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Pitch posted:Yeah, I think Knoxx made a kit called the Sidewinder. Are they any good? I had a chance to buy 3 for them for $50 a pop, but I didn't because I couldn't remember if they sucked or not. I know they are listed for much more on GB but I have never looked to see if its the same guy trying to sell one over and over again.
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Gtab posted:They do not have a good reputation at all, no. The magazines also cost an arm and a leg. I felt that if they were any good, that they would still be selling them.
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Fat Ogre posted:This was a 10/22.... Is this mod kit of decent quality? Because if so on this rock I shall build a loving sweat 10/22.
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Every time a shotgun is shown on "The Simpsons" it is a double barreled pump.
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padijun posted:That gun revolver reminds me... now that I've finished Blood Meridian, I want to re-read that piece someone posted a couple months ago about brawling's history in the 19th century, does anyone know what I'm referring to? I do, but I didn't save the link. Let me know if you find it, I would love to read it again.
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TenementFunster posted:also the best English beer I've ever had is Thomas Hardy. It took like a half hour to fully appreciate the 10oz bottle, but it a complete experience. Yes, very true. I can only find it in restaurants and bars here, so it is priced beyond reason though. Also, Carlo Rossi is still only $10 a gallon. That and a 2-liter of coke zero will get one through a many a dark night. Well, just one dark night usually, but it is a great comfort to me none the less. bunnielab fucked around with this message at Aug 10, 2008 around 01:09 |
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If it were a pre-1885 gun? What does CA think about antiques?
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| # ¿ Aug 29, 2008 03:40 |
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Is that a revolver grip on that shotgun?
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| # ¿ Nov 15, 2008 17:09 |
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Uncle Caveman posted:Looks like a Pachmayr Vindicator. So it is more or less a revolver grip.
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James Woods posted:Can you do it humping 30 POUNDS of gear? My toolbag(S) weight at least that and sometimes more and I can walk about 1.5 in about 15-20min, depending on how many hills there are. I do need a cigarette and a brief rest afterwords though. bunnielab fucked around with this message at Mar 10, 2009 around 00:36 |
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I had one of those and sold it. But I plan on buying another one as soon as I find one that takes glock mags. A G19 and one of those things would make the best low key  rigs ever.
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PodexPerfectus posted:e: Also, smiling like that while drawing? If I was that pretty I would smile all the time too. Although she loses points for wearing pants with belt loops sans belt.
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That poor girl is going to get her hair ripped out by that thing.
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| # ¿ May 25, 2009 18:29 |
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Detective Thompson posted:Heh, check out this guy. I dub thee King of Fashion. I am far from a fashion plate, but I at least know what I'm doing wrong.
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Inspector_71 posted:I have to wear a belt at all times even without a tucked in shirt and even if my pants fit fine? Yes. Otherwise your Confederate flag belt buckle will have to be worn as a medallion and that is a little too tacky IMHO.
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Alaan posted:But do you trust your life to that $300 dollars. The people in here that used or have been around it have been resoundingly unimpressed. Mine was totally reliable so long as it was clean. I could keep 15 shots in a 8" circle at 50' in pretty rapid fire. I would never carry the damm thing but it would be fine for a HD or trunk gun. I do with someone made a slightly heavier version with a light rail on it.
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Skyssx posted:Someone post the shoulder rig for the stubby pistol sized 870. I forgot which leatherworker does them. 
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No idea, I just have the picture.
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infrared35 posted:His was actually from a briefcase, which is (or was) by far the most popular way to carry an SMG covertly from the 1970s through the late 1990s. You can see the briefcase in question at the right edge of the photo. As a trivia bit, that hotel is referred to by stagehands and catering people as "The Hinkely Hilton" to differentiate it from all the other Hiltons in DC. For some reason the upper management of the hotel gets all pissy about this and will either throw you our or yell at you for an hour if they hear you call it that.
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Kobax posted:Are you guys loving retarded? Giving someone who can't properly operate a normal firearm a folding carbine to defend themself? It would be a decent HD gun for someone who can't for what ever reason easily operate a handgun. For that use you would never have to fold it.
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omgLerkHat! posted:If you're not gonna fold it, why buy a folding gun in the first place? Beaten on price but the ability to take high cap glock mags rates pretty high with me.
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ddr3gamer posted:now that i've seen a picture of this stuff, and assumed right about it, that guy is a major retard. "Lets go fill a Beta-C mag with polymer cased ammo and see how long it takes before my ammo starts to melt." Real safe thought process there. And also shame on the makers of this ammo for even thinking about containing flammable, nay explosive propellant inside of plastic. Seems to me that the benefits are outweighed by the suckiness of the round. 
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ArcMage posted:except that the flammable, nay, explosive propellant is actually contained entirely in that brass bit at the bottom there. I don't think that is the case in low brass shells. Those are both heavy game loads. Admittedly shotgun shells are really low pressure compared to most rifle ammo.
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How strong is the M14 action? I know that people have converted M1s to stuff like .375Ruger and .458win. A 16" M14 in something more medium would fill my fuddish heart with joy.
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Fang posted:Garand actions are ludicrously strong. Mr. J.C. Garand himself tested M1 actions to the point of destruction. He found that at 120,000 CUP (nearly 150K PSI), one lug would crack, but it would still function just fine with regular ammo afterward. That was the guy I was thinking of. I have no idea of the quality of his work but god damm those things are ugly. I have no idea why cutting the forend off seemed like a good idea. It's still going to be a heavy gun so it's not like saving a few ozs will get you that much. I don't really need .458mag though, I would be more then happy with .375ruger which I assume would be a more simple conversion as it uses a .30-06 sized action. The idea of a 18" M14 in something like .338Fed or something like that is pretty appealing too.
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King Carnivore posted:I actually agree with you, sporterized stuff is interesting in a "beat your swords into plowshares" kinda way. Buying it is cool, but actually destroying historical rifles to make it yourself is pretty lovely. No lie I am looking for a '03 Springfield to make into a .35whelen sporter.
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Uncle Caveman posted:That rubber grip is an abomination and you know it. Put the wood back on or sell it to me so I can.
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TenementFunster posted:there aren't finger grooves on that, but I'm no fan of the shape of the Pachmyr Decelerator grips - hogue uses "nicer" rubber, I think. For my 686 I have both a Hogue(because it came with the gun) and a Pachmyr(because I needed a grip screw and everyone was out) and they are both so clearly inferior to magna grips + t-grip that it takes my breath away. Maybe I have small hands or something but felt recoil is worse with both rubber grips. The Pachmyr also clams open so there is a huge loving mold line right on the backstrap.
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Gtab posted:yeah, i find I can still cram my hand up high on one with or without them so i dont get too annoyed. as far as ergos go on glocks the lack of ambi mag release and lack of front serrations annoys me more. They sell dremmel tool up there don't they?
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Uncle Caveman posted:I might as well have bought a stainless, I want to get mine refinished in Roguard anyway. NO!, BAD DOG! I hate to yell at him but he has to learn somehow.
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Uncle Caveman posted:A discreet press check is essential if you have a boner in public. Are you printing? You've got to be sure. The rubber grip thing is forgiven. I love you again.
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JEEVES420 posted:When I was younger I always wanted to get 4-5 people with airsoft weapons to fight as many LARPers as they could get. I have always wanted to get a squad of drunk Civil War reenactors to load their muskets with RedHots and go after a bunch of those boffer weapon dorks.
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The Automator posted:An exception can be made for power tools due to this video. So I spent a lot of the spring working in a theatre carpentry shop at a university. There is something pretty alluring about girls wandering around with sawzalls slung over their shoulders. Also, teaching someone how to drill through metal tube without breaking the bit is a lot like what I imagen trying to talk virgin through sex is like.
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Armacham posted:take it slow and dont skimp on the lube I wasn't even kidding. Teaching some of the chicks how to drill properly was really really erotic for some reason.
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Cyrano4747 posted:$1000-$2000 really isn't THAT much to be dropping on a ring. Or you could spend it on this which is more practical and more beautiful. Just look at it.  Click here for the full 1000x1000 image. Plus I am pretty sure that no one's hand was chopped off to make one.
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The Automator posted:No, but you show a woman a stove and ask her to marry you, and I'll bet your cock will be chopped off pretty soon. Any person who would prefer a ring to an amazing stove is not worth my time.
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BrainGlitch posted:Hot as gently caress. I would still rather have one in .44mag. You could use DE mags and .44mag will be able to throw a heaver bullet that .45acp could and still be subsonic.
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infrared35 posted:Ruger used to make a 10/22-style rifle in .44 Mag that fed from a tube mag. But then you have the sound of the action giving away your position to the I have no idea how shooting a smaller caliber through a larger can works out but I assume that making a integral suppressor is more or less the same amount of work regardless of caliber, assuming smiler chamberings. The main reason for going with .44mag is an already available magazine, .45colt wold also allow a heavier bullet but one would have to fabricate or modify a mag.
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RareBrit posted:I've a fairly broad experience of cans. One of the few things I love about UK gun law is that cans are fairly easy to get. The whole idea behind a suppressed .44mag is that the larger case will allow a much heavier bullet to be shot at the same or lower pressure then a .45acp. You can get 350g bullets for .44mag, even at 1000fps that is going to hit pretty damm hard.
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televiper posted:pshh, save your rail space for more flashlights and a horizontal vertical grip, nubs. It is sold out too. I would buy one if it were less than like $40. I use a laser pointer at work all the time and I think this one would demand more respect.
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