come to NM you fag and I will go shoot.

>>208962
>but in the air force you have to hit 35/40 with an M16 and 41/45 with the M9.

To pass?
Really?

>>208972
Not from what I was told and taught.
>>208998
This all the way.
>>209000
Probably.

I'm just gonna go rage about something unrelated.
brb mad.

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>>209009

Did not catch that.

>>209010
35/40 and 41/45 are the expert scores in USAF. I'm not sure what just plain passing is.

For the Army, I know that when my cousin went through BCT last year, they used Aimpoints for qualification, at least at Benning.

Pic is USAF rifle qualification target (all rounds shot from 25m).

>>208940
Need to look into that brah. PM him or something

>>208969

That...was awesome!

>>208969

That was awesome! It's like I'm really in a vidya gaem. Wonder how well you could do in a match with it. Sure, you're not going to place first or even third, but I don't think bottom of the barrel either.

Mine's been great. I paid around $170 for it a few years back. A bit heavy for its size with a grip just as wide as a CZ75. It makes a great shooter but mine spends most of its life in gloveboxes.

>>208945
Anemic? It's 9x18, not .25 ACP. It's no 9x25 Dillon but it's no slouch either. Average speed on the cheap 94gr JHP's is 970fps. Wolf FMJ's are 94gr around 1030fps.

>>208947
Chipped firing pins in a Vz82? That's the first mention I've heard of that. Sure that report isn't referring to the Vz.52? The most common damage on a Vz.82 is chips in the enamel finish.

>>208947
I seem to have had quite good luck with 9mm Makarov ammunition. I've been shooting it since 2006 and have yet to order any online. Wolf, MFS, Fiocchi, Silver Bear and Brown Bear are available in a number of local shops around here as well as being very plentiful at gun shows. Fiocchi ammo in 9x18 is actually quite good.

>>208984
I'm sure you can find a use for it, as with any other gun. Long-range hole punch.

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>>208945
9x18mak is a proven dissident stifler.

>>208945
its got some decent stopping power, and i manage to CC mine without problem.

i love this gun really, plenty of firepower, and its more reliable then a 200 dollar gun should be. i average 5 stove pipes in about 1000 rounds, nothing worse than that... its also all metal, a big plus in my eyes, you could really club someone with this if it came to that lol

>>208285
When I was doing service rifle shoots in the 90's I used to slap on my A1 handguards. Made position shooting a bit easier because I had a turn of tape, and later I cut two of the webs out to give me a repeatable supporting hand locator.
Kind of cheating, but that R6700CH was overall, "USGI".

>>208285
If you do that build you gotta get some 20 round mags too. They're sexy in their own way.

As soon as the mid-length version comes out I'm going to put an IRREGULAR HEXAGONAL handguard on my rifle.

fuck year.

I just made it $440

>>207891
that's not a way to get nice, helpful responses.

apologize then ask again.

>>208936
I lol'd

>>208980
Exploding gun, do you get it?

There was a feature in last months (i think) American Rifleman on the Taurus revolver rifle. Do want. Can someone explain to me the rationale of any type of revolver being banned on assault weapon premise? It holds like 6 rounds max, thats not much of an assault.

>>208995

>rationality
>gun grabbers

Congrats!

>>208981
Hey Bushmaster, did you end up getting a shorty grip for your WASR? This question is somewhat relevant to the thread. Kinda not really. Just wanted to know how it fits one if you did.

>>208992
HERP DERP Bushwacker. Could've ended up being Bushhog if I went full retard. Sorry there.

>>208925

wat

I still need to work on the bolt, but this is it for now

>>208960

Could I perhaps have the import code, kind fellow?

Looks fucking awesome, by the way.

>>208900
Use it as both. Just leaving it because it has some history un-connected to you is just silly. If it wears off, it wears off. You can still tell the story, you can still open beers. I have a pistol that has some serious heritage to it but I'm not going to stop using it because it'll wear the blueing down more than the original owner. It'd just be silly.

>>208900
This is ball point pen on leather.
Unless you wash it 50+ times it will outlast you.

Ear fellow operator of the Czech rifle persuasion. You have caused me to get very drunk this day. Use the slot where the bayo slides onto the rifle and roll back on the cap. This was so cool I opened many beers. Since they were open they had to be consumed. Enjoy

>>208799
Who said there are no advantages? I feel like follow up shots are more important than bullet size when comparing larger calibers (not saying this applies to .22 and such). I can get off faster, more accurate follow up shots while still using a fast bullet with 9mm compared to .40. Now with .45 I can get off faster, more accurate follow up shots with a larger but slower bullet compared to .40.

Main thing I think is I fired the G22 and it felt like shooting a G17 with +P ammo. I could barely tell the difference.

It just felt good to have a nice grip size (I like the G17 grip, so the G22 fit just as nice) and to have more power with more capacity than the .45 on top of cheaper ammo than the .45

So just to re-hash in case anybody missed it:
OP: go with an M&P. Or a Glock if you really want to go outside of your original choices. And fuck .40s&w.

Trust me, I'm an OPERATOR (kind of like 'trust me, I'm a doctor') And by OPERATOR I mean like the way OPERATORchan says OPERATOR, I don't think I'm a reel live tier 1 operator. Far from it.