Mega Rad Gun Thread

Maybe the forum needs a prepper or off-grid thread.

Depending on location solar+battery with generator backup might make a good solution. I think it's likely Josh won't be in a place with piped in natural gas. My vote is Diesel.
Not a bad idea. There's a lot of posts I wanna make on here about, and asking questions in regards to, my homestead and general stuff like EDC. But to do so would derail the thread.
However, this is also probably the collection of Kiwis that would be the most help with that sort of thing.
Gun Autism and a homebuilt hand crank washing machine seem to go hand in hand.
 
I'm seriously investigating the AR-10. I have read first hand reports of soldiers in Afghanistan being hit in L4s by AKs firing the same round. From what I see, the AK fires a very similar round, but I think the NATO round is longer and should therefore have more grains and speed (??? i am retarded) and should hit harder. But the AK 7.62s will not pierce L4s but two shots placed on core will puncture lungs and break ribs.
Honestly the AR-10 will fit your intended use extremely well and, in my opinion, even a 5.56 AR-15 would as well. While level IV plates will stop SS109 and M855 5.56 rounds getting shot really fucking hurts and that energy is still transferred. Catching a .308 or 5.56 to the chest regardless of whether it penetrates is probably enough to take most normal people out of a fight. Especially with .308 you're talking potential broken ribs and busted lungs.
For Example: https://youtu.be/nXqX4vi2lf4?t=138
This cop gets bopped in his plate carrier by a jogger with his 9mm problem solver and even he's grunting in pain. Granted, he's a monster and all it did was piss him off, but I don't expect your average armored troon will react the same to getting shot by either 5.56 or .308 which have like 3 and 8 times the muzzle energy respectively.

That being said, I think it's actually more likely for you to be accosted away from home given that only complete fucking retards would try and assault you at home where you're more prepared. I really think becoming proficient in pistol shooting would be smart for you. My personal recommendation would be some kind of Glock or Glock clone for that. Shadow Systems makes a fantastic glock clone with the MR920 that you can place an RMR on. I'll shill the fuck out of pistol red dots since they're a shortcut to accurate pistol shooting.
 
>308 boomers are actually seriously winning in the fight to influence Josh's gun buys

It's so unbelievably over its unreal.

Josh, if you read this, there's no practical solution to getting through body armor with a hand fired rifle. Just get an Ar15 with 40 round magazines and shoot the home invaders in the pelvis. That's the standard operating procedure for every organization that uses guns in a professional manner.
 
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>308 boomers are actually seriously winning in the fight to influence Josh's gun buys

It's so unbelievably over its unreal.

Josh, if you read this, there's no practical solution to getting through body armor with a hand fired rifle. Just get an Ar15 with 40 round magazines and shoot the home invaders in the pelvis. That's the standard operating procedure for every organization that uses guns in a professional manner.
whats the over/under that jersh is gonna go buy an AR-10 and instantly regret it the moment he starts doing drills with it
 
But they truly are quiet when placed correctly; taken care of & they'll last forever. We ran them (10 & 30K's) downrange 24/7 solid for years powering a LOT of shit, and really the only times they weren't running was if someone forgot to switch out fuel cans, or too many people at once were running their AC, microwaves, coffee pots, laptops & Xboxes. But it was fun servicing them while they were running, and there was really no way to do it without being scalded with old nasty oil.
Good times.
while these are great, they need the supply chain to support it and they're really heavy for what they are. you can get a 12kW cummins/onan for $13k in good order at 1/4 the tonnage and won't have to mess with NATO outlets or weird grid switching supplies and has ready AC and DC at the generator itself, not to mention ready spare parts and standard fittings.
my carry gat
Vector CP1 needs more love
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Where's a good place to get number 10 percussion caps?
I'm getting a black powder revolver and it comes with everything but the caps.

Some fella recommended a reloader to make the caps out of scrap cans, but I don't really want to use scrap metal for it, nor do I really have the space
I use gunbroker.com for my reloading stuff. It's ebay for gun stuff and you can get a lot of stuff for cheap. It was a God send during the covid shortages.

whats the over/under that jersh is gonna go buy an AR-10 and instantly regret it the moment he starts doing drills with it
That's not a thorough question. An AR-10 comes in many calibers and many barrel lengths. What drills are he doing?

The AR-10 came before the AR-15. It's a versatile platform.

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Here's to different AR-10s uppers, two calibers (6.5 Creedmoor and 8.6blk) for one single gun. What drills would Null do for both?

Edit: AR-10 sperging
 
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That's not a thorough question. An AR-10 comes in many calibers and many barrel lengths. What drills is he doing?

The AR-10 came before the AR-15. It's a versatile platform.
I'm just shitposting, The idea of Null buying something like a DD5V3 only to get immediately put off by it for whatever reason is funny to me
There's nothing wrong with an AR-10 at all, though I do think the platform is less versatile than the AR-15 if you ask me.
 
For Example: https://youtu.be/nXqX4vi2lf4?t=138
This cop gets bopped in his plate carrier by a jogger with his 9mm problem solver and even he's grunting in pain.
You're mistakingly conflating a soft armor and hard armor plates. If you're wearing hard armor and get shot in the armor, you are not out of the fight.

Backface deformation specifically accounts for the "you'll break their ribs!" meme that im getting tired of seeing. That shit happens with soft armor vests, not hard armor plates.

Lets say you get hits on the same spot miraculously. A broken rib or a punctured lung does not remove somebody from an immediate fight. You need CNS, thorax or pelvis to drop somebody.
 
You're mistakingly conflating a soft armor and hard armor plates. If you're wearing hard armor and get shot in the armor, you are not out of the fight.

Backface deformation specifically accounts for the "you'll break their ribs!" meme that im getting tired of seeing. That shit happens with soft armor vests, not hard armor plates.

Lets say you get hits on the same spot miraculously. A broken rib or a punctured lung does not remove somebody from an immediate fight. You need CNS, thorax or pelvis to drop somebody.
It is absolutely possible to suffer broken bones while wearing steel plates. You're delusional if you think otherwise. Yes, it's much less likely than with soft armor, but BFD and the transfer of energy are still real things. That's also ignoring ceramic plates which are lighter and far more prone to deformation on subsequent hits. They're becoming far more common now that they're available at reasonable price points. Shit, I bought ceramic plates after a few range days running around in 95 degree weather with steel plates in my carrier. I highly recommend ceramic after that. There's enough documentation on the subject and fuck knows how many youtube videos of guys shooting plates with every caliber you can think of.

I'm also keeping in mind the type of person that's wearing said plates. A trained soldier or police officer is obviously going to stay in the fight as long as they can. I really don't think a hopped up tranny and his goons will be willing to stick around after having some 5.56 slung at them. The deterrance of becoming a hard target is probably enough to keep them away in the first place.
 
Where's a good place to get number 10 percussion caps?
I'm getting a black powder revolver and it comes with everything but the caps.

Some fella recommended a reloader to make the caps out of scrap cans, but I don't really want to use scrap metal for it, nor do I really have the space for it.
Get a reloader. The tool is a little punch and you use pop cans. Takes up maybe 3in. I haven't seen a #10 cap on shelves in years.
 
I'm going to shoot whatever it is I intend to buy before I buy it, obviously
That doesn't really work with an AR-10 or AR-15 platform. It's legos for adults. You assembly what you want for your specific need.

I'm just shitposting, The idea of Null buying something like a DD5V3 only to get immediately put off by it for whatever reason is funny to me
There's nothing wrong with an AR-10 at all, though I do think the platform is less versatile than the AR-15 if you ask me.

The AR-15 is tits! I want to get a 6.5 Grendel upper and turn it into a deer rifle.

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The Zastava I used. A shitty poverty pony I made for free with parts my gunsmith had laying around, my carry gat, and a Hoban 22 single shot.View attachment 6141884
First off damn nigga where'd you get a Vector from? Second ah Anderson lowers, they're like the Windows Edge of AR-15's meaning you get one to put other shit in it which is what I did when I built my Wolf A-1 setup got a Timney in mine easy to install and breaks like glass. What do you got in yours cause that ain't stock.
 
That doesn't really work with an AR-10 or AR-15 platform. It's legos for adults. You assembly what you want for your specific need.
Assembling for AR-10 is a huge pain in the ass. Iirc it's not as standardized as the AR-15 platform. I'd just buy a stock one and go from there tbh unless you have something very specific in mind
 
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