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*screaming from inside a trench*One day, brother. We need kiwi callsigns so I don't get smoked by one of you during.......The Collapse.
Noooooooo stalker child you will NOT shoot at my position, enjoy prison.
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*screaming from inside a trench*One day, brother. We need kiwi callsigns so I don't get smoked by one of you during.......The Collapse.
You could argue now that Smith and Wesson are a tangible number of degrees away from gamergate.
I kind of agree with you. I'm shifting away from the black assault rifle and plastic fantastic stuf myself and going for the wood and real steel stuff. I just picked up a pre-1964 Winchester Model 88 lever action. It's beautiful.that's why I've moved on to vintage and obscure sporting rifles and guns. you can get some absurdly high quality stuff for pennies on the dollar because its "out of fashion" literal hand made rifles/shotguns for way way less than what they were when new accounting for inflation.
there is so much variation in them too. from obscure German and British provincial shops mostly with names like Miller & Val. Griess, Eduard & Franz Kettner, W. Collath, Lancaster, Charles Boswell, Mortimer, Darne, the list goes on.
I'd like to pick up a good condition Darne. so cool. so weird. the standard grades go for about 1,000 usually. they are not common but they are not that rare either.
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Try Sarco.Anyone know a good site for old milsurp bayonets?
Get you a Savage 99 to match it. they are usually priced lower than the 88 as they made well over a million of them. come in all kinds of cartridges and calibers obscure and common.I kind of agree with you. I'm shifting away from the black assault rifle and plastic fantastic stuf myself and going for the wood and real steel stuff. I just picked up a pre-1964 Winchester Model 88 lever action. It's beautiful.
Don't forget to put your PIN number in the ATM machine.and AWB bans
sadly no, although i do have a Beretta M12 and a SITES Spectre. both transferable although the M12 is pretty beat up and has been rebuilt once already since it was a former movie gun (The Replacement Killers as well as a few other films before i purchased it and restored it to normal).Walther MPL?
zero unless you count stuff like cut-away display/prop guns which are still technically firearms.skeletonized ARs?
.44 Auto Mag and .45 Win Mag (bought directly from Wildey Inc in the early 90's). it works pretty good, but i prefer my LAR Grizzly as i'm more used to the feel and find 1911's easier to shoot with personally.Wildey?
Fuck, I need that brace for mine..IWI just posted this with #tbt. I loved the full auto Uzi I shot. Wonder if they're bringing back the uzi pro. View attachment 7119017
Edited. That's what I get for not proof reading. Wanted to say that there were multiple AWB schemes employed by the states like feature tests or by name bans.Don't forget to put your PIN number in the ATM machine.
I've never understood the fascination about the MG5. The weight is just unacceptable for 2025. It weighs as much as an FN MAG for crying out loud. There are options available that are literally half the weight of that thing.Finally Valgear gets his hands on an MG5:
I've been wanting to see the guts and function of those things for a while.
But it's German Perfection™I've never understood the fascination about the MG5. The weight is just unacceptable for 2025. It weighs as much as an FN MAG for crying out loud. There are options available that are literally half the weight of that thing.
Insofar as the supply of SPAS 12/15s is quite limited, no.Is it weird that right after buying a semiauto "tactical" shotgun that I find myself eyeballing a 18-20" barrel "tactical" pump gun as well?
How do you like the Wildey?