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157955 No. 157955 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
YEEEEEEEE-HAW! Let's post your arsenal.
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No. 158066
>>157973

shit man

BUY EM CHEAP
BURRY EM DEEP
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Some not all.


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157847 No. 157847 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
Firstly the only pistol I currently own is a TT-33. Its also the only pistol I routinely fire (though I play with my Frat bros .45).
Currently my project is building a 1911 (building an AK previously was very satisfying). I want to build it to a wildcat cartridge and I also wanted to do a bottle-necked cartridge. I've narrowed it down to either .40 Super or .38 Casull.
Basically I want to know how these rounds compare to each other. I honestly couldn't find too much reliable data about either. Just some articles throwing arbitrary numbers without even telling you how they came up with them or even where they got them.
I also want to know how they compare to the 7.62x25 as thats what I fire frequently. How do they compare with penetration (all being FMJ)?
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No. 158017
If you really had to have a wildcat just for the sake of having a wildcat, I would go with .400 cor-bon.
There's no real ballistic reason to get that over 10mm auto, but if you're realoading at least it will be easier to find or make brass than those other wildcats.
No. 158067
>>158009
>>157876

Dude, shut the fuck up about over penetration.

Only faggots are worried about over penetration. You are worried about the least likely outcome of the least likely situation.

Don't have sex with unicorns, you could get one pregnant.

Worrying about over penetration is like worrying about unicorn sex. You are never going to shoot someone just like you are never going to fuck a unicorn. On the million to one chance you do shoot someone, the bullet flying through them and into a bystander is even less likely. Just like getting a unicorn pregnant.
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>>158067
>Only faggots are worried about over penetration.


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157792 No. 157792 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
Canadafag here, Vancouver to be specific.

There are only like, 3 gun shops where I live, and I don't want to piss them off or come off as a nigger.

I hear alot here about how dumb shitheads muzzle sweeping folks and have no trigger discipline. What else is there?

I'm going for my license later this year. Which means the paperwork will go through somewhere in the next decade.

ITT: What not to do in gun shop.
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No. 158064
>>158054
Hey look, it's a blast from the past.

A Californian gunstore.
No. 158065
>>158064
I've heard those exist, but I always thought it was the kind of thing you heard on Coast to Coast radio.
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Bonus points for any CA operators that can name this gun store.
Disclaimer: All guns in background have had their magazine modified to be under 10 rounds and nondetachable or do not possess a pistol grip, remaining legal under CA Penal code section 12276


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157918 No. 157918 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
sup /k/lean /k/ommandoes i have some questions, i am painfully ignorant when it comes to black powder/ muzzleloading firearms and the laws that regulate them. could /k/ help a kommando out and help answer the following?
1.) i would like to buy a replica black powder pistol over the internet and would like to know if its legal to do so without an FFL.
2.) i would like to know what laws apply to purchasing and storing black powder and primers.
3.) does /k/recommend any good black powder pistol replica KITS? (not interested in revolvers)
4.) if i buy my kit over the internet how does the reseller do a background check do i just download a .pdf and email them or since its a relic/ curio firearm things just dont apply?

oh and yeah i live in commiefornia and i own a shotgun, 2 AR-15 clones, and 1 cmmg dpms clone and no handguns.
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No. 158037
Common Sense - On: just because it is not consider firearms doesn't mean you can walk around dress like a pirate with loaded muzzle loaders... arrrrg! But it would be pretty cool to see in the news... today a man dress as pirate robbed a band in the process a security guard was shot with one of the tree muzzle loader the pirate man was carrying.
No. 158060
>>158019

>as we know the supreme court currently hates weapons of any kind.

wat.
No. 158063
>>158037

I always thought a black powder revolver with real black powder would make an awesomely stupid home defense weapon. Even if hit fuck all you get cover from all the smoke.


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158001 No. 158001 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
T99 monopods can play too but no repros
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No. 158034
Note that the Steyr Scout's integrated bipod is bawss.
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No. 158062
>>158014

The bipod was pretty much useless to me because of that... it's decent enough with the "iron" (plastic) sights when you have the kentucky elevation figured out, but with a scope out to longer ranges its maddening.


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157790 No. 157790 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply] [Last 50 posts]
post 'em if you got 'em
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.55 Boys
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.224 Boz
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.577's


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157791 No. 157791 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
Back in business
How about AT weapons?
Or maybe just anything to celebrate
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>>158030
forgot a caption: TM46 antitank mine with fuse well for antihandling devices.
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British No. 68 AT grenade


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157789 No. 157789 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
New Thead

http://pimpmygun.doctornoob.com
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nade launchers for the pros
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157759 No. 157759 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply] [Last 50 posts]
In celibration, of its return I'm dumping my /k/ folder
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and I'm out.
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>>157999
heh


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157870 No. 157870 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
Ok, I am familiar with 12026.1 which allows a pistol to be transported in a motor vehicle provided that it is in a locked container.

Then I read 12026.2 that says a pistol can be transported from certain approved locations (home, shooting range, gunstore) while in a locked case, but makes no mention of a motor vehicle.

I have been told that this basically means that when the pistol is in a motor vehicle and within a locked container, you can transport your pistol anywhere, or just lug it around in your vehicle anywhere you go. But when you're NOT in a motor vehicle (walking, etc.), and you are carrying your pistol in a locked container you must be going between one of the approved locations within 12026.2

A popular California gun forum seems to agree with this interpretation of the law, stating that 12026.1 and 12026.2 are two totally separate exemptions from the concealed carry law and only one of them has to be met when legally transporting a pistol. Does anyone here have any more info on this? Also, does this even apply to my muzzleloading revolvers at all to begin with?

TL;DR In Commiefornia, Can I leave my muzzleloading pistols unloaded, and in a locked case in the trunk of my car all the time? Or do I have to be going to/coming from the range whenever I have the guns in the trunk?
No. 157871
Try Calguns.net. They'll know. They've prolly even got it in one of their handy-dandy FAQ's.

I admit I don't know. I always just make sure mine is unloaded and throw it under the seat, but I live in redneckville and can therefore get away with it.....
No. 157873
>>157870
Everything I've read points to you being able to leave it in your trunk at all times, however I suspect that city cops would freak out if they found out, country cops would probably be ok with it.
No. 157992
as long as its locked, yeah. BUT, if stopped, you must answer the question (should LEO ask it) "Do you have weapons in the car?" with a "yes". If you have a ccw, or are unloaded open carrying, you dont have to, or at the very least can dodge the question with a "I have nothing illegal" type response.


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157756 No. 157756 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
Got one of these a little while ago. I find it quite nice. What is everyone running on their AR for charging handle upgrades?
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No. 157944
Last I checked tactical latches aren't weapons how about you post in /g/ where this belongs
No. 157949
>>157944

Sgt. Deeb at your service.
No. 157968
>>157944
lol well the mods can move this if they deem it fit. oh wait...mods...lol

It pertains to a weapon so i think it belongs in this board.

Get butthurt more.


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