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- a6m5zero
Real Guns
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- Zenith113
I like them, I just don't trust the design to use in a serious situation. Also the price is a huge turnoff. Every time I catch myself drooling over some $4,000 custom 1911 I remember that I could buy an 870, 10/22, Glock 19, AR15, long range bolt gun, and all the goodies for the price of a single handgun.
Also Russian ammo lovingly packed by the best peasants wasn't exactly match grade.
The way I would put it is that AK's are far more accurate than given credit for. They are more than accurate enough for combat and plinking.
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- a6m5zero
Most 1911's cost about quarter of that, but I get you. 👍 I still look around for more modern used guns like P220 or .45 Glocks sometimes. Glock 23, too.I like them, I just don't trust the design to use in a serious situation. Also the price is a huge turnoff. Every time I catch myself drooling over some $4,000 custom 1911 I remember that I could buy an 870, 10/22, Glock 19, AR15, long range bolt gun, and all the goodies for the price of a single handgun.
It's all thanks to the dummies who makes all those silly jokes about them....... sorry rage racer
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- SOLID_LIFTERS
Facebook being asked to ban guns! http://nomorecocktails.com/post/201...nd-gun-transactions-on-social-media-site.aspx
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- a6m5zero
Without getting into any debates, where are you guys on this?
At first, I thought they were banning firearm related articles from the website. I had no idea people were selling/buying guns on Facebook. Me, if they were banning gun related posts, I'd boycott Facebook. If they were banning gun sales, I thought they never even allowed that in the first place. *shrug*
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- SOLID_LIFTERS
No, they're banning ALL firearm related companies and products. So I understood. The article is misleading saying it's only blocking sales of firearms. They're going to ban those pages because of 'sales' which means buying them in shops, too. It's advertising for guns and that's what anti-gun liberal douchebags want to have stopped. But, no actual selling is going on, but may have happened, but such activity would be illegal in most states.
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@Solid Lifters I found a better article, but let's move this to the "Guns" thread.
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- a6m5zero
What a damn shame, I'm sure all the gun manufacturers were rushing to get the "7-round" magazines to the market. I can respect wanting to improve gun control, but these politicians currently leading this charge always come up with the dumbest changes that will do very little to nothing.
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- slashfan7964
Well, the 2 leading candidates plan to reverse the entire act so let's just hope and pray at this point.What a damn shame, I'm sure all the gun manufacturers were rushing to get the "7-round" magazines to the market. I can respect wanting to improve gun control, but these politicians currently leading this charge always come up with the dumbest changes that will do very little to nothing.
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I overheard my father talking to my grandfather about it, and my dad is literally all over it (reading up on it, videos all the time etc) so I know what he's saying has some truth to it. Not sure exactly what happened, but from what I heard, the feds basically said that's bull:censored: and reverted it.
- 4,573
- Moscow
- Rage_Racer_VOLK
- RageRacer48
This thing is called AKAR-DA. A conversion of a .223 Izhmash Saiga.Man, thats a cool AK.
The AK-74M (and the AK-10X series based on it) has a scope mount (dovetail joint) on the left side of the reciever.Looks like AR/K-47.
Love AK's, but I can't believe how clumsy it is to mount optics on (most of)these rifles, even today.
Like this - PSO scope, just like the one used on SVD.
The Spetsnaz doesn't always think so.
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It did have "AR" in the name afterall. <<< dumb joke.
That side mount was what I was referring to, though the one you posted looks more sturdy than the one's I've seen in the past. Awesome pics, as always. 👍
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Note the last pic, the right soldier carries an old 7,62x39 AKMS but modified.
And this one is just epic.
And this one is just epic.
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I saw this gun last night in a online ad....... I had it in my possession little after 9am this morning(He happened to be driving right past my work):
I've been looking around, but I never see a 'compact' I like & I can get a great deal on. I saw this clean used USP for $750, we settled for $675 + two bricks of .22LR. It's another full-size handgun, but oh well.
I've been looking around, but I never see a 'compact' I like & I can get a great deal on. I saw this clean used USP for $750, we settled for $675 + two bricks of .22LR. It's another full-size handgun, but oh well.
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From what I gather, you should not dry fire this gun. Sucks. I guess it's time to look for some .45 snapcaps. 
I'm now off to youtube to see about takedown.
Edit: I just finished light cleaning & lubing the gun. Thankfully, take down process is more similar to Glock than the 1911(Apparently Browning inspired/based design). Lucky!
It's very similar to the Hogue I have on my shotgun. I don't really mind it, but this pistol's pretty good sized & I do not need added bulk!
I'm now off to youtube to see about takedown.
Edit: I just finished light cleaning & lubing the gun. Thankfully, take down process is more similar to Glock than the 1911(Apparently Browning inspired/based design). Lucky!
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