questions that dont deserve their own qtdtot thread

>>33066461
.223 wylde is not just about using both rounds, it is about using more kinds of round with better accuracy. Higher grain bullets, etc.

>>33066461
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.223_Wylde_chamber

>>33066461
Dimensions inbetween .223 rem and 5.56nato chambers. So basically better precision potential of a .223 rem chamber , but can dafely fire 5.56.

And no there is no NATO hollow point ammo

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what are the lowest scope rings i can get on the market?

>>33066461
>why is .223 wylde a thing when 5.56 barrels can fire both safely?
Fudds don't understand chamber dimensions and smart people are capitalizing on it.

>>33066461
>are commercial 5.56 hollowpoints a thing

No, but hornady makes a 75 gr. Bthp .223 that shoots like a dream out of my 16 inch carbine length gas system ar.

>>33066516
>And no there is no NATO hollow point ammo
>what is the Mk262

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>>33066737

>>33066502
>>33066485
>>33066461
TL;DR: .223 Wylde exists because Bill Wylde wanted to name something after himself.

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>>33066782
Lucky for him to get a cool fucking name like that.

I'm going to online business school right now and then once I get out of the milfag life, using my GI bill for a gunsmithing school, and I want to start my own company but my name fucking sucks.

>captcha: Brent TRENTO
>mfw even captcha comes up with a cooler name than mine

>>33066839

use your name and then put "dynamics" at the end

>smith dynamics

>>33066765
>>33066737
Commercial anon. Where can i get some without having to bribe my local land and ammo nco?

>>33066863
That won't work. Not going to reveal my name but it'd be about as bad as Boner Dynamics.

I'm just going to legally change my name to Brent Trento.

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Where can I find a reasonably priced 1911 build kit? Kind of want to make a Officer styled 9mm. I don't mind piecemealing it. Just don't want to pay $1,200 like on 1911builders.

>own a 45
>want to make it by hand
>Yes tools I know, if someone in a Philippine jungle can I should be able to.

>>33066863
Or solutions. Or resolutions. Or intervention.

Seriously anon. Focus on your studies, your business name is the last of your worries right now.

>>33066737
US military doesn't consider it hollow point other NATO countries don't use it. Holopoints are prohibited m8.

>>33066894
Is your last name Dickgeiser? I'm not even kidding there are people with that name. Met a guy whose name was Royal. Royal Dickgeiser. I kind of wonder how big his dick is.

>>33066926
No, thank god it's not that bad.

In all reality, I'll probably try to get my cousin and good friend from highschool who's already retired military in on it, then we'll combine our surname initials to get HPA. Then add the cool word like Dynamics or LLC or something to the end.

>>33066901
Thanks, I'm not too big a fan of learning how to be a jew but I'm nearing the end of it.
I'm hoping gunsmithing school will be more fun.

>>33066765
>>33066737

OTM is my goto sd/shtf ammo.

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I'm a newfag whose only bought guns private sale and from buds, What's a good place to get a belgum hand fedora?

Noguns here. Want to buy a 1911, but which kind should i buy? Cost isnt an issue.

>>33066461
223 wylde is a meme
223 wylde is a 223 shaped chamber rated for 5.56
HERE'S THE THING: All modern 223 chambers are rated for 5.56 unless it specifically says otherwise. It's literally trivial to make it so, and no one wants to deal with customers blowing up their guns.
Fun Fact: 223 and 556 have "different pressure ratings" because they are measured differently.

Furthermore, no one outside of SAAMI even makes a distinction in the pressure rating. Anywhere else if it can't handle 5.56 it isn't 223.

>>33067544

kimber

>>33067544
RIA 1911 for $400 or a Wilson Combat for several thousand. Buy absolutely nothing inbetween.

>>33067544
do not buy a kimber

>>33067544

get a glock 21

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Can anybody tell me about the availability of 8mm Mauser?

I really like the K98, but I don't want to get one if the ammunition is non-existent, super expensive, or will be either within the next few years.

>>33067739
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=8mm+mauser+ammunition

>>33066839
>>33066894
who says the name has to be real?
just like at neta-lee hershlag

>>33066461
I was always thought it was to push the potential of match grade ammo while sacrificing the ability to feed it any ammo you wanted.

A slightly tighter chamber that might not work with cheap ammo.

>>33066839
Cox & co LLC
"You're gonna love our bullet hoses"

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>>33066461

Think of getting a ruger 9e. In light of it's manual safety, would it be a bad choice for carry if I were to carry?

>>33067841
>>33068055
Well I looked it up and [my surname] Arms already exists in Germany. I can't read german, but it seems that they make custom AR's.

Guess if I can't get any buddies in on the business, I'll probably name it after an animal but not something gay enough make it sound mallninja tier.
Either that or pull an FN Herstal and name it National Factory [location where I plan to set up shop]

Is there a commonly agreed upon point where calibers start becoming "high powered"?

>>33068541
I would say it depends on if we're talking about pistols or rifles.

You'd be hard pressed to find someone who disagrees with .50 or 12.7mm being pretty fucking high powered.

>>33068251
Check out the FNS-9 compact. Much better brand. I've heard rumors that the rugers have issues with small parts breakage, the mag release specifically.

>>33068265
Hello Mr. Horner.

Will a custom action be much more accurate than a trued Tikka action?
If not why would I bother?

>>33067672
> Kimber is made in AMERICA
> Springfield is essentially made in Brazil
> QC for Kimber has improved

Why shouldn't people buy Kimber?

Would lol9mm penetrate a car door if someone was hiding behind it as a shield in a shoot out?

lets say i knew i was going to die soon and wanted my ashes to be packed with the contents of as many 7.62x51 rounds i can fit into and fired out of my 17s and m1 by my son and brother at my funeral


would that be possible or would my ashes make the bullets blow up because of some sciencey shit

>>33066907
US didn't ratify the Hague convention senpai. Which is precisely why they're considering switching to hollow point for 9mm.

>>33068883
I thought Springfield and IMBEL cut ties recently for 1911 production? I could be wrong, but last I heard SA had found a different source for castings/forgings and was doing all machining in IL.

>>33068945
>not having your ashes turned into gems and then cut to be the bullets for cartridges

http://www.lifegem.com/

If I want an MP5A3 knockoff, what's the best brand to roll with?

>>33068953
thats expensive

i was thinkin like nigger rigged homemade rounds with like the ashes combined with the gunpowder

>>33068953
My friend already agreed to have my ashes turned into bullets and shot at my killer if I'm murdered

Why do "scout" rifles exist when box fed semi autos and bolt actions exist

>>33068265
Arctic Fox Solutions might be available.

How do gun care? The sticky says nothing and I don't want my gun to explode or crumble into rust.

>>33068949
You are correct about Springfield and Imbel cutting ties. My mistake.

> However
Current discussions are still being had about the sources of castings/forgings. The most recent thread I was able to find speculates most parts are forged and casted in South Korea and the guns are assembled in USA.

> Notice Springfield still isn't claiming their guns as "Made in USA"

>>33067739
it was like 20 cents a round between 10 and 20 years ago but the supply has dried up and its like 50-75 cents a round now for average ammo

>>33068998
Because someone published their personal preference and gave it a name and other people; much like lemmings on an ice shelf followed thoughtlessly jist because.

>>33069217
When done shooting gun. Clean gun. Store gun in safe dry place. Retrieve gun every month and wipe with oily rag (RemWipes, Hoppes gun wipes, etc) If you live in some place with high humidity every 2-3 weeks reapplying oil is advised.

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Any Czech bros here?
Could someone please explain to me the categories weapons can fall into in your country?
What falls under the category "D" of firearms?

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>>33068797
N-nice to m-meet you.

Does anyone make an AR upper without a forward assist, but with a dust cover and top rail? Please don't make me go to that cancer general.

>>33071704
>http://www.primaryarms.com/aero-precision-slick-side-stripped-ar-15-upper-receiver-apar610401

I damaged the finish on my Tula pretty good on my Tula, down to the wood. Do I need anything other than amber shellac to touch it up?

>>33071764
what does it look like? take a pic

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>>33071820

>>33066839
Just pick literally any name from Greek or Roman mythology and add "Defense" or "Solutions" to the end of it.

>>33071918
>paiderastia solutions

Why do 7.62x39 kicks stronger than 5.45x39 considering they have the same casing?

>>33071936
Aspis defence
Numina tactical
Xyphos arms

>>33066894
I went to school with a guy with the last name Boner. He was a great dude so nobody ever gave him shit.

>>33066897
find the cheapest kit you can on ebay , throw away the slide and get one with a name on it. I finished my psa blem frame with an ebay kit and a springfield slide and after some didling it shoots fine. 450 all said and done.

OR you could go to numrich and add every piece you need to cart and make your own kit. Might of to source a slide and some incidental parts still.

>>33068983
you will get lower pressures, semi-autos might not cycle. I recommend making the ashes part of the projectile. Maybe fill some hollowpoints with the ashes, dip in wax to seal the ashes in.

>>33066461
It helps accuracy while using .223 but it can also use 5.56.

>>33071960
they don't have the same casing volume. 7.62 has 2.31 cm^3, 5.45 has 1.75 cm^3. So 7.62 has ~25% more powder. Combine that with a heavier projectile, and you'll see that 7.62 has higher muzzle energy. Muzzle energy divided by weight of the gun is a good way to estimate recoil.

>>33071918
Reggin defence systems

>>33066461
Anyone know the year remington 700's shit the bed?
I'm debating on getting one or maybe the Howa mini action.

>>33068934
It would penetrate an entire car (excluding the engine block and such) and still penetrate a person in the other side.

>>33068934
Go to a junk yard
Buy a car door for cheaps
Take it to a range / inna woods.
Find out.

Has there EVER been a case of a failure from shooting 556 in a 223 rifle? I figure that all firearms in intermediate calibers would be made to withstand pressures well past the max pressure set by salami or CIP

>>33072743
Depends on your definition. They've always had the trigger defect and will fire if you touch the bolt if that spring starts to wear or wonder.

The actual quality of machining and finish tanked after they were aquired by DuPont and tanked even harder after Cerberus aka freedom group bought them

>>33068934
Car doors are paper thin these days. A 22 will go through a car door, 9mm will (and has been proven too) go through one door and out the other with no issue. Unless its a super old steel body land yacht, nothing but the engine block is going to stop any caliber.

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>>33068998
Because the Steyr scout is about as /spacegun/ as a bolt action can get.
>>33070033
Also this, sadly.

>>33067663
why not something in between? ruger SR1911 looks pretty nice

>>33071918
Oedipus Solutions

Mechanically, how does a three-round burst fire mode operate?

>>33068934
Yes, hide engine front of car with engine block for protection. Car doors stopping any caliber is Hollywood crud.

>>33073787
Hide behind* front of car.

I hate my phone's auto correct.

>>33073766
like a ratchet

>>33073766
press bang switch = three rounds fire

What is 6.5x55?
Well duh its a boolit, what I mean is what does it shoot like, does it feel nice, is it okayish precision-wise, etc.

Reason I am asking is that one of my LGSs has an all-matching swedish mauser for like 350 quid

>>33073469
Fuck, no. The SR1911 is garbage.
>>33073766
A semi auto AR-15 has two hammer stops: The disconnector, and the trigger. The trigger holds the hammer when released, and the disconnector when not released.
A full auto AR-15 is the same as semi auto, but adds an auto sear. The Auto Sear catches the hammer and prevents it from firing until the bolt is seated. In Position 3 the disconnector is disabled, and the hammer is held only by the auto sear or trigger.
The M16A2-style burst trigger group adds a second disconnector. A cam sits on the right side of the hammer, which has three highs, one low, three more highs, and one more low. The cam advances one position when the hammer cocks. In Position 3 the primary disconnector is disabled and it fires exactly the same as full auto, but when the cam hits a valley the secondary disconnector is tripped, stopping the hammer until the trigger is released.

>>33066461
QUESTION
4.6x30mm got rejected for being too high pressure and causing bore erosion.
Then wtf are tank cannons made out of? What is the coating of a tank bore? What is the relation to bore diameter and pressure of round?
I'm guessing as the bore size increases there is enough rapid pressure fall off to not cause as much damage? Anyone know the details?

>>33066650
lowest price or lowest in terms of raising scope from top of gun?

>>33073508
>Not your dad's gunsmith.

>>33073868
>What is the relation to bore diameter and pressure of round?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideal_gas_law

>>33073845
very nice round
very soft shooting, with low recoil

>>33069927
Sorry to be a nuisance, but I'm still new pretty new to guns. Is 75 cents per round a bad price for non-surplus ammo?

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>>33073899

What's a good black powder rifle?

>>33071590
CAN'T CORNER THE HORNER

>>33066461
Is the volume of a gunshot more related to velocity of the projectile or the chamber pressure? I'm looking for the quietest 9mm load, right now I just bought a box of 158 grain PPU, but there are some heavier loads out there in the 160-165 grain range. That's ignoring the 147gr "-P" loads available for competitions.

will range people laugh at me for using a black "tactical" backpack?

>>33074721
Everyone laughs at you for having a molle infested backpack.

Why is /k/ obsessed with the FAL? Because it was widely adopted or what? Seems to be a pretty flawed design with the magazine pushing on the bolt hard enough to affect accuracy and all.

>>33066866
black hills makes 262

>>33075099
Rhodesia and the Falklands. They are most modern land wars between two uniform, somewhat matched, countries. Also being nicknamed "the right arm of the free world" probably doesn't hurt.

Whats /k/'s opinion on the Sig P250? Thinking about picking one up as my first handgun, figured it would fit my needs considering i could swap frames on it for cc and hd.

What's a good factory SBR in 300 blk. In another thread SBRs were mentioned, but they were brands that sold 5.56 such as colt and LMT. DD and Noveske both sell 300 blk, which is better/ any other suggestions?

What is the largest smokeless powder shotgun shell, and shotgun for that matter, that I can get? I don't give a fuck if I'm going to break every bone in my body trying to shoot it, I just fucking hate black powder weapons

Is a used FNS-9 Longslide and 400 rounds of ammo a good deal for $425?
I'm not extremely interested in the FNS in general, but I'd like a striker fire gun at some point and it seems like a good deal for what seems like a reliable gun.

At what price do you start to consider rifle ammo a good deal?

90 cents a round?
80? 70? 60?

>>33076091
Depends on the ammo.

>>33076109
GP11? I see it around for like 60 cents but I dunno if I should just give up my K31 because of how damn expensive GP11 is compared to other shit

God the K31 is silk though

>>33075849
They're good. Had mine in subcompact 9mm.

>>33073875
lowest scope to gun

>>33076156
It's a full sized rifle round made for rifles that were only issued to Mountain Jews. I don't know what you expected when you bought old milsurp, but don't be one of those guys that expects dead ammo for 50+ year old rifles to be the same price as NATO ammunition that's utilized in rifles all around the world.

>>33067643
It's just a throat in between 223 and 5.56... And the pressures are different between the two to begin with, but since proof loads are so much hotter it won't make a difference until your 223 throat erodes to garbage...

>>33066461
As far as carry/gun ownerships require the owner to have the gun "under their control" or secure etc... How does that (if at all) apply to the way people carry guns?

By which I mean; is it illegal to carry guns without a holster? Like your classic pocket carry, and tucked in waistband carry.

No I'm not a cholo or gangbanger, I use a holster whenever I leave my neighborhood; BUT if I'm just going to take out the trash, or getting the mail (evenings and weekends), and I'm wearing belt-less pants at the moment, I'll just tuck it in my shorts under my T-shirt or if the weather is cooler put it in my hoodie big pocket or jacket inner pocket on top of my sweatpants. If I get hit by a car and sent flying and my pistol hits some soccer mom in the face, I feel reasonably confident that I could explain myself to the officer/judge/jury that It's my own fucking neighborhood and I was just going out for a quick stroll, I'm a law abiding gun owner, sorry I was marginally lazy this time, and my weapon "got out of my control" but come on. While on the other hand, if I'm going to even get into my car to drive to the gas station or grocery store or bank nearby (.25-1 miles away really) I will slap on some belted pants and use my holster. But do I really need to?

I'm not trying to advocate pocket/tuck carry over holsters; holsters are simply better. But if you're just relaxing in your sweatpants, and you don't need to go far; it's OK right? (by which I mean is it OK from a legal standpoint? Are there any formal definitions or precedent regarding what toes the line about having your firearm 'under your control'?)

>>33066894
Trento Tactical

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what's the quality like on those PSA AKs? been eyeballing one for a while now.

How does dd law interact with high cal homemade project blackpowder guns? Can I build my own man portable 1in+ bore bp cartridge gun?

Who makes the best custom pistols?

I want a custom bolt action pistol made but I don't know where the hell to go for it.

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>>33066461
this might come as a surprise to you, OP, but some chamber dimensions are better for some things than others.

like, reliable extraction, or precision.

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>>33071905
You're probably going to want to lightly sand the gouges out and feather in the shellac

>>33074473
I've been really happy with my Knight with a green mountain barrel (from the factory)

>>33074721
Serious: no. Hell, half of then probably own one similar.

>>33075958
Readily available? 10ga 3½" turkey magnum rounds. Most likely in tungsten (hevi-shot).
If price isn't an issue, I think IVE seen 8, 6, and maybe even a 4 ga around. IDK if they're smokeless, though.
Also, look up "punt guns"

>>33076238
Warns makes quality rings, and their "low" series are pretty low. Isn't your objective going to hit your receiver/barrel?

>>33076802
If it's bigger than .500", it's a destructive device, unless cleared as having a "sporting purpose"

>>33076877
All depends on what you want to spend, and (partly) the caliber you're looking at. For instance, if you wanted one in 458 Lott, I'd direct you to Holland & Holland

>>33067739
you can get an Israeli Mauser like i did. Jew Mausers are functionally the same as they are converted k98s from after the war. The only difference is its in 7.62 NATO.

>>33077298
A Jewish Jew remover? I must own this paradox.

I can pick up a savage axis 308 for $190 new. Would this be worthwhile or is there a better budget option out there? I'm open to bolt action or semi auto. Will only be using it for target shooting.

Is it bad to have a feeling absolute disdain around Japanese folks?

>>33077312
they're neat rifles. I'd get one thats been reblued as it'll be cheaper since there's no collectors value.

so i picked up a romanian 75 rd drum and found out the follower links are flat out gone any way i can find this part anywhere

>>33077468
could try using one from a shitty korean made drum

What other guns have a rate of fire close to the AR-15

>>33077508
Many rifles are capable of firing one round every time the trigger is pulled. Pistols and shotguns too.

>>33077501
i never thought of that but i need to make sure they are a three link follower and not a shitty two link follower

>>33066461
>also are hollowpoint commercial 5.56 loads a thing?
Yes.

https://www.ammunitiondepot.com/591-federal-american-eagle-5-56-nato-50-grain-jhp.html

>>33077139
476 nitro express?

>>33075958
Just go .700 express. Probably have to search around for anything for sale, moat likely to order

>>33075958
10 guage 3.5" magnum
anything higher than that is considered a destructive device by the ATF

I know there are AR variants that fire from an open bolt, like the Colt Automatic Rifle, and I know that the M27 replacing some of the M249s in Marine Corps service fires from a closed bolt.

The question is, is there any firearm in the AR-15 family that uses an open bolt in full auto and a closed bolt in semi auto?

>>33076156
My local cabelas has PPU 7.5swiss for 18.99/box. A friend of mine uses the brass to reload for his k31.

>>33077128
Wrong. Black powder muzzleloaders are exempt from all nfa.

>>33078149
follow the comment thread
he specifically asked about cartridge firing BP

that said, you are correct

How do I use brake cleaner for cleaning raifu?

Do i just spray it on, wipe it up, wait for it to all dry then lube as normal? Can it fuck up the finish or metal?

I own a PTR-91.

How do I use solvent to clean? Serious question. Can I just let gun parts soak in it for hours?

>>33071704
Spikes Tactical, S&W, Anderson Manufacturing. Those are the main companies I know of that sell Slick Upper Receivers.

>>33072743
I went Remington 700 Long Range and I don't regret it.

Howa is Remington replica, they have a problem with rusting.

>>33077326
Savage Axis for $190 is a steal. The Savage Axis II has a better trigger but for $190 you can upgrade parts over time and not feel guilty about it.

>>33076737
get a WASR

>>33068883
Springfields have not been made in brazil for some years now, only the budget models were made there, if it has an NM serial number it's made in America.

I dont know about kimber, I stoped paying atention to them after seeing some of the problems they were having.

I have a light weight operator and could not be happier, got it for less than 900.

>>33073787
45 has a hard time penetrating car doors

What's the point of wipes on a suppressor? Is it to slow the bullet or does it have some effect of holding the gas back? I was watching the forgotten weapons Welrod video and it has several wipes, so if they were to slow the bullet why not just use a lower pressure cartridge?

Question 1. I live in So-Cal, what should i pay for a 6.5 creedmoor Ar10? budget build or bought complete(cheap)?

Question 2. why are mosins so expensive now? where can i find one for around $200 since theyre now going over $300 locally

>>33078964
> 2017 trying to buy an AR 15 or AR 10
> They got banned bro, some companies like Turners is starting to sell some featureless AR-15s but nothing for AR-10s yet.
> Try to get a Stripped Lower and go from there....

>>33079013
i can find ar15s' for around $600 all day long they arent banned just low in stock. i dont want 223/556 and i love 6.5 way more than 308. i just dont know if i can use the same 308 setup with a 6.5 barrel?
im going shopping around tomorrow so ill see what i can find

Are thumbhole stocks good for Ar's? I really like the aesthetic

>>33077694
If you're serious, you're a madman.
And if you're serious, contact H&H. They make custom elephant bore guns.

>>33077694
If you're serious, you're a madman.
And if you're serious, contact H&H. They make custom
elephant bore guns.

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I am building baby's first AR. I really love the 20 inch a2 uppers, but since I will be using it to teach several people of various ages to shoot with it, I need the adjustability of a carbine stock.

Will a rifle length gas system work with a carbine buffer and tube or will I need to go buy a special buffer?

>>33070658
not czech but gon help a nigga out
A is czech NFA: full auto and silencers etc. requires special permit
B is usually semi-auto, requires permit to purchase
C is usually bolt action or repeater, no purchase permit but have to show it to cops after purchase for registration
D is other
E is ammo

D is: historical, one-or-two-shot flintlocks, etc., flobert up to 7.5J muzzle energy,air guns up to 16J muzzle energy,
something i can't figure out but I suspect is air guns with detachable air canister, non-guns that use ammo (industrial butchering tools etc) bows and crossbows with 150N+ strength, properly deactivated guns, cut-away's, deactivated ammo and weapons not listed in cats A to C.

Hope this herped

>>33066901
>>33066894

> You heard about the new Boner Solution gun oil?

>>33066863
Quackenbush dynamics.

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how the HELL does this work? Is there a wall between columns 2 and 3? What's that bent central thing? Why does it disappear once there's only enough ammo for the two top columns?

>>33079110
It will work, possibly not 100% reliable. For betterreliability you'll need to change the spring out; normal tube and buffer are fine though.

Will the Incog eclipse holster for the 3.5" M&P also work for the M&P Compact?
They both have 3.5" barrels so I can't see why it wouldn't work as it only has a shorter grip.
I emailed Incog and didn't get a straight forward answer which honestly makes me hesitant.

>>33079416
These are like the 50rd casket mags for the Spectre amirite?

Bumping because I also want to know and have had trouble finding any answers.

>>33080517
I believe that particular one is the AK casket mag, but yes, same principle

>>33080517
Spectre and Suomi KP-31 both used casket mags
Russia made AK casket mags, and Surefire made those AR casket mags

>>33071918
Hermes land warfare resources advanced tactical DEVGRU CQB assault innovations industries incorporated. Should fit on a receiver nicely

I just got my C&R license. What are some must have guns that I should get with it, and where could I find them? I haven't bought anything with it yet so I'm pretty excited to try it out.

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anyone identify this exact patch, was made during WW2.

>>33082250
ask /pol/

What is a ranger walk?

What is a bomber pistol or gun?

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>>33066461
what kind of gun is this??

http://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/crime/article113103943.html

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>>33067544
Ruger sr 1911 or smith and wesson
idk if springfield armory is any good tho
or >>33067685

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Anyone have any experience with Checkmate Industries? I just ordered 5 15-round M1A magazines last Friday but they haven't shipped yet.

>>33078703
Spray it with on, scrub or wipe down as needed, repeat until clean, follow up with lube. Most brake cleaners have fairly aggressive solvents that evaporate rapidly. They also have a tendency to be pretty toxic, so use nitrile gloves and eye protection, and for fucks sake use it outside or somewhere with really good ventilation, the fumes are not good for you. Look for "ultra low VOC" cleaners to minimize the toxic factor.

t. mechanic that uses the shit daily

>>33079110
Look into an A5 buffer system, they were designed specifically for this.

>>33083765
B&T TP9

Aside from muh history and muh vintage aesthetics, what advantages would an M39 or some other non shit tier surplus rifle have over a modern bolt gun like a Ruger American, Remington 700, or some other common pleb shit? I heard an M39 is heavy for what it is, and it's hard to find one in decent condition for a good price, and it might just be more "practical" in the utilitarian sense to get a modern rifle.

Forgive my ignorance, I'm a noguns pleb.

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>>33083975
??
thats 1800 dollardoos
fuck

is Tulammo really that bad? I have about 200 rounds of 7.62x39 for my SKS and have yet to shoot it. People here seem to foam at the mouth at the mention of putting it through their gun, but it looks like you just have to clean it a bit more? Thanks.

>>33084458
Never shot it, only Wolf, but yes because of the lacquer on Tula you need to clean more frequently. Other than that and possibly not as good of a gas seal as brass casing it's fine.

Would having an adderall prescription be a problem when applying for a concealed license? And if so if I just stopped getting it would that clear any problem? Unfortunately in Philly for reference

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I'm looking for advise on pricing an M&P Shield 9mm I want to sell locally. They go on sale for about $350 new here fairly regularly. Mine has less than 500 rds through it. Is $250 high, low, or about right?

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Anyone with trigger time on a KSG, how hard do I have to force it to get it to cycle? I've fired a UTS-15, and I really had to slam the pump to get it to cycle. Compared to my 500, which as long as I move it all the way forwards and all the way back, it will cycle, the UTS was finicky as hell.
tl;dr Is the pump on the KSG reliable enough to depend on it for HD/competition?

>>33066461
If the AR barrel has a gas block/front sight post attached, how can it be "free floating"?

>>33076156
>60 cents/round
>expensive
If you ONLY buy surplus rifles because the ammo is cheap you seriously need to rethink your decisions.

tl:dr- stop being a cheapskate

>>33085587
It's not really, but that's as close as it gets and it's easier to say that than to repeatedly describe a sling or hand not directly interfacing with the barrel via traditional drop in hand guards.

Should I buy a chink CZ-85 for 400$ or save up for a real deal CZ?

>>33085407
Ask for 300 and go from there.

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Is it safe to trust nylon plastic with your life?

>>33086220
>squishy squishy

>>33086220
Wowzers!

>>33073847
>>33073766
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxwPEL8winI

>>33079110
>>33079449
I run a 20" and carbine stock.
The only issues I've had with it came just this past Saturday when I finally got to try out the PMC Bronze .223 I've been buying.
It made my rifle short-stroke constantly. Stick with NATO-spec ammo and you're probably fine.

>>33084458
depends on the gun really, some designs will take it better than others, for example it can fuck up your AR, but an AK will eat it happily.

In the case of the G3 or PTR, its even more desirable to shoot than brass, the casings of which are more likely to break in the chamber. Tula is still very accurate in a PTR and if you read reviews of Tula .308 you'll see the best reviews come from PTR owners while everyone else hates it.

Personally i use the fuck out of it, and its nice and cheap. no complaints so far.

Can you buy rifle ammunition online if you're under 21? or does that only apply to pistol ammunition?

Posted in the last thread but never saw an answer:

My bolt stop pin (rearmost largest pin) on my Ruger 10/22 is super loose, and because the stock has pretty wide tolerances it rattles around a LOT during regular use. Is there a temporary fix that won't make dismantling a bitch?

>>33074522
YES MAKE A GUN SHOP CALLED THE HORNER CORNER

>>33086626
18 for rifle 21 for pistol, check your states laws and most ammo shipments require a signature.

>>33087061
Maybe put aluminum tape on it?

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Anyone have any opinions on using a Glock 17 mag with a +2 extension for your spare mag when carrying a 19?

I've heard one argument that any situation you would use a spare mag you would already be in a firefight, thus the anti-concealment effect of the mag sticking out slightly (the entire reason the 19's grip is shorter) is irrelevant as it's not in your holster and you have zero need or concern for concealment when it comes time for the 2nd mag.

So your spare mag would have 19 shots with the G17+2 vs the regular G19's 15.

Thoughts?

Does anyone have a screen cap of the green text of what happened to saigamarine? Some one near me also meme'd too close to the sun and I was trying to show one of my friends it happened before.

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>>33087204
>your spare mag would have 19 shots with the G17+2 vs the regular G19's 15.
good plan

>>33087230
Nothing happened to Saigamarine. He went and memed IRL to a bunch of nogs at a BLM protest. They got asshurt and he left. He was asked to go back the next night and thought it was a bad idea so didn't go. A year later he had to explain to a jury what a loli is and why he and a friend went to a BLM rally to rescue one.

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Considering how much better batteries are now, how came we don't have electric operated shotguns and such, instead of gas/inertia operated ones as an option to clumsy pump action shotguns?

I mean this for small home defense shotguns.

>>33087504
Because what's actually wrong with gas operating system? That energy is already there, and will remain. You may as well make use of it instead of add more weight and complexity to a system for less efficiency.

>>33087576

But them different (cheap) ammo, man? WHAT ABOUT THEM?

Also, an electric system would have way less mechanical parts.

>>33074385
>>33069927
Its more like a buck a round now days, and yea, a dollar a round is really fuckin pricy.

It isnt unicorn levels of rare/expensive like 7.35 Carcano is, but god damn if it isnt still a bitch to feed my girl.

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Newfag buying a gun soon I want a semi auto rifle around $400 or lower but I want anything that isn't a 22lr. But the other option is a milsurp but I've been looking at the yugo 8mm mauser recommend me something

>>33066926
>Dickgeiser
.510 Dickgeiser Magnum

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Upside down picture be damned, but I just glued this chunk of wood that flew off my ishapore when shooting it, and filled the gap with wood putty. How can I make it seamless? I've got a stain marker and a 220 sanding bar.

>>33087638
How?

>>33087638
Because an average soldier is intended to operate with as little a reliance on electricity as possible. Imagine trying to service a malfunctioning electric gun versus any regular gun, especially out in the field or worse, whilst getting shot at.

>>33085651
I bought a 1986 CZ-75 (CZ calls this the "CZ-75A" but most people refer to it as the CZ-75 Pre-B) on Gunbroker for under $300. Finish looks like shit because it was the extra hard enamel they used in the 80s that flaked off after so many years, but it's functional.

And it's real. And it was like $285 with shipping and transfer.

So I wouldn't buy a knockoff.

>>33073845
>Reason I am asking is that one of my LGSs has an all-matching swedish mauser for like 350 quid

Fucking do it. They're good shooters.

>>33087481
Oh, I thought he was the one who got sent to the pen for shooting at protesters. What happened to the other guy then? I am more looking for screen caps for posterity.

How useful is strength, especially grip strength, in pistol shooting?

I'm too poor to shoot my CZ 75 regularly (In the Philippines wages are low and the hobby is expensive) so in the meantime I've decided to work on becoming the strongest manlet there is. But in the future I want to be a champion in the IPSC Production Division.

t. guy who can do one-arm chinups @ 180lbs.

>>33088880
Id venture to say it doesnt matter at all. You dont want a death grip on your pistol, its only going to fuck up your aim

Now go kill some drug dealers flip bro

>>33088020
If I were you Id get the mauser instead of spending $400 on a POS semi-auto.

Let the mauser teach you basics of marksman ship before getting something painted black. You may decide what you actually want by then anyway.

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Is a .22LR MP5 """"""SD""""" worth 400 bucks? Meaning is it a fun little plinker or is it so boring that it isn't worth it? Been tempted to get one recently for my 2nd gun but don't want to get something that I won't enjoy

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What's the going rate on S&W 5904s? I found one at a LGS in great condition at $350 OTD and was wondering if it was worth a pickup, since I've only heard good things about 3rd gen S&Ws aside from the slide safety.
How does this variant compare to the baseline 5906?

>>33088880
Have you dished out any street justice yet?

What hand gun should I get?

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My LGS has a rockola m1 carbine for $799 before 7% sales tax.

It is missing its rear sight and someone polished the stock so that its all glossy.

Should I buy it?

>>33089286
22LR rifles are pretty boring. have you shot 22LR before? trust me, don't get one as your second gun if you're looking for fun.

>>33089352

yes if rear sights for it arent unobtanium

>>33089286
man fuck that.

.22 should be reserved for buying your gf's first gun or teaching someone how to shoot, especially children, or just general practice if you dont feel like shooting your larger more expensive rounds.

I wouldnt want an MP5 in a cuck round.

>>33089408
ok sweet. I see sights online. original are pretty expensive but repro are pretty cheap. not sure which ill get

>>33068980
I just got a Walther (HK stamp of approval) mp5 clone in 22lr and is is so fucking fun. If you are going with 9, though, I'm not sure.

I hand tightened my AR barrel and snugged it with wrench. Am I going to blow my face off this weekend? Do I need a torque wrench?

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this seems so painfully obvious im completely expecting someone to instantly reply "the xxxxx, shitlord!", but hasnt anyone incorporated some sorta wind up spring like you see in the amsel striker, but to the hammer of a revolver, or to the action of something like a blowback? when you let off the trigger on that, it lets the cylinder rotate one, so why not have a revolver that pulls the hammer back when you let go of the trigger? you could have a single action trigger with the bonus of double action, and if you went this far, youd probably rig it up in a way that if anything went wrong you just disconnected the wind up spring/whatever and go right to single action. if it was like pic related, you could get something that had like 50 uses in it before needing to wind up tension again, and in a revolver thats really more then youll ever need without a chance to stop and wind it up again?
same for anything else, something that cycles the action on the release of the trigger, adds nothing to the trigger pull and would cycle dud rounds or continue its way through misfires by itself by itself.
something like this HAS to of been done already, and so im guessing its because shit just didnt work or was super rare because useless/overcomplicated, so t. minus 5 seconds till someone blows me the fuck out, right?

also added bonus, use the same system to push spent rounds out of a sidegate revolver by twisting it sideways and releasing the trigger on safe over and over?

>>33089286
It's impossible for me to get one, but I would if I could. If it's not for a serious use, .22 is fine.

My only experience with full auto is a cloud chamber air BB, running off 100psi shop air. Weak as piss. Super good fun. If it's for shits n giggles, it cirtinally provided giggles.

Also, this is a terribly random and offtopic thread...

>>33089800
> snugged it with wrench
Provided you put some good effort into it, and your gas tube alignment is fine you should be good to go. Apparently barrel nuts don't rotate a crazy amount once snug.

- First AR I built I was easily putting 50 ft/lbs to 80 ft/lbs when I was tightening my barrel nut.
- Took it over to a professional gunsmith just to be safe, his torque wrench clicked right away and he said I was good to go.

>>33088880
Grip strength helps with hand/ finger endurance.
> You can point your gun longer
> Doesn't help much with recoil, accuracy, etc.

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some one recommend me a super gucci concealed carry pistol

>>33068986
Holy fuck, that's incredible.
I told my wife that if I'm stabbed to death, turn the iron in my blood into a sword and chop that sonofabitch's head off with it.

>>33071590
Dude, this site has some of the best cyber-sleuths I've ever seen.
It's not surprising if they can find your address now.
>dragon dildos in your mail tomorrow

Bamp

>>33091522
Forgot to quote>>33088074

>>33066894

Trent Tano

>>33066863
Diggensugger Dynamics

School me on pump action .22lr. I know nothing about them.

>>33091709
Well you pump it to work the action

>>33091720
Aside from that

Are GP 5 filters safe to use in an emergency? If not where's a good place to get some 40mm filters?

>>33091724
Well there is really nothing else to know about them.
Fun little guns, I love my 1890
It's a fun plinker and great for kids and new shooters. When I got the thing it hadn't been cleaned since the 1920's bit still worked just fine so they are reliable, never had any type of malfunction.

Should I get a scope for my 10/22? If so, what are some recommendations in the $150 and less range?

Besides distance, what are some of the advantages vs. iron sites?

>>33091806
NIGHTFORCE OR BUST
ITS DA BEST YOU CAN GET
ANYTHING ELSE IS ABSOLUTELY DOG SHIT

>>33066839
>I'm going to online business school right now and then once I get out of the milfag life,

Your base has a Contracting office somewhere, and they sometimes have workshops on how to sell to Uncle Sugar for small businesses. I suggest you study that subject however you can and maintain your familiarity with the military Supply system. Get good. There's money to be made and you could pull consultant money from businesses looking to get in the game while funding your own adventures.

Gunsmithing has so much competition it's unlikely to be very profitable, but manufacturing and sales can make gobs of money.

>>33066894
Never put your own name on a business. Businesses fail or may be sold. You have no reason to want your name on something you'd be wise to build, sell off, then repeat.

Fuck that teentard namefag crap. Think like an adult, always, if you want to succeed.

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>>33066516
I have killed deer with this stuff.

>>33091806
I got a cheap Barska Plinker 22 for my American Rimfire and it's just about everything I need for a fun little .22.

>>33067004
>>33067004
>I'm not too big a fan of learning how to be a jew

Ignore the kikeshit and become a fan, because THAT, not your kiddiefuck dreams, will make you money. Life is a shit sandwichs. The more bread you have the less shit you taste.

If you are wise you'll take machinist courses before gunsmithing for a superior understanding of metal and manufacturing. Too many people are so eager to play with guns they forget why they are taking training.

A gunsmith can fix one weapon at a time. If that gunsmith is also a manufacturer he can be making many profitable parts at the SAME time on a CNC milling center.

>>33068934
Google Buick o' Truth.

>>33066461
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya2JqLPyx4I

>>33066863
better throw "tactical' in there too

>>33073868
>Anyone know the details?

IRL in non-shit armies the bore is inspected along with the rest of the weapon system and if it fails, it's replaced. Not a big deal. Military barrels are expendable wear parts like anything else.

This is pretty good and has interesting pics of bores, borescopes, etc.

www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=ADA440980

>>33078883
http://www.theboxotruth.com/the-buick-o-truth-3-pistols-and-car-doors/

>>33084048
MilSurp used to be a cheap route to useful bolt guns hence the "sporterizing" in times past. A WWII vet wouldn't care much about "vintage" but would and did appreciate free bringbacks to use home one the farm.

Now most WWII vets are two generations dead and milsurp collecting has replaced what they collected, which are now referred to as fudd guns and ignored.

Want something practical and useful to shoot that's not worn the fuck out? Buy a modern rifle and leave milsurp to the cosplayers.

>>33088757
Search engines yield all you seek in seconds. I just checked. Now learn to Google.

>>33090031
Build one and your questions will be answered plus you'll learn IRL design and metalworking.

>>33092288
This is a good point

>>33090670
Just buy a Shield and get it tuned up.

Insta-gucci; and bonus is you can get your name on the slide.

Can i get some advice on tools i should get for assembling an AR?
Im thinking armorer's wrench(http://uniquetek.com/product/T1394)
a punch set
Vise
something to put in the vise to hold the AR

Anything else?

Anyone know where to find a mossberg 500 7 3/4" action slide or have one for sale? I'm getting pretty fucking desperate for one now.

>>33092762
Sorry, I meant 7 5/8"

>>33091868
I didn't really think I'd wanna go that big, but I might as well try to find what you're talking about and see what it's like, thanks for the info.
>>33091902
>If you are wise you'll take machinist courses before gunsmithing for a superior understanding of metal and manufacturing.
Noted, will definitely do this. Any way to put myself ahead.
>>33090689
Can I request Galil-chan body pillows instead? Preferably little to no cumstains.

>>33091874
Yeah, I think my best solution is going to be doing something similar to FNH (except they were govt. owned) and naming it after the location where I end up setting up at.

As long as I don't setup somewhere with a weird name, it should be cool.

Like someone else said, it's the least of my worries right now.

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I fucking love Serious Sam.

Does this coach gun have any real life counterparts whatsoever?

>>33076513
In Texas you can't pocket carry

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I need the Altoids tin medkit info-graphic.

I got a tin(fucking hate altoids) that'll work for it, and I'd like to have something like that in my car.

>>33094684
this thread will prolly 404 before I get home from work, to the pic on my computer.

I'll post it in the new qtddtot later if nobody hooks you up first

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Do you think there's a point at which "preparedness" becomes paranoia?

For me it's "appendix carry"

With the fucking retarded amount of CZ75 models there are, which one is the best for a larger carry piece?

I live where I get to wear a coat 10 months of the year, so I don't need something super compact.

>>33093061
There are innumerable amounts of coach guns. I imagine if you look around hard enough you'll find something at least aesthetically similar.

>>33096155
SP01 if you want a rail.
P07/P09 if you don't mind polymer.
P10 whenever that comes out if you want to be hip and happening with your glock-like blocky, polymer, striker gun.

>>33096183
I was really eyeing the SP-01. Thanks Anon.

>>33091874
>never put your name on a business
>Colt
>Smith & Wesson
>Lee-Enfield-Martini-Henry-Metford
>Heckler & Koch
>Barrett
>Beretta
>Savage
>Ruger
>etc
You're retarded

What are good/bad years for winchester model 70/100s? How about prices? (assume .30-06)

What's a good round for hog hunting?

I'm building an AR pretty soon and I'm torn on if I wanna use a meme round or not.

>>33096360
Yeah but imagine how poorly "Jobs" would have sold Macs and iPods.
It depends on whether or not your name is shit.

>>33067322
Aim has kike trade-ins periodically.

>>33096402
If you have a name like FAUSTENMEYER or some shit like that, you should absolutely put your name on your business.

Recognition is important.

>>33095797
Thanks mate. I'll hope to see it.

Handle better?

>>33096491
yeah

My 1895 Nagant's trigger is as stiff as a wedding prick.

What's the best way to remedy this?

>>33068947
It only applies to co-signatories anyway. Terrorist and rebel groups didn't sign shit.

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>>33096550
Don't blame me if this fucks shit up.

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How slowly do you have to let down the hammer on a colt saa pistol, if you're wanting to decock it? I got one yesterday and I'm anxious to shoot it soon but before I do I wanna make sure I'm not decocking it too quickly. Is it a really careful process or does it just have to be somewhat slower than if the hammer came down normally?

I'm debating getting an add-on thumb safety for my Glock 20. I want something more than the little trigger dong to keep the trigger safe when I sleep with the gun nearby. Good idea or no? I don't really care about the cost.

>>33096806
What the fuck kind of answer are you looking for? degrees per second?How gently do you lower the hammer on ANY live round? just do it carefully it isn't rocket science, OR something you should be doing with any degree of regularity; so you don't need to optimize.

>>33096902
>What the fuck kind of answer are you looking for? Degrees per second?
Actually I kind of was looking for something like this :^( this is my first hammer-gun so I have no idea about anything. guess I'll find out when I go to the range!

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>>33067322
Oh gee, what happened there?

>>33096820
Secure a holster to the bed stand.

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>>33096478
Here you go, I hope this was what you were looking for. I'll post it in the other one too.

>>33066650
sauce?

>>33098255
thanks mate

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I can't move my rear sight any further back but my rifle still shoots high

Wat do

>>33082250
i think it looks like finnish airforce flag

>>33099416
did you try to go in the other direction?

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>>33090031
you're late by about 160 years

>>33099416
take an oil stone and remove material from the top of the front sight

>>33090031
Gonna piggyback on this question to ask an unrelated question about revolver design:
How feasible would it be to use a very small short stroke gas piston system to both cam the cylinder backwards and index the cylinder?
I've been fixated on this idea as a way to modernize the Nagant Revolver's awful trigger-actuated cylinder seal by having the cylinder naturally rest in a sealed state and allowing gas pressure to passively index the cylinder instead of a heavy trigger linkage.

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guys I really fucked up I wedged a wad of cheese wheel wax into the barrel of my taurus judge what do

>>33103144
Fire.

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>>33103149
I ran a pencil through it
I don't want to fire because all I have is hollowpoints and 410.

>>33103180
hair dryer