Batons for Civ use. View Thread Reply Hide Ebenezer Pockwell - Fri, 08 Jan 2016 18:21:25 EST zMLPI6zV No.42009 File: 1452295285883.jpg -(145509B / 142.10KB, 1108x798) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I recently invested in an expandable baton. My first course on defensive techniques is in march, till then I either plan on playing with this thing every night till i feel comfortable carrying it or sticking it in a drawer till march. I've spent hours on the web watching videos on the "proper" use of these and I feel i understand the concept of lethal and non lethal strikes..my question is; if i hypothetically draw one of these shouldn't I feel my life is in danger? and in that case shouldn't a lethal strike be justified? 8 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Nigger Blupperwell - Thu, 28 Jan 2016 16:21:30 EST 7Hwk0nrL No.42113 Reply >>42110>>42112lol, you guys. The reason I dealt with the drunk thief with a baton rather than a firearm was because I could clearly see that he was not going to be much of a physical threat to me. I believe in the escalation of force that I was trained to use in the army. That is, using the minimum amount of force necessary to pacify a threat. In this case, all I had to do to stop this guy from stealing my tenant's bike was to assert myself with a flashlight and a baton. There was no need to come out with my AK charged and ready. In the other circumstance, where the guy had a knife and was threatening to kill one of my tenant's, it became necessary to show that I had a firearm and was willing to use it if he tried to harm anyone. I really don't like doing this kind of thing, I don't think it's cool, and it actually makes me feel bad and kind of regretful when I have to confront someone with a weapon. I wish I didn't have to do it, but like I said, if I didn't, I know that no one else around here would. People would just be walking off with bikes and attacking each other and breaking into places and no one would stop them. I know for a fact that none of my tenants own a firearm, and the cops can take between 30 minutes and in one case over 10 hours to respond to threats, violence, or gunfire. So it's pretty much up to me, even though I'm naturally a laid back kind of guy. Such is life in the hood. >> Edwin Harringson - Mon, 17 Feb 2020 23:08:21 EST K8pKjBd9 No.44175 Reply >>42113you're a good guy in my books >> m - Sat, 29 Feb 2020 20:38:43 EST +r/TPXgS No.44186 Reply >>42009You've already managed to prove within just 3 sentences that you dont know fuck all about your tool. There's no such thing as a non-lethal strike. Its either a lethal or less than lethal strike, with the second only always marginally capable of causing eventual death.Buy some pepper spray if you can't handle the fact that a guaranteed non-lethal strike isn't even possible. Always be mentally prepared to end someone's life by accident or if necessary if you ever plan to use it against someone. User is currently banned from all boards
>> Nigger Blupperwell - Thu, 28 Jan 2016 16:21:30 EST 7Hwk0nrL No.42113 Reply >>42110>>42112lol, you guys. The reason I dealt with the drunk thief with a baton rather than a firearm was because I could clearly see that he was not going to be much of a physical threat to me. I believe in the escalation of force that I was trained to use in the army. That is, using the minimum amount of force necessary to pacify a threat. In this case, all I had to do to stop this guy from stealing my tenant's bike was to assert myself with a flashlight and a baton. There was no need to come out with my AK charged and ready. In the other circumstance, where the guy had a knife and was threatening to kill one of my tenant's, it became necessary to show that I had a firearm and was willing to use it if he tried to harm anyone. I really don't like doing this kind of thing, I don't think it's cool, and it actually makes me feel bad and kind of regretful when I have to confront someone with a weapon. I wish I didn't have to do it, but like I said, if I didn't, I know that no one else around here would. People would just be walking off with bikes and attacking each other and breaking into places and no one would stop them. I know for a fact that none of my tenants own a firearm, and the cops can take between 30 minutes and in one case over 10 hours to respond to threats, violence, or gunfire. So it's pretty much up to me, even though I'm naturally a laid back kind of guy. Such is life in the hood.
>> Edwin Harringson - Mon, 17 Feb 2020 23:08:21 EST K8pKjBd9 No.44175 Reply >>42113you're a good guy in my books
>> m - Sat, 29 Feb 2020 20:38:43 EST +r/TPXgS No.44186 Reply >>42009You've already managed to prove within just 3 sentences that you dont know fuck all about your tool. There's no such thing as a non-lethal strike. Its either a lethal or less than lethal strike, with the second only always marginally capable of causing eventual death.Buy some pepper spray if you can't handle the fact that a guaranteed non-lethal strike isn't even possible. Always be mentally prepared to end someone's life by accident or if necessary if you ever plan to use it against someone. User is currently banned from all boards
SHOTSHOW 2020 View Thread Reply Hide Edwin Wogglesed - Fri, 24 Jan 2020 20:13:04 EST peDWPPX1 No.44145 File: 1579914784610.png -(40786B / 39.83KB, 400x320) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What the fuck, Isn't the new decade suppose to bring a new era of innovation? Shot Show 2020 footage and news is literally all uninspired ar-15 deriatives and pistol carbines/chassis's and (LITERAL) Glock clones, it's literally all ASS. it's ASS where the innovation in the firearms industry gone? This is quite possibly one of the most dissapointing shot shows to date. 13 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Clara Worthingwill - Tue, 04 Feb 2020 00:39:29 EST L3OApqGQ No.44164 Reply Im just glad Kalashnikov USA is finally releasing a rifle. For the longest time all they had were the AK looking shotguns. They're just not my thing.https://youtu.be/QzRPvv_j6DE >> John Blucklechere - Thu, 27 Feb 2020 21:21:13 EST UcEdqcd/ No.44182 Reply >>44145I mean, what do you want man? Small arms are really, really good. There's little headroom for revolutionary improvement.Go caseless or plastic ammo and you get head buildup.Go DEW and you get super heavy batteries.Go flechette and you get a meme gun.There's no innovation because we're going to need fundamental advances in materials science to get any big shifts in the state of the art for guns.The only promising stuff is patents expiring and opening competition, like EOTech's holographic sight patents expiring, resulting in cheaper and better holos like the UH-1 and more to come. But that's still basically just iterative improvements and lower costs.The only other promising area is digital integration, but that's at least 10 years from the commercial sector and isn't going to take off quickly unless there's unexpected military adoption. State of the art there with compute units and AR displays is incredibly promising for consumer electronics in the next 5 years, but not yet small or reliable enough for firearms, and fuck all work has been done to develop useful software for use with firearms.I feel like you have unrealistic expectations for what innovation should look like in a mature and competitive industry. >> Betsy Sullerworth - Thu, 27 Feb 2020 23:07:02 EST fdfM3Hq5 No.44183 Reply >>44182>Imagine waiting 20 years for someone to make a 3d printable gizmo that hooks into an arduino that pulls the trigger on your semi-auto gun to make it seem full auto all for the cost of 2k dollars.>Then some memelord /k/ommando mag dumps his SKS with a tapco mag faster with his 1337 bumpfire skills for the cost of ammo and a few crows feet from smiling too wide.
>> Clara Worthingwill - Tue, 04 Feb 2020 00:39:29 EST L3OApqGQ No.44164 Reply Im just glad Kalashnikov USA is finally releasing a rifle. For the longest time all they had were the AK looking shotguns. They're just not my thing.https://youtu.be/QzRPvv_j6DE
>> John Blucklechere - Thu, 27 Feb 2020 21:21:13 EST UcEdqcd/ No.44182 Reply >>44145I mean, what do you want man? Small arms are really, really good. There's little headroom for revolutionary improvement.Go caseless or plastic ammo and you get head buildup.Go DEW and you get super heavy batteries.Go flechette and you get a meme gun.There's no innovation because we're going to need fundamental advances in materials science to get any big shifts in the state of the art for guns.The only promising stuff is patents expiring and opening competition, like EOTech's holographic sight patents expiring, resulting in cheaper and better holos like the UH-1 and more to come. But that's still basically just iterative improvements and lower costs.The only other promising area is digital integration, but that's at least 10 years from the commercial sector and isn't going to take off quickly unless there's unexpected military adoption. State of the art there with compute units and AR displays is incredibly promising for consumer electronics in the next 5 years, but not yet small or reliable enough for firearms, and fuck all work has been done to develop useful software for use with firearms.I feel like you have unrealistic expectations for what innovation should look like in a mature and competitive industry.
>> Betsy Sullerworth - Thu, 27 Feb 2020 23:07:02 EST fdfM3Hq5 No.44183 Reply >>44182>Imagine waiting 20 years for someone to make a 3d printable gizmo that hooks into an arduino that pulls the trigger on your semi-auto gun to make it seem full auto all for the cost of 2k dollars.>Then some memelord /k/ommando mag dumps his SKS with a tapco mag faster with his 1337 bumpfire skills for the cost of ammo and a few crows feet from smiling too wide.
i hate tacticool stallion carbines View Thread Reply Hide David Brittingson - Sat, 28 Sep 2019 14:45:10 EST q6xTretB No.44015 File: 1569696310142.jpg -(109821B / 107.25KB, 561x960) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. what happened to hot as heavy "20 barrels and iron sights with hot handles?tacticool mall ninja carbines are for mass shooter stallions. real heavy barrel rifles for Marines! 12 posts and 4 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Charlotte Sengershit - Thu, 26 Dec 2019 13:39:48 EST Y++HjE8i No.44093 Reply >>44056Care to pinpoint exactly which of these nations that have banned firearms are torn asunder by civil strife and infrastructural/economic failure? >> Matilda Buffingcocke - Sat, 08 Feb 2020 02:26:41 EST FLSGDGeR No.44168 Reply >>44033jfc stop trolling. its hot as in you are going to flag everyone you meet by using the handle.those things make it unsafe to carry if you use them as they were intended >> Priscilla Hemblelock - Sat, 08 Feb 2020 15:02:36 EST sDoc5uCK No.44169 Reply >>44168Not hardly, if you hold a gun by the carrying handle, even if a round is chambered and the safety on, there is no chance of it firing and then hitting someone. Slings are better of course but in the military, only in training or deployment are live ammo allowed to the dipshits serving and muzzle discipline is hammered into you. I'm with OP though, I have five or six AR's and the only one I shoot even somewhat often is the 20" HBAR bushmaster from the early 2000's. Thinking about buying a .300 AAC pistol and making it an SBR/Suppressor. Would go well with me loading my own and shooting cast rounds. .223 is hard to make a cast bullet round for and have it cycle and not tumble.
>> Charlotte Sengershit - Thu, 26 Dec 2019 13:39:48 EST Y++HjE8i No.44093 Reply >>44056Care to pinpoint exactly which of these nations that have banned firearms are torn asunder by civil strife and infrastructural/economic failure?
>> Matilda Buffingcocke - Sat, 08 Feb 2020 02:26:41 EST FLSGDGeR No.44168 Reply >>44033jfc stop trolling. its hot as in you are going to flag everyone you meet by using the handle.those things make it unsafe to carry if you use them as they were intended
>> Priscilla Hemblelock - Sat, 08 Feb 2020 15:02:36 EST sDoc5uCK No.44169 Reply >>44168Not hardly, if you hold a gun by the carrying handle, even if a round is chambered and the safety on, there is no chance of it firing and then hitting someone. Slings are better of course but in the military, only in training or deployment are live ammo allowed to the dipshits serving and muzzle discipline is hammered into you. I'm with OP though, I have five or six AR's and the only one I shoot even somewhat often is the 20" HBAR bushmaster from the early 2000's. Thinking about buying a .300 AAC pistol and making it an SBR/Suppressor. Would go well with me loading my own and shooting cast rounds. .223 is hard to make a cast bullet round for and have it cycle and not tumble.
Background check with a felony conviction as a minor View Thread Reply Hide Wesley Brecklestone - Thu, 03 Oct 2019 21:06:25 EST MHl4vSU/ No.44024 File: 1570151185442.jpg -(107256B / 104.74KB, 800x737) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. long story short, I have atleast 2 aggravated assault charges from when I was like 14 (its been a long time i forget the specifics). if i remember correctly after all was said and done i was considered an adjudicated delinquent, i forget if they said my record would be expunged or not. anyway, I have recently considered getting into firearms for sport and self defense, but I'm not sure where things fall legally, and from what I've read so far my state could put me on probation if I don't fill out my background check properly. is there any way short of hiring a laywer to look into my case that I can get info on how to proceed legally? >> George Duckwill - Sat, 23 Nov 2019 21:31:27 EST 2S12Rv1q No.44057 Reply >>44024i know you arent going to see this but its as simple as walking into your police station and asking them. >> Edward Blurringforth - Fri, 27 Dec 2019 09:46:49 EST PJS4mi4d No.44097 Reply >>44057This. >> Angus Fanwill - Tue, 21 Jan 2020 20:50:21 EST vRM5YD5v No.44139 Reply >>44024Speak to the ATF and file an appeal. Since you were a minor and had no firearms related charges I imagine you'd be approved.
>> George Duckwill - Sat, 23 Nov 2019 21:31:27 EST 2S12Rv1q No.44057 Reply >>44024i know you arent going to see this but its as simple as walking into your police station and asking them.
>> Angus Fanwill - Tue, 21 Jan 2020 20:50:21 EST vRM5YD5v No.44139 Reply >>44024Speak to the ATF and file an appeal. Since you were a minor and had no firearms related charges I imagine you'd be approved.
Are cops justified in shooting dogs? View Thread Reply Hide Phineas Tillingbanks - Tue, 05 Nov 2019 17:11:32 EST Ec9JZFKU No.44045 File: 1572991892147.jpg -(54968B / 53.68KB, 474x636) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I know this might come off a tad bit unrelated, but I’ve noticed that American cops *really* seem to enjoy shooting dogs. For example, there was a recent case in Texas where a cop attempted to shoot a dog but killed a woman instead. Also, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP), out of 83 animal-related officer deaths in the United States since 1776, only 6 were by (rabid) dogs, however only as a result of succumbing to the rabies virus rather than from mauling. The most recent one happening in 1936. https://www.odmp.org/officer/18741-police-officer-jackson-pinkston-bennetthttps://www.odmp.org/officer/19668-patrolman-frank-gerberhttps://www.odmp.org/officer/10658-village-marshal-john-phippshttps://www.odmp.org/officer/16225-police-officer-levi-clevenshttps://www.odmp.org/officer/22024-police-officer-louis-joachimhttps://www.odmp.org/officer/17430-patrolman-henry-fahleHowever, this shouldn’t be a problem for cops (or pretty much anyone in general) because America has been declared rabies-free since 2007 by the CDC. Now you can only get it mostly from bats, among other wild animals as the North American canine variant of the virus has been declared extinct. In fact, the last autochthonous case in a human from canines in the United States happened in 1994 in Texas where 14-year-old Rolando Bazan (pictured) died after an unvaccinated puppy scratched him. The strain was identified as that associated with Texas coyote/border dogs. Prior to that, there was also another case in Texas of 55-year-old San Juanita Barrera who died from an unidentified encounter likely with a family dog. In that case, the strain was identified as that of dogs in Mexico and along the border of Mexico and Texas. Statistically, a police officer is more likely to be killed by their own horse than by any dog. But yet cops still shoot dogs, seemingly for sport. Why is this? Is it really justified? If not, what would be a better approach to jeopardizing peoples lives just to shoot an animal? 21 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Martha Sozzlebuck - Fri, 03 Jan 2020 12:30:36 EST oZxf/gp9 No.44107 Reply >>44106if you are amused then the crack pipe and myself have done our work. time to fold into another dim en si on >> Angus Fanwill - Tue, 21 Jan 2020 20:19:50 EST vRM5YD5v No.44135 Reply >>44045Man if doggo lunges at cop and tries to bite the shit out of him. Yes. >> Walter Shakefuck - Tue, 21 Jan 2020 20:25:04 EST 1kGKT9/c No.44137 Reply 1579656304069.jpg -(96658B / 94.39KB, 750x1334) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>44092It also explains why he keeps begging mods to censor this, lol
>> Martha Sozzlebuck - Fri, 03 Jan 2020 12:30:36 EST oZxf/gp9 No.44107 Reply >>44106if you are amused then the crack pipe and myself have done our work. time to fold into another dim en si on
>> Angus Fanwill - Tue, 21 Jan 2020 20:19:50 EST vRM5YD5v No.44135 Reply >>44045Man if doggo lunges at cop and tries to bite the shit out of him. Yes.
>> Walter Shakefuck - Tue, 21 Jan 2020 20:25:04 EST 1kGKT9/c No.44137 Reply 1579656304069.jpg -(96658B / 94.39KB, 750x1334) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>44092It also explains why he keeps begging mods to censor this, lol
Your shit hits the fan gun? View Thread Reply Hide Hugh Sankinsed - Sun, 24 Jul 2016 00:32:10 EST Ds7QnFfi No.42682 File: 1469334730849.png -(86358B / 84.33KB, 894x840) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm not concerned about home invasion, hunting or sport but I do want a gun as a sort of civic duty. So when shit hits the fan I won't be unarmed.What practical gun would you recommend? I'm looking at rifles or carbines. Something that I could hunt with if necessary. But mostly this gun would be staying locked in the closet except for target practice. I'm thinking some sort of simple and reliable semi automatic rifle or carbine.Logical increments based on price would be nice. 28 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Sidney Mablingstug - Sun, 19 Jan 2020 10:26:27 EST hO8BLpiv No.44122 Reply >>44121Dude load up a backpack with just a mere 30lbs of shit and start hoofing it 20 miles in a day. Shit fucking sucks so much ass. Then add on top of that the society you knew has collapsed and everyone around you is armed, hungry, and pissed off. Bug out tards are fucking idiotic. Buy a damn truck and mud tires. Or better yet and ATV or dirtbike. >> Phyllis Foddlefield - Mon, 20 Jan 2020 17:16:06 EST 6kdsCqnQ No.44127 Reply Walking with a mere 30lb pack doing 20 a day. Yeah, that's super difficult burger. Got a fitness plan for you, join the military industrial complex >> Molly Bommerpack - Mon, 20 Jan 2020 21:37:59 EST hO8BLpiv No.44129 Reply >>44127I'd much rather ride a dirtbike. I can also take a dirtbike places I could't walk. Plus I'll cover 20 miles in deep brush in a couple hours or less with more weight. Suck a dick.
>> Sidney Mablingstug - Sun, 19 Jan 2020 10:26:27 EST hO8BLpiv No.44122 Reply >>44121Dude load up a backpack with just a mere 30lbs of shit and start hoofing it 20 miles in a day. Shit fucking sucks so much ass. Then add on top of that the society you knew has collapsed and everyone around you is armed, hungry, and pissed off. Bug out tards are fucking idiotic. Buy a damn truck and mud tires. Or better yet and ATV or dirtbike.
>> Phyllis Foddlefield - Mon, 20 Jan 2020 17:16:06 EST 6kdsCqnQ No.44127 Reply Walking with a mere 30lb pack doing 20 a day. Yeah, that's super difficult burger. Got a fitness plan for you, join the military industrial complex
>> Molly Bommerpack - Mon, 20 Jan 2020 21:37:59 EST hO8BLpiv No.44129 Reply >>44127I'd much rather ride a dirtbike. I can also take a dirtbike places I could't walk. Plus I'll cover 20 miles in deep brush in a couple hours or less with more weight. Suck a dick.
Purge Event View Thread Reply Hide Anonymous - Wed, 11 Jul 2018 01:02:16 EST FVohcW7B No.43675 File: 1531285336707.jpg -(352961B / 344.69KB, 694x974) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. St Joseph Missouri 1st annual Purge Event 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> James Pigglefoot - Sun, 03 Nov 2019 10:47:18 EST 7SN7Clba No.44042 Reply >>43683Near the end of the third movie, in the apartment, one of the evil dudes pulls out a fucking rocket launcher in a tiny hallway. like dude put everyone of his own bros and himself in immediate danger. Like Johnson if you don't put that shit away I'll purge you myself. >> Shit Povingbanks - Thu, 16 Jan 2020 17:58:43 EST fuMHClJR No.44116 Reply >>44041Quit being a whiny little bitch >> Fanny Dankinstock - Thu, 16 Jan 2020 23:16:43 EST wv51/p89 No.44117 Reply >>44116get out
>> James Pigglefoot - Sun, 03 Nov 2019 10:47:18 EST 7SN7Clba No.44042 Reply >>43683Near the end of the third movie, in the apartment, one of the evil dudes pulls out a fucking rocket launcher in a tiny hallway. like dude put everyone of his own bros and himself in immediate danger. Like Johnson if you don't put that shit away I'll purge you myself.
>> Shit Povingbanks - Thu, 16 Jan 2020 17:58:43 EST fuMHClJR No.44116 Reply >>44041Quit being a whiny little bitch
Why China’s Harbin Z-19 ‘Black Whirlwind’ Helicopter is Flawed View Thread Reply Hide Jenny Sallerspear - Tue, 07 Jan 2020 08:56:03 EST jcT/e/m+ No.44109 File: 1578405363686.jpg -(27346B / 26.71KB, 600x400) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. https://hubpages.com/education/Why-Chinas-Harbin-Z-19-Black-Whirlwind-Helicopter-is-Flawed >> Holyra !.501mRAAvg - Fri, 10 Jan 2020 11:40:33 EST U7vEufy9 No.44110 Reply 1578674433330.jpg -(258658B / 252.60KB, 602x572) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>44109https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bft13K0Q610@22752376#worth what again you may ask?https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H1DGmd3WHE8 User is currently banned from all boardsUser is currently banned from all boards
>> Holyra !.501mRAAvg - Fri, 10 Jan 2020 11:40:33 EST U7vEufy9 No.44110 Reply 1578674433330.jpg -(258658B / 252.60KB, 602x572) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>44109https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bft13K0Q610@22752376#worth what again you may ask?https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H1DGmd3WHE8 User is currently banned from all boardsUser is currently banned from all boards
aircraft conceptualization View Thread Reply Hide Charlotte Nongerlirk - Thu, 12 Dec 2019 16:24:10 EST QfiGXy1N No.44073 File: 1576185850856.jpg -(104094B / 101.65KB, 850x685) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. would a single engine propeller cessna bomber drone unit not cost 1/10th per unit of a patriot missile? this concept would not devastate a well equipped military in an airspace invasion on a cost basis? isn't the physically present pilot with the cockpit high altitude life support system kind of severely out of date according to the available 1980's technology? swarm air superiority aircraft that "talk" to eachother are not a deferred future that we could presently have had it not been forgone by shittiness of the JSF program?am i smarter than the department of defense or are they not doing their jobs on purpose? more at 11. >> Frederick Blatherson - Fri, 13 Dec 2019 00:55:34 EST wv51/p89 No.44074 Reply 1576216534254.png -(643751B / 628.66KB, 1090x1155) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Smarter than your average bear >> Basil Hasslesit - Sun, 15 Dec 2019 06:00:27 EST zTr005YQ No.44076 Reply >>44073ECM (Electronic Counter-Measures) >> El Golpo True Crime Streets of Freetown - Sun, 05 Jan 2020 18:52:52 EST U7vEufy9 No.44108 Reply 1578268372886.jpg -(4334B / 4.23KB, 250x140) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>44074# cope is so hilarious to read User is currently banned from all boardsUser is currently banned from all boards
>> Frederick Blatherson - Fri, 13 Dec 2019 00:55:34 EST wv51/p89 No.44074 Reply 1576216534254.png -(643751B / 628.66KB, 1090x1155) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Smarter than your average bear
>> Basil Hasslesit - Sun, 15 Dec 2019 06:00:27 EST zTr005YQ No.44076 Reply >>44073ECM (Electronic Counter-Measures)
>> El Golpo True Crime Streets of Freetown - Sun, 05 Jan 2020 18:52:52 EST U7vEufy9 No.44108 Reply 1578268372886.jpg -(4334B / 4.23KB, 250x140) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>44074# cope is so hilarious to read User is currently banned from all boardsUser is currently banned from all boards
build AK from parts? View Thread Reply Hide Albert Broshlock - Sun, 10 Nov 2019 18:25:58 EST lWbMc6Q1 No.44049 File: 1573428358568.png -(26535B / 25.91KB, 128x128) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. is it feasible to build your ak from parts? i don't mean machining your own parts, i mean buying parts from assorted sources and putting it all togetheri'd like to do this please if you guys would point me in the right direction, i have a misr 10 AK and i hate it 4 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Frederick Brunkinman - Tue, 26 Nov 2019 21:51:16 EST PBfqTwzD No.44061 Reply >>44051you don't have to go to an FFL if its an 80% lower, get a buddy to drill some holes in it, and it is done >> Thomas Pickway - Wed, 27 Nov 2019 12:52:53 EST rHpVdMbL No.44063 Reply >>44061Problem with that is that you can't ever transfer or sell it, unless you wanna go through the endless headache of trying to get the ATF to register a serial number for it. Which is gonna suck ass after democrats inevitably re-take the white house and get another AWB passed, and even the shittiest of shitty ARs and AKs that are grandfathered will be selling for $4,000+ >> Caroline Pemmlesteg - Sun, 01 Dec 2019 21:06:44 EST gG9cwjCs No.44070 Reply So much misinformation in this thread. ffsAlright so I've built a couple. First thing to know is to buy a real heat treated receiver and do it right so you don't end up with total shit from a blank or 80% or whatever. I am speaking from experience. Just go through the FFL and get a real lower. Second piece of advice is buy a real AK. This isn't an AR. This shit is actually pretty difficult and I'm a pretty highly skilled machinist. It has been a long time since it has been cost effective to buy parts kits and then turn them into rifles. At least 10 years at this point. You also need the tools to start with since you need more than a ratchet set and screw driver unlike with an AR. As I remember it I needed to make from scratch a bending jig, I needed a press, I used a lathe although I could have gotten away without one, a milling machine although a drill press would work just slower, a custom made rivet crusher for my press, and a heat treating furnace along with a welder. You can bypass the bending jig, welding, and heat treating by buying a premade receiver. Next thing is be prepared to fuck up some shit. I botched my first build's receiver by not heat treating and welding the guide rails right IIRC. I also didn't turn down my barrel and it was oversized by about 2 thou and it made pressing and headspacing an utter nightmare. I literally bent my press slightly and first barrel badly by getting pissed and carried away one late night. Again, you have different parts in a parts kit usually and those parts are from all kinds of different countries who had different factories and you get 1 or 2 barrel manufactures to work with so all that shit needs to be in spec to work. And it never is. I won't get into building as you can research that on your own but again, it isn't cost effective anymore, your first couple will be shittier than your wasr-10, and there are tons of headaches to deal with along with needing specialize tools which will immediately blow your budget out of the water unless you're building at least 7-10 rifles. You also have 922r compliance to deal with. I won't go into this but it is pretty easy to deal with but you gotta have at least like 9 parts that are US made or else it is illegal. I've never heard of anyone being prosecuted for this but building guns in the US from imported parts kits gets "tricky" in this regard. IIRC a decent tapco trigger group is like 4-5 parts, the barrel is 1, the receiver is 1, and the stocks and shit can be like 2 so it isn't too hard to pass. Been a minute since I bothered with building guns from parts kits so just look up 922(r) AK compliance. Another little caveat is to toss the triggers that come with the parts kits. I'm not sure about now but you used to get parts kits with the F/A triggers. Of course the receiver won't be the "3rd hole" NFA violation but constructive intent and whatnot. Next I'll go into some of the shit said in this thread that is wrong or misleading. >You don't need to build a whole new rifle, swap out pieces on your misr to make something you like.While this is true and I recommend the gist of it, AK's aren't AR's. You can't usually swap out the buttstock for example without drilling out the old rivets and pressing new ones for the new stock. It is usually best to go to a range and try out a few variants to see what you like. I loved underfolders until I built one and learned to utterly loathe that shit stock. I sold it and fished further upstream and bought a sidefolder which I liked even less. And then I sold that and just bought an AR because AK's Fucking suck. >OP this is what people used to do in the 1990s when it was still cost-efficient to import AKs from overseasYep, back when you could get surplus 7.62x39 AK's were the shit. Then the surplus dried up and overnight we went to AK-74's. Then Obama snubbed the import of 7n6 and welp, now 5.45 AK's are utterly useless. Thank god I got out of them before they went tits up. >its probably not exactly legal but you can buy unstamped or partially machined lower receivers (the main gun part of the gun) with no paperworkDepends on the state. Federally it is legal to make anything that doesn't violate federal law. Making a S/A AK that is within the NFA is legal so long as it is 922r compliant and whatnot. And yes you can buy blanks or 80%s without paperwork anywhere in the US as far as I understand. The ATF says what is and isn't a firearm. At some point the line is drawn between a hunk of sheet metal vs a functioning gun. >get a buddy to drill some holes in itThis is illegal btw. You can only make firearms if you are the person completing them. Even if someone does it for free they are manufacturing a firearm without an FFL. To make guns for the intent of selling them or distributing them, you have the have an FFL. Some guy in California used to have 80% build parties until the state cracked some heads on this. >Problem with that is that you can't ever transfer or sell it, unless you wanna go through the endless headache of trying to get the ATF to register a serial number for it.While you can't make guns for the intent to sell, you can sell homemade firearms. This is another misconception. You can also stamp whatever SN you want into a firearm you made and it is totally legal. The ATF doesn't register SN's to guns the manufacturer does and then the FFL records the transaction. The ATF then procures black books from the FFL on the transactions. Black book logs must be maintained for 20 years after the transaction at the FFL. >But again, I don't recommend bothering with the headache. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>> Frederick Brunkinman - Tue, 26 Nov 2019 21:51:16 EST PBfqTwzD No.44061 Reply >>44051you don't have to go to an FFL if its an 80% lower, get a buddy to drill some holes in it, and it is done
>> Thomas Pickway - Wed, 27 Nov 2019 12:52:53 EST rHpVdMbL No.44063 Reply >>44061Problem with that is that you can't ever transfer or sell it, unless you wanna go through the endless headache of trying to get the ATF to register a serial number for it. Which is gonna suck ass after democrats inevitably re-take the white house and get another AWB passed, and even the shittiest of shitty ARs and AKs that are grandfathered will be selling for $4,000+
>> Caroline Pemmlesteg - Sun, 01 Dec 2019 21:06:44 EST gG9cwjCs No.44070 Reply So much misinformation in this thread. ffsAlright so I've built a couple. First thing to know is to buy a real heat treated receiver and do it right so you don't end up with total shit from a blank or 80% or whatever. I am speaking from experience. Just go through the FFL and get a real lower. Second piece of advice is buy a real AK. This isn't an AR. This shit is actually pretty difficult and I'm a pretty highly skilled machinist. It has been a long time since it has been cost effective to buy parts kits and then turn them into rifles. At least 10 years at this point. You also need the tools to start with since you need more than a ratchet set and screw driver unlike with an AR. As I remember it I needed to make from scratch a bending jig, I needed a press, I used a lathe although I could have gotten away without one, a milling machine although a drill press would work just slower, a custom made rivet crusher for my press, and a heat treating furnace along with a welder. You can bypass the bending jig, welding, and heat treating by buying a premade receiver. Next thing is be prepared to fuck up some shit. I botched my first build's receiver by not heat treating and welding the guide rails right IIRC. I also didn't turn down my barrel and it was oversized by about 2 thou and it made pressing and headspacing an utter nightmare. I literally bent my press slightly and first barrel badly by getting pissed and carried away one late night. Again, you have different parts in a parts kit usually and those parts are from all kinds of different countries who had different factories and you get 1 or 2 barrel manufactures to work with so all that shit needs to be in spec to work. And it never is. I won't get into building as you can research that on your own but again, it isn't cost effective anymore, your first couple will be shittier than your wasr-10, and there are tons of headaches to deal with along with needing specialize tools which will immediately blow your budget out of the water unless you're building at least 7-10 rifles. You also have 922r compliance to deal with. I won't go into this but it is pretty easy to deal with but you gotta have at least like 9 parts that are US made or else it is illegal. I've never heard of anyone being prosecuted for this but building guns in the US from imported parts kits gets "tricky" in this regard. IIRC a decent tapco trigger group is like 4-5 parts, the barrel is 1, the receiver is 1, and the stocks and shit can be like 2 so it isn't too hard to pass. Been a minute since I bothered with building guns from parts kits so just look up 922(r) AK compliance. Another little caveat is to toss the triggers that come with the parts kits. I'm not sure about now but you used to get parts kits with the F/A triggers. Of course the receiver won't be the "3rd hole" NFA violation but constructive intent and whatnot. Next I'll go into some of the shit said in this thread that is wrong or misleading. >You don't need to build a whole new rifle, swap out pieces on your misr to make something you like.While this is true and I recommend the gist of it, AK's aren't AR's. You can't usually swap out the buttstock for example without drilling out the old rivets and pressing new ones for the new stock. It is usually best to go to a range and try out a few variants to see what you like. I loved underfolders until I built one and learned to utterly loathe that shit stock. I sold it and fished further upstream and bought a sidefolder which I liked even less. And then I sold that and just bought an AR because AK's Fucking suck. >OP this is what people used to do in the 1990s when it was still cost-efficient to import AKs from overseasYep, back when you could get surplus 7.62x39 AK's were the shit. Then the surplus dried up and overnight we went to AK-74's. Then Obama snubbed the import of 7n6 and welp, now 5.45 AK's are utterly useless. Thank god I got out of them before they went tits up. >its probably not exactly legal but you can buy unstamped or partially machined lower receivers (the main gun part of the gun) with no paperworkDepends on the state. Federally it is legal to make anything that doesn't violate federal law. Making a S/A AK that is within the NFA is legal so long as it is 922r compliant and whatnot. And yes you can buy blanks or 80%s without paperwork anywhere in the US as far as I understand. The ATF says what is and isn't a firearm. At some point the line is drawn between a hunk of sheet metal vs a functioning gun. >get a buddy to drill some holes in itThis is illegal btw. You can only make firearms if you are the person completing them. Even if someone does it for free they are manufacturing a firearm without an FFL. To make guns for the intent of selling them or distributing them, you have the have an FFL. Some guy in California used to have 80% build parties until the state cracked some heads on this. >Problem with that is that you can't ever transfer or sell it, unless you wanna go through the endless headache of trying to get the ATF to register a serial number for it.While you can't make guns for the intent to sell, you can sell homemade firearms. This is another misconception. You can also stamp whatever SN you want into a firearm you made and it is totally legal. The ATF doesn't register SN's to guns the manufacturer does and then the FFL records the transaction. The ATF then procures black books from the FFL on the transactions. Black book logs must be maintained for 20 years after the transaction at the FFL. >But again, I don't recommend bothering with the headache. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Assajewsetts View Thread Reply Hide Hedda Sopperdot - Wed, 29 Aug 2018 02:05:22 EST LVkxqeNU No.43717 File: 1535522722143.png -(911101B / 889.75KB, 850x933) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >Live in Massachusetts>Want to own guns>Want to smoke weed>Can't move anywhere else because I'm a mid-20s NEET with no HS diplomaWhat the fuck do I doAre there any States that let you smoke weed and own guns? 24 posts and 7 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> James Claystone - Tue, 17 Sep 2019 06:31:57 EST aH2KJgFm No.43994 Reply >>43717Yeah dude, fucking most of them. Move South.Also, what the fuck is wrong with the people there? The Revolution started in Massachusetts. Why is it filled with pussies now? >> Nigel Suckledale - Tue, 24 Sep 2019 17:25:18 EST ZCmrX/Pe No.44004 Reply >>43816do sum op(ium) f*g >> Wesley Cruddlekut - Sun, 10 Nov 2019 00:18:23 EST PJS4mi4d No.44048 Reply >>43822If someone is involved in a shooting, yeah there will most likely be a drug test along with full investigation. Cops hold onto the gun, I've heard they cant get any kind of approval to give the one used in the incident back, but have heard of the cops buying a new one for a guy after he used his gun to defend a cop.
>> James Claystone - Tue, 17 Sep 2019 06:31:57 EST aH2KJgFm No.43994 Reply >>43717Yeah dude, fucking most of them. Move South.Also, what the fuck is wrong with the people there? The Revolution started in Massachusetts. Why is it filled with pussies now?
>> Nigel Suckledale - Tue, 24 Sep 2019 17:25:18 EST ZCmrX/Pe No.44004 Reply >>43816do sum op(ium) f*g
>> Wesley Cruddlekut - Sun, 10 Nov 2019 00:18:23 EST PJS4mi4d No.44048 Reply >>43822If someone is involved in a shooting, yeah there will most likely be a drug test along with full investigation. Cops hold onto the gun, I've heard they cant get any kind of approval to give the one used in the incident back, but have heard of the cops buying a new one for a guy after he used his gun to defend a cop.
What I think of The Zip Tie Mod on Folding Knives View Thread Reply Hide James Beffingdock - Sat, 28 Sep 2019 11:29:50 EST kRwqrMjj No.44014 File: 1569684590284.jpg -(2655103B / 2.53MB, 1872x3328) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. https://hubpages.com/sports/What-I-think-of-The-Zip-Tie-Modification-on-Folding-Knives >> Samuel Sommlestone - Sun, 06 Oct 2019 04:30:51 EST VZRRbf2D No.44025 Reply >>44014I just did this the other day to my “walking at night knife. Didn’t know it was a thing others where doing. I’ll look at this >> Hugh Nemmlemut - Sun, 03 Nov 2019 13:27:59 EST QdWrQtMW No.44043 Reply Why >> Ebenezer Brookbanks - Sun, 03 Nov 2019 19:07:22 EST CU0hBX/y No.44044 Reply >>44043So your knife catches on literally fucking everything
>> Samuel Sommlestone - Sun, 06 Oct 2019 04:30:51 EST VZRRbf2D No.44025 Reply >>44014I just did this the other day to my “walking at night knife. Didn’t know it was a thing others where doing. I’ll look at this
>> Ebenezer Brookbanks - Sun, 03 Nov 2019 19:07:22 EST CU0hBX/y No.44044 Reply >>44043So your knife catches on literally fucking everything
How Discreet is The CRKT Williams Tactical Key View Thread Reply Hide David Callerson - Tue, 29 Oct 2019 09:43:51 EST cUpaoaum No.44040 File: 1572356631580.jpg -(1143402B / 1.09MB, 2627x1849) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. https://hubpages.com/sports/How-Discreet-is-The-CRKT-Williams-Tactical-Key
Fucked up on cordite View Thread Reply Hide James Sissleshaw - Fri, 17 Aug 2018 16:40:33 EST kziJAh9j No.43711 File: 1534538433022.jpg -(284187B / 277.53KB, 1280x1000) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I wasn't sure whether to post this here or on /other/. Apparently crazy motherfuckers used to eat, drink, or suck on cordite back when it was used."About three cartridges added to half a pint of water or teaboiled down to about a gill, when it is of the consistency of thickmolasses or glycerine, and sipped occasionally, makes one feellike a prince. Taken in this form, cordite makes me want totell all my troubles and all I know to any listener. It graduallyproduces sleep, the awakening being accompanied by the usualheadache, but the feeling is not quite so bad as I would have felthad I drunk beer WIth it."If beer, say a few pints, is drunk in conjunction with theabove solution, it very shortly makes me as mad as a man oon get ,without becoming absolutely a raving lunatic. It was while inthis condition that I went over to the station-master at Platrand,four miles away, dressed in my underclothes and a blanket, andwithout boots at midnight, woke him up, and told him if hewould give me a bed for the night I would work his telegraphinstruments for him all day long. I am not fully cognisant ofwhat I do while in this state, but generally find out about it nextday, sometimes to my great surprise, as it seems hard to believesome of the antics which I am told I have performed; but theknowledge of them does not worry me next day, as I feel too bad.Cordite, no matter how taken or in what form, always gives methe most terrible nightmares, in fact, everything seems to be in achaotic state. As long as a man has cordite in his system he ismore or less insane, although he may appear sane enough. Myeyes feel as if they were jumping from their sockets, and objectshave a dim appearance as long as the headache lasts."https://jramc.bmj.com/content/jramc/1/4/277.full.pdf So, uhhh... Anybody try it? 18 posts and 6 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Thomas Genkinlock - Fri, 16 Aug 2019 17:21:51 EST 2REEvGK7 No.43962 Reply >>43941completely unrelated to this topic but this just blew my fucking mind, I've been playing Dungeon Crawl: Stone soup for several years and I always thought the "stone soup" part was just some random bunch of words. I read your comment, googled up the phrase, read the story and now I'm sitting here completely mind blown. Oh and the page even mentions this game "..a computer game which expanded on an abandoned project using contributions from many different coders"Wow. nb because off topic >> Graham Farringfut - Sun, 27 Oct 2019 23:32:10 EST 92ryRMde No.44037 Reply >>43882kill yourself >> Frederick Futtingshaw - Mon, 28 Oct 2019 23:16:05 EST 4gmRPpKl No.44039 Reply >>43711What is cordite? It doesn't sound edible just in its name it has, not that that means much. lol I could look it up. I don't like this ignorance. Yeah, if the whole things gone, I'm good. I am referring to the ignorance. I propose it be made a sin it's so terrible. lol
>> Thomas Genkinlock - Fri, 16 Aug 2019 17:21:51 EST 2REEvGK7 No.43962 Reply >>43941completely unrelated to this topic but this just blew my fucking mind, I've been playing Dungeon Crawl: Stone soup for several years and I always thought the "stone soup" part was just some random bunch of words. I read your comment, googled up the phrase, read the story and now I'm sitting here completely mind blown. Oh and the page even mentions this game "..a computer game which expanded on an abandoned project using contributions from many different coders"Wow. nb because off topic
>> Frederick Futtingshaw - Mon, 28 Oct 2019 23:16:05 EST 4gmRPpKl No.44039 Reply >>43711What is cordite? It doesn't sound edible just in its name it has, not that that means much. lol I could look it up. I don't like this ignorance. Yeah, if the whole things gone, I'm good. I am referring to the ignorance. I propose it be made a sin it's so terrible. lol
