[Gubbinz96]

Skullivan21 posted:

May I ask why you want one? I understand it is pretty cool to own, but I can assure you it adds a lot of weight and makes it much easier to expend ammo much faster than you would ever want or need to... (Then again it would look sweet at the range).

I never said I wanted one.

But if I did, it would be for collection sake and 'shoot-moar-boolets-gooder-quickly' situation.

[Raijin]

Neat! posted:

fit for a spess marin

I'm sure a spess marin would prefer something beefier than .45 ACP.

[$$>MUFFIN<$$]

download posted:

That's pretty bad, I've never had any problems with my handloads

You mean... my handloads.

[Ven Kaeo]

Raijin posted:

What the fuck.

That thing is god damn ugly.

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Ridge posted:

Had I decided to fire it, I'd give an 8 or 9 out of 10 that the case ruptured. Not sure if it would blow up the gun or how bad. Maybe cracked barrel and upper receiver?

Why did you keep jamming the bolt into it?

Isn't there a risk that repeatedly jamming a bolt onto a cartridge can set off the primer?

[download]

$$>MUFFIN<$$ posted:

You mean... my handloads.

You're not the only one that handloads

[Ridge]

ewitwins posted:

Camping question time: Is it legal in the state of Arizona to bring a rifle with you when you go camping?

If so, does that include National Parks?

The credit card reform act that Obama signed in 2009 included a cause that allows carry into National Parks, so you are okay there.

[Ven Kaeo]

>Credit Card Reform
>Modified carry laws

What?

[Ridge]

Ven Kaeo posted:

Why did you keep jamming the bolt into it?

Isn't there a risk that repeatedly jamming a bolt onto a cartridge can set off the primer?

Because I was an idiot and didn't check the chamber.

The primer wasn't at risk of going off because the rear of the cartridge and the primer were both still in the magazine. Worst case scenario is I tore open the case. But since brass doesn't spark, there wouldn't be a risk of it going off.

[Ven Kaeo]

What the hell kind of bolt are you using that can tear open brass? Damn.

[Spearman]

I heard that diamonds can tear open everything, why isn't the military using diamond tipped bullets?

(User was permabanned for this post ("Either dumb or trolling - Blew last chance" - Craptasket))

[Ven Kaeo]

Gee I don't know maybe because diamonds are fucking expensive?

Also they're still relatively brittle doesn't matter how 'hard' a diamond is if it hits, say, tank armour at the speed of a bullet it's going to shatter, not cut into the tank.

[download]

Spearman posted:

I heard that diamonds can tear open everything, why isn't the military using diamond tipped bullets?

Unbanned already? A shame

[jimhowl33t]

Eh, just put him on the ignore list.
Although, I wish said list hid posts in a smaller and less obnoxious manner. THIS PERSON YOU DISLIKE HAS POSTED SOMETHING. CLICK HERE TO VIEW WHAT DUMB SHIT HE SAID.

[Skullivan21]

Gubbinz96 posted:

I never said I wanted one.

But if I did, it would be for collection sake and 'shoot-moar-boolets-gooder-quickly' situation.

Ah, I agree with these reasons.

As to whatever conversation we are having about the .45ACP we need to remember everything is better with Corbons... nothing like a 4 ft blue flame out the mouth.

[Ridge]

Ven Kaeo posted:

What the hell kind of bolt are you using that can tear open brass? Damn.

Steel is typically stronger than brass.

[Zillamaster55]

New gun purchase:

Czech DB Shotgun from the early 1900s
or
Type 38 Arisaka that's so messy you could mud wrestle in it

[PrusseluskenV2]

why would you purchase a japanese firearm

[EagleEye]

What do you guys think about flinching? I've heard some people say if you start out shooting a big caliber you'll develop a flinch. But I learned how to shoot on a M91/30 and I don't flinch, except when other people are shooting and I'm watching.

My brother on the other hand, started out on a 10/22 and has a horrible flinch. I think it depends on the person rather than developing a flinch.

[Ridge]

Tell your brother to man the fuck up.

[Zillamaster55]

PrusseluskenV2 posted:

why would you purchase a japanese firearm

Because that means I'm one step closer to a WWII MBR collection. Mosin Nagant, SMLE MKIII, getting a Springfield from my Uncle. I need the Axis firearms

[Skullivan21]

Zillamaster55 posted:

Because that means I'm one step closer to a WWII MBR collection. Mosin Nagant, SMLE MKIII, getting a Springfield from my Uncle. I need the Axis firearms

Whats the price for either?

[ButtsexV3]

EagleEye posted:

What do you guys think about flinching? I've heard some people say if you start out shooting a big caliber you'll develop a flinch. But I learned how to shoot on a M91/30 and I don't flinch, except when other people are shooting and I'm watching.

My brother on the other hand, started out on a 10/22 and has a horrible flinch. I think it depends on the person rather than developing a flinch.

I started on a .30-06 when I was five and don't have a flinch, your brother is a puss

[ForestRaptor]

I have been thinking about this for quite some time and despite owning literature of the topic I'd like to know if Westinghouse nuggets have any differences in quality etc. comapred to Russian nuggets. Anybody?

[Raijin]

PrusseluskenV2 posted:

why would you purchase a japanese firearm

If Seburo was real, I'd buy the shit out of their products.

[Ven Kaeo]

Ridge posted:

Steel is typically stronger than brass.

Yeah but the pressure a human can apply to a bolt in a standard push-forward action shouldn't be sufficient to tear Brass.

[Neat!]

Raijin posted:

If Seburo was real, I'd buy the shit out of their products.

seconded

[ewitwins]

Raijin posted:

If Seburo was real, I'd buy the shit out of their products.

Thirded, I'd buy a wallet with the Japanese flag on it to show respect when I emptied my wallet for them

[Raijin]

I found another retarded albeit interesting "pistol"
This particular one is chambered in 5.56

[SomeENG]

kel-tec makes plastic guns

[PrusseluskenV2]

keltec makes shit guns

[Ridge]

Either that dude's got an iron man grip or the recoil out of that thing isn't too bad.

[Raijin]

PrusseluskenV2 posted:

keltec makes shit guns

I'm pretty sure the KSG isn't shit.

[DEMONSKUL]

It doesn't look that shitty to me, but then again, I don't know much about guns.

Anyway, my buddy was wondering if it was legal in Canada to change the loading tube of a shotgun from 4 shots to 6 or 8? My guess is no.

By the way, is it allowed to talk about knives here?

[PrusseluskenV2]

Injection molded plastic held together by screws. Why the fuck would you buy that?

[Raijin]

PrusseluskenV2 posted:

Injection molded plastic held together by screws. Why the fuck would you buy that?

The same reason someone would buy a gun that has wooden parts. Cheap and reliable.

[ButtsexV3]

Ridge posted:

Either that dude's got an iron man grip or the recoil out of that thing isn't too bad.

5.56 has like no recoil for a rifle round, this wouldn't be any worse than a 10mm auto

Edited:

that and it looks heavy for a pistol

[PrusseluskenV2]

Raijin posted:

The same reason someone would buy a gun that has wooden parts. Cheap and reliable.

I'm sorry I have to break it to you but wood, and especially laminate, is twenty times more durable than a brittle Kel-Tec made out of 1mm plastic.

[ButtsexV3]

kel tec stuff is pretty ok for the price

[Skullivan21]

ButtsexV3 posted:

kel tec stuff is pretty ok for the price

I would agree with you if I hadn't had some first hand experience, the guns I have seen were no bueno...

[Gubbinz96]

PrusseluskenV2 posted:

Injection molded plastic held together by screws. Why the fuck would you buy that?

Prusselies have you ever handled, any of their firearms?

They're seriously not that bad. And for the price they're asking for them, you can do much much worse.