouch. I'm currently going to UVIC and the amount of left leaning shit i see and deal with all the time is staggering.

Some kids were doing a "the government owes us free university" rally and some chick asked me if i believed in the cause.

>I'll pay for my school, i wont spend the rest of my life paying for yours.

She looked appalled

>>32457905

God bless you bro.

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>>32457806
Oh fuck yeah, bud.

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>>32428898
>Tfw your svt trigger breaks
This is why i bought 3, while my nice ones trigger is broken i can just use the one from my shittier looking svt.

>I still don't own any slav rifles.
Am I even a Canadian at this point?

>>32458140
How'd you manage that?

>>32457933

1/3 of my program failed first semester. Tax payers don't need to cover little Timmy's failed classes because he can't time manage.

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>>32458140
I'm waiting for my handguard to finally split all the way down.

>>32458285
Bump firing probably

>>32458336
Well shit, there's a reason they gave up on AVT-36s.

>>32458353
https://youtu.be/EftsiSBX_HM

>>32458312
What's it like to own 2 Mosin Nagants?

Do they like, compound exponentially with one another?

>>32458382
Jesus christ i found it
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/598131209

>>32458445
And I assume if you have a prohib license you can import that?

>>32458481
If you have a 12.2 prohib license anyways. Not like you'll ever get to take it out, unless you have a range on your own land.
>Plus they will eventually break themselves simply by shooting them.

>>32458481
Or, buy it and just keep it the us to use there

>>32458445
Svt stock and safety.
Might be registered as a machine gun but it will not work as one.

>>32458498
>break themselves
I mean so does an STG-44, but it's still one of the coolest fucking rifles ever made.

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>>32458444
It's pretty boring.

>>32458549
I think it looks like somebody with autism tried to copy the Enfield No4

>>32458194
What the hell DO you own, then?

>>32458646
Shamefully right now I only have 1 gun and it's a 22 bolt action. I want to get into rabbit hunting. Debating my next acquisition as either a bolt action .223 or an SKS

>>32458706

SKS before the 200$ price hike due to import markings.

>>32458498
>Plus they will eventually break themselves simply by shooting them.
I think 90% of the issue would be resolved if most SVTs weren't bedded so fucking shittily in their stocks.

>>32458736
I'd put my money on metallurgy

>>32458706

A Cooey?

>>32458736
True, but there's also that godawful gas port adjustment system. Seriously, if it was built like modern systems that adjust automatically it would be wonderful, but no, it's an overcomplicated pile of fun.

How long do you think a NcStar backpack would last?

>>32458776

My money is on Savage.

>>32458848
If their backpacks are anything like their tri-rail dust covers for the SKS, it will rattle a lot and make you very frustrated

>>32458776
It's a Marlin XT series. It was on sale, so I figured /whynot/

>>32459086
shoots good?