Coolest/Ugliest Weapons V5 - Bullpup AKs are the best
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[QUOTE=Karolk;46741841][thumb]http://www.gunlistings.org/uploads/l1_rifles_mosin_nagant_9130_73406.jpg[/thumb]
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[sp]This kills the nugget[/sp][/QUOTE]
There are literally more mosin nagant rifles in the world than there are people in Canada, it's not some rare collector's rifle.
[QUOTE=comet1337;46742224]what is that?
a piece of wood with a bullet in it, cut in half?[/QUOTE]
that's exactly what it is
[QUOTE=Broguts;46742551]There are literally more mosin nagant rifles in the world than there are people in Canada, it's not some rare collector's rifle.[/QUOTE]
Which is I've been wondering why people get so mad if someone does something to one
[QUOTE=opaali;46742877]Which is I've been wondering why people get so mad if someone does something to one[/QUOTE]
Yeah that's what I'm saying.
[QUOTE=Karolk;46741841][thumb]http://www.gunlistings.org/uploads/l1_rifles_mosin_nagant_9130_73406.jpg[/thumb]
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[sp]This kills the nugget[/sp][/QUOTE]
This is actually pretty rad.
[QUOTE=Karolk;46741841][thumb]http://www.gunlistings.org/uploads/l1_rifles_mosin_nagant_9130_73406.jpg[/thumb]
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[sp]This kills the nugget[/sp][/QUOTE]
Idk about the paint job but if you throw a nice large scope on there and a bipod I think it would look pretty fuckin' rad
[t]http://lastfrontiercustomguns.com/CUSTOM%201941%20JOHNSON%20AUTOMATIC%20sm.jpg[/t]
This abomination is far, far worse than any sporterized mosin nagant.
what the fuck
[t]http://i.imgur.com/yqX3uNh.jpg[/t]
Vz.52 rifle turned into essentially a bigass ppsh-41
[QUOTE=Shostakovich;46742092][t]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3e/Lahti-Saloranta_m26_Mikkeli_1.JPG[/t]
I'd say to try and guess what it is but the URL gives it away. It's a Lahti-Saloranta M/26 LMG in 7.62x54mmR. Apparently this is the 20rd magazine but it was also manufactured with a 71rd drum.[/QUOTE]always loved the look of this thing. no fancy extra shit, just the essentials and the dakka
[QUOTE=opaali;46742877]Which is I've been wondering why people get so mad if someone does something to one[/QUOTE]
Two reasons.
Firstly, original MNs (not talking about that weird modern repro with the bent bolt) are no longer being made. They may be dime a dozen, but each one permanently modified is one less original Mosin in the world.
Second, and more important, there is basically no point. If you want a cheap rifle, you buy a Mosin and don't mess with it. If you want a target shooter or hunting rifle, you buy a target shooter or hunting rifle. Replacing the stock on a wartime beater won't give it 1MOA accuracy, but it will inflate the price.
So it's basically that you're taking a gun known for being cheap and historical, making it expensive and ahistorical for no practical reason, ruining its resale value, and destroying a piece of history in the process.
[QUOTE=Joazzz;46744607]always loved the look of this thing. no fancy extra shit, just the essentials and the dakka[/QUOTE]
I assume the wire connecting the base of the magazine to the trigger guard is to prevent losing it, right?
[QUOTE=kaine123;46744337][t]http://lastfrontiercustomguns.com/CUSTOM%201941%20JOHNSON%20AUTOMATIC%20sm.jpg[/t]
This abomination is far, far worse than any sporterized mosin nagant.[/QUOTE]
Gentleman, may I introduce you to the M1941 Johnson rifle
[IMG]http://world.guns.ru/userfiles/images/rifle/9/1288259185.jpg[/IMG]
Number built, roughly 70,000
[QUOTE=Shostakovich;46744707]I assume the wire connecting the base of the magazine to the trigger guard is to prevent losing it, right?[/QUOTE]
That's just there in the museum so that nobody steals the mag.
[QUOTE=Furioso;46740324]I found this rare footage of an early-production Tiger tank on the move (taken from the driver's viewslit of another Tiger tank)
Just imagine the sound of those treads squeaking and turret rotating...
[IMG]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-6-FWVTrPQwM/VId1oi-U7QI/AAAAAAABe9Y/WktibgMdJiU/s1600/Tigers_1943.gif[/IMG]
Tigers are fuckin' awesome.
[IMG]http://i43.tinypic.com/2wedpmt.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
idk i think fury did get that part right, but who knows. it does put into perspective what it takes to kill a tiger in that movie though
[editline]18th December 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=kaine123;46744337][t]http://lastfrontiercustomguns.com/CUSTOM%201941%20JOHNSON%20AUTOMATIC%20sm.jpg[/t]
This abomination is far, far worse than any sporterized mosin nagant.[/QUOTE]
its like they had the magazine and when they googled "american assault riffles" and built from the first picture they found
[QUOTE=catbarf;46744661]Two reasons.
Firstly, original MNs (not talking about that weird modern repro with the bent bolt) are no longer being made. They may be dime a dozen, but each one permanently modified is one less original Mosin in the world.
Second, and more important, there is basically no point. If you want a cheap rifle, you buy a Mosin and don't mess with it. If you want a target shooter or hunting rifle, you buy a target shooter or hunting rifle. Replacing the stock on a wartime beater won't give it 1MOA accuracy, but it will inflate the price.
So it's basically that you're taking a gun known for being cheap and historical, making it expensive and ahistorical for no practical reason, ruining its resale value, and destroying a piece of history in the process.[/QUOTE]
Wikipedia is saying that about 37 million mosin nagants of various types have been made. I know that obviously not all have survived but I don't think it's some tragic loss of some rare historical artifact if some backwoods bubba decides to chop up a nugget.
[QUOTE=Furioso;46740324]I found this rare footage of an early-production Tiger tank on the move (taken from the driver's viewslit of another Tiger tank)
Just imagine the sound of those treads squeaking and turret rotating...
[IMG]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-6-FWVTrPQwM/VId1oi-U7QI/AAAAAAABe9Y/WktibgMdJiU/s1600/Tigers_1943.gif[/IMG]
Tigers are fuckin' awesome.
[IMG]http://i43.tinypic.com/2wedpmt.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
They had an absolutely atrocious turret rotation speed from what I hear though.
[QUOTE=catbarf;46744661]Two reasons.
Firstly, original MNs (not talking about that weird modern repro with the bent bolt) are no longer being made. They may be dime a dozen, but each one permanently modified is one less original Mosin in the world.
Second, and more important, there is basically no point. If you want a cheap rifle, you buy a Mosin and don't mess with it. If you want a target shooter or hunting rifle, you buy a target shooter or hunting rifle. Replacing the stock on a wartime beater won't give it 1MOA accuracy, but it will inflate the price.
So it's basically that you're taking a gun known for being cheap and historical, making it expensive and ahistorical for no practical reason, ruining its resale value, and destroying a piece of history in the process.[/QUOTE]
For what it's worth there are some improvements that can be made to it, adjustable stocks, better sights, the Archangel stocks have detachable 10 round magazines. Yeah the mods will jack up the price, but being able to buy them one at a time over a good span of time lessens the financial blow.
[QUOTE=Broguts;46746977]They had an absolutely atrocious turret rotation speed from what I hear though.[/QUOTE]
The turret traverse speed was dependent on engine RPM.
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[QUOTE=Broguts;46746977]They had an absolutely atrocious turret rotation speed from what I hear though.[/QUOTE]
There were far bigger issues with the Tiger than the turret traverse, though.
[QUOTE=Taggart;46749485]There were far bigger issues with the Tiger than the turret traverse, though.[/QUOTE]
like how its hybrid electric/gas drive system meant that it would constantly break down because 1940's electronics
What are the actual differences between valmet petra and norinco hunter?
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwRtll3jjU4[/media]
So yeah... Basically, these things can be sold across the world as CNC machines meant for work projects, and no one can say a fucking thing.
[QUOTE=JoeSkylynx;46755019][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwRtll3jjU4[/media]
So yeah... Basically, these things can be sold across the world as CNC machines meant for work projects, and no one can say a fucking thing.[/QUOTE]
"30 caliber clip," Is there anything not wrong with this sentence?
[QUOTE=Zakkin;46742508]looks like a pair of fab legs
[img]http://i.imgur.com/hh9xeaz.png[/img][/QUOTE]
Seriously, yesterday night I saw some stockings in Flecktarn at a company I work at.
Thought exactly the same.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/7Lw0fWF.jpg[/img]
boom
Artillery rocks
[QUOTE=Sableye;46749767]like how its hybrid electric/gas drive system meant that it would constantly break down because 1940's electronics[/QUOTE]
i think you're thinking of the ferdinand/elefant/maus, m8
[QUOTE=Sitkero;46758416]Artillery rocks[/QUOTE]
Or gravel in this case.
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