Mega Rad Gun Thread

[Pocket Dragoon]

More 3D printed FCG-9 subguns, being assembled in a Myanmar hotel room.

 

[DocAwe]

That genie is never going back in that bottle!

 

[Seafarer]

I’m surprised that I have not seen any cases of feral gang niggers in the U.S. using FCGs, I know they likely lack the capability to make them themselves, but it wouldn’t be too hard for a White dude to start making them and selling them for a profit, hell I’m surprised the Fed isn’t doing that themselves to start a push for regulation of 3D printers.

 

[White Devil]

I’m surprised that I have not seen any cases of feral gang niggers in the U.S. using FCGs, I know they likely lack the capability to make them themselves, but it wouldn’t be too hard for a White dude to start making them and selling them for a profit, hell I’m surprised the Fed isn’t doing that themselves to start a push for regulation of 3D printers.

There was a BIG push to ban them a few years ago when the Fed went after Defense Distributed.

As for a white man making FCGs and selling them to niggers? Why would you make the rope to hang yourself with. Not only that, but they'd eventually rat you out when caught because niggers have no notion of loyalty.

 

[Seafarer]

As for a white man making FCGs and selling them to niggers? Why would you make the rope to hang yourself with. Not only that, but they'd eventually rat you out when caught because niggers have no notion of loyalty.

Ironic considering how much snitching is hated in their culture. Despite all the “snitches get stitches” street mumbling, they still realize the value of doing it in a “my ass vs yours” situation.

Another factor I forgot to consider is that they probably don’t have as much of a need for another source of automatic firepower, considering all the Glock switches coming in from China and shit. I’m surprised the gun control lobby doesn’t talk about that as much, but they probably want to make out gun violence is a uniquely White male phenomenon.

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

I know about SPIW and the SALVO portion of it, but had no idea about this monstrosity, H&R's entry in the program; or that Dardick was on the design team.
From r/forgottenweapons:



That thing's a chonker, but it has a video-game vibe and I kinda like it. Except the design must've been a nightmare, didn't work & probably wouldn't outside of something like a pintle/turret-mounted rotary gun, in that the barrel(s) wouldn't need to be so heavy if they were spinning & has some sort of gap between them. But even if the rifle itself did function, the weight & ammo was probably what killed the beast.

Still, I wonder if given advances in today's ammunition technology & machining/composites, that a powered, multiple barrel (gatling-like) crew-served weapon with triplex ammunition could be possible; with the cartridges/shells equal in size to 40mm grenades. That'd be pretty hot even as a one-off, given a way to cheaply produce enough ammo for testing.

 

[Falcos_Commisar]

They use quite a lot of glue, instead of stitching, welding or overmolding, so they might not really last that long. I'd suggest putting more glue on the seams *before* they start having problems.

98% of modern military or hiking boots are glued together these days. Most "tactical" boots are just hiking boots dyed black or are a bit odd at 8-10 inches tall as lace up boots they tall are pretty damn rare.

The few exceptions to this are EXPENSIVE, think $400+ for a pair of stitched together leather boots.

So expect 98% of boots these days to be essentially throw away once the tread is gone.

i've worn their 'speed assault' sneaker style boot and they didnt do well in jungles (Brazil) or swamps (Florida) (breathing too much or not enough, but soaked feet in a jungle is bad news bear), but are pretty decent in deserts. unfortunately the pair i had, had sole separation issues in rocky deserts in and around death valley after like 2 years, but were 100% fine and comfy in Egypt and parts of Africa. maybe the heat killed them, but i didn't have issues with either Bates or Danners in that environment at 29 stumps or burgers over san diego...

The modern bootmaker OBSESSION with putting goretex into everything needs to stop. No one needs a plastic bag in their bootd unless you're in snow all the time. Almost all other climates can be handled by greased leathers and technical fabrics.

 

[Meat Target]

98% of modern military or hiking boots are glued together these days. Most "tactical" boots are just hiking boots dyed black or are a bit odd at 8-10 inches tall as lace up boots they tall are pretty damn rare.

The few exceptions to this are EXPENSIVE, think $400+ for a pair of stitched together leather boots.

So expect 98% of boots these days to be essentially throw away once the tread is gone.

The modern bootmaker OBSESSION with putting goretex into everything needs to stop. No one needs a plastic bag in their bootd unless you're in snow all the time. Almost all other climates can be handled by greased leathers and technical fabrics.

I wear 5.11's when it's cold or snowy, cowboy boots to church or first dates, and Merrell's for everything else.

5.11 boots, I mean. Their cargo khakis I wear everyday, because they're comfy af.

Yes, I wear cargo pants, and you can blow me if you've got a problem with that.

 

[Blasterisk]

I wear 5.11's when it's cold or snowy, cowboy boots to church or first dates, and Merrell's for everything else.

5.11 boots, I mean. Their cargo khakis I wear everyday, because they're comfy af.

Yes, I wear cargo pants, and you can blow me if you've got a problem with that.

I object to cargo pants on the principle that I keep losing my phone.

 

[WhatInTheActualFuck]

I wear 5.11's when it's cold or snowy, cowboy boots to church or first dates, and Merrell's for everything else.

5.11 boots, I mean. Their cargo khakis I wear everyday, because they're comfy af.

Yes, I wear cargo pants, and you can blow me if you've got a problem with that.

No hate from here - I'm pretty much always in cargos or painters jeans. Practicality uber alles.

 

[Meat Target]

No hate from here - I'm pretty much always in cargos or painters jeans. Practicality uber alles.

I legitimately don't understand the hatred for cargos. It's must be some kind of terminal normalfag thing, like saying SNL and The Office are your favorite TV shows.

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

98% of modern military or hiking boots are glued together these days. Most "tactical" boots are just hiking boots dyed black or are a bit odd at 8-10 inches tall as lace up boots they tall are pretty damn rare.

The few exceptions to this are EXPENSIVE, think $400+ for a pair of stitched together leather boots.

So expect 98% of boots these days to be essentially throw away once the tread is gone.

The modern bootmaker OBSESSION with putting goretex into everything needs to stop. No one needs a plastic bag in their bootd unless you're in snow all the time. Almost all other climates can be handled by greased leathers and technical fabrics.

Rose Anvil provides a very good look at boot & footwear construction & materials, along with reviews and links to high-end boots. The one thing that bothers me is he's big on moccasin-toe stuff, because I can't stand moc-toe boots. They also sell their own brand boots, but I've never really looked because it's well out of my price-range.

He's also done a breakdown & deconstruction of military boots, including an original pair from every WW2 combatant, including Japanese army boots.

 

[White Devil]

My work boots are Danner Acadias, them shits are heavy but fuck do you get a lot of boot for the $$$.

 

[POWER IN MISERY]

i had a pair of 5.11 boots when i was doing farm work and i swear they didn't last longer than three weeks. i think i just ended up wearing some old jungle boots. timberland boondocks after being treated with that duck wax you buff into the leather were the best work boots i've had but like how mr. devil said about his, they're heavy and cumbersome.

 

[Club Sandwich]

My work boots are Danner Acadias, them shits are heavy but fuck do you get a lot of boot for the $$$.

before i used Danners, i used Belleville (which was comfy and easy to wear) and Bates mostly. once i had the Acadias broken in after 4-6 years of sandbox and africa scrub, i really like them, so they're pretty comfy imho. i do agree that compared to Merrell or some other sneaker-like designs that are fashionable now for the cool guys they're chunky, but they're a good boot. if nothing else, you can always be confident of door kicking ability.

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

I'd say this is a pretty good haul; no clue what that bolt-gun is though, but the suppressed Makarov is a nice touch.

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

I don't know why I can't edit/add to any of my prior posts to avoid double-posting, but I'll try to merge this when the option to edit reappears.

---

Uncommon AR-57 in Venezuela & various small arms used by pro-Guiado supporters:

(Note the hollow magazine used as a brass-catcher, and cape-wearing ammobearer with bitch-tits)

Belt-fed AR in Ukraine:


Rhodesian soldier with a glorious mustache & 30rd mag in his FAL:


Handcrafted "Glocks" confiscated in Russia (9x18 Makarov) & the Philippines (9x19 Para):

 

[Bogliacci]

Sheet-metal handcrafted "Glocks" confiscated in Russia (9x18 Makarov) & the Philippines (9x19 Para):

The forbidden all metal glocks...

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

The forbidden all metal glocks...

The Russian one looks like it has an actual Glock slide, and the frame looks like it was carved from a solid block of bakelite. But that Filipino beast is something else entirely, I say gg to the asiatic who made it.

 

[Lord of the Large Pants]

What do my Farms homies think about red dots on pistols? Useful tool, or mall ninja shit?