• Firearms VI - Mosin McNuggets and Tokarev Tartare
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[QUOTE=imarawrus;35945468]Hey, I need help finding OD green furniture (specifically a butt stock and A2 pistol grip) for an AR15. I don't want Magpul, I want standard issue. Anyone know where I can find some?[/QUOTE] Just buy anything and duracoat it OD green.
Looks like 5.8×21mm DAP92 [url]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bf/57lineup.jpg/270px-57lineup.jpg[/url] It's a pistol cartridge used in their service pistols and sub machine guns. The QSZ-92 and QCW-05 [editline]13th May 2012[/editline] Can't really be anything else that's the only pistol cartridge that's casing is exactly 21mm. The next closest are the .445 Webley and the 9x21mm. Both of which lack the angled neck of the cartridge.
Fuck /k/ [i]I[/i] identified it.
[QUOTE=Ridge;35946073][url=http://www.cavalrymanufacturing.com/furniture.html]Cav Arms[/url][/QUOTE] Meant to rate informative. Thank you Ridge.
Does anyone know what the various colours on the tips of 7.62x54mmR means? Mine is grey. Does that indicate that it is steel core?
[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chassepot]Weirdest, but most innovative, rifle ever[/url]
How is it weird?
[QUOTE=PrusseluskenV2;35947255][img]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22107915/Die%20waffen/IMG_1356.JPG[/img] .22LR- 5,8x21 - .45 ACP - .30 US x 2- .303 British - 7,62x54R (Heavy Ball, SP and FMJ) - .30-06 Springfield - 12,7x76mm Starburst(!) Spotter round - Remington Slugger 12b - Saga Birdshot 12b[/QUOTE] :smugface: Nice collection. I'll repost mine, if you don't mind. [IMG]http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b100/89Sunbird/IMAG0787.jpg[/IMG] 40mm Chalk round, .50 BMG, 7.62x51 NATO, .45-70 Federal, 12ga Rhodesian, 5.56x45 M855 Penetrator, .30 Carbine, 9mm FMJ
Rhodesian is some nasty shit :v:
[QUOTE=Ridge;35948608]:smugface: Nice collection. I'll repost mine, if you don't mind. [IMG]http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b100/89Sunbird/IMAG0787.jpg[/IMG] 40mm Chalk round, .50 BMG, 7.62x51 NATO, .45-70 Federal, 12ga Rhodesian, 5.56x45 M855 Penetrator, .30 Carbine, 9mm FMJ[/QUOTE] We like to call those 40mm practice rounds cheetos because they poof orange powder everywhere that'll stain the shit out of whatever it touches. If you really want to be a dick, chuck the tip at someones feet and watch the staining poof soil everything on them.
[QUOTE=UncleJimmema;35948852]We like to call those 40mm practice rounds cheetos because they poof orange powder everywhere that'll stain the shit out of whatever it touches. If you really want to be a dick, chuck the tip at someones feet and watch the staining poof soil everything on them.[/QUOTE] I always wondered why there was off coloured orange sand on the ground when I was on my last Cadet activity. I found about twenty 40mm casings on the ground but couldn't take any under federal law. But I did grab a 2 inch smoke mortar round and a para flare. I also found the steel inner of a 50BMG projectile. [editline]14th May 2012[/editline] I did a little research. The mortar round looks like this: [url]http://i.imgur.com/zLlUv.png[/url] Someone on another forum said that it is a para illuminating round, but the markings on mine are too faded to give out any information/numbers, so it could be. The Para Flare I have looks like this: [url]http://i.imgur.com/PcXCg.jpg[/url]
[QUOTE=Zillamaster55;35947998][url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chassepot]Weirdest, but most innovative, rifle ever[/url][/QUOTE] So it's like a bolt action musket?
[QUOTE=DEMONSKUL;35951209]So it's like a bolt action musket?[/QUOTE] so, a nagant?
[QUOTE=Zillamaster55;35947998][url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chassepot]Weirdest, but most innovative, rifle ever[/url][/QUOTE] paper cartridge thats actually, really interesting.
I cannot say where I work or what I do; however I'm sure you guys will enjoy this. [thumb]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9492989/Photo%20May%2014%2C%208%2017%2037%20AM.jpg[/thumb] (click to enlarge) From left to right (Training ammunition, sorry I cannot post the guns; I do not have them in my possession anyway.) (8mm) Blank round (9mm) Simunition non-marking round (live) (9mm) Simunition spent round with piston compressed and spent round put back in (9mm) Simunition spent round with piston compressed and spent round put back in (9mm) Spent simunition as it looks when it is ejected (5.56) Spent simunition with piston compressed back in (now these are the cool ones, the future of training rounds) (9mm) ATK round spent (5.56) ATK round spent (9mm) ATK round (live) (9mm) ATK round (live) (5.56) ATK round (live) (9mm) ATK round (live) ATK is a new training round that is much cleaner, more accurate, overall better than the outdated simunition round. The specific ammunition is called Force on Force.
[QUOTE=nivek;35951445]I cannot say where I work or what I do; however I'm sure you guys will enjoy this. [thumb]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9492989/Photo%20May%2014%2C%208%2017%2037%20AM.jpg[/thumb] (click to enlarge) From left to right (Training ammunition, sorry I cannot post the guns; I do not have them in my possession anyway.) (8mm) Blank round (9mm) Simunition non-marking round (live) (9mm) Simunition spent round with piston compressed and spent round put back in (9mm) Simunition spent round with piston compressed and spent round put back in (9mm) Spent simunition as it looks when it is ejected (5.56) Spent simunition with piston compressed back in (now these are the cool ones, the future of training rounds) (9mm) ATK round spent (5.56) ATK round spent (9mm) ATK round (live) (9mm) ATK round (live) (5.56) ATK round (live) (9mm) ATK round (live) ATK is a new training round that is much cleaner, more accurate, overall better than the outdated simunition round. The specific ammunition is called Force on Force.[/QUOTE] I'd like to try those new rounds, the SESIMs rounds are pieces of shit. They're aren't accurate for shit, and are really only good for pistol training. Using them in a rifle is hell since the gear you have to wear prevents you from getting a cheek weld at all. They're terribly dirty as well. I remember the last time I did training with them I had to spend 45 minutes cleaning just the barrel from all the fowling it created.
[QUOTE=UncleJimmema;35952038]I'd like to try those new rounds, the SESIMs rounds are pieces of shit. They're aren't accurate for shit, and are really only good for pistol training. Using them in a rifle is hell since the gear you have to wear prevents you from getting a cheek weld at all. They're terribly dirty as well. I remember the last time I did training with them I had to spend 45 minutes cleaning just the barrel from all the fowling it created.[/QUOTE] Yeah they're pretty bad, the Force on Force rounds on the other hand, besides the projectile having many characteristics that make it cleaner, the bullet does not use gun powder, but only a .308 primer (which is really effective actually). Also the projectile has a thin copper ring around the base of it so that it will make use of the rifling of the barrel. AND you can use force on force 5.56 rounds in your M4 with NO CONVERSION NEEDED, you literally just drop in the blue FOF bolt and you're good to go, same gun same barrel; just their bolt. So you can now train with YOUR weapon which is a huge advantage.
Going to go down to the local gun store today and see if the owner is okay with haggling. If so going to see about getting a better price from him on the Saiga he has, and maybe something else.
[QUOTE=Ven Kaeo;35952415]Going to go down to the local gun store today and see if the owner is okay with haggling. If so going to see about getting a better price from him on the Saiga he has, and maybe something else.[/QUOTE] I don't know where you're from, but here in NY if you try to haggle prices with a gun store owner you get the most serious rude attitude you could imagine lol
I have quite a few of these: [img]http://www.collectorssource.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/c/a/carl_gustaf_blank.jpg[/img] They came with an old Gustav sub-machine gun I used to use, you had to put a special adaptor on the barrel and when it fired the rounds the plastic bullet would break up and be expelled out the side the of the adaptor, the blanks fired without the adaptor were still lethal however and were quite handy firing them inside a building.
May I ask in which country you used the Gustav? Because having fragments out to the side sounds like only a swede would think of :v:
[QUOTE=Campin Carl;35953432]May I ask in which country you used the Gustav? Because having fragments out to the side sounds like only a swede would think of :v:[/QUOTE] Ireland.
I'll be sure to shoot you a PM the time next I'm in Ireland and need some IRA back-up :v:
[IMG]http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh55/111CC111/IMG_0838.jpg[/IMG] Anyway, here's a few bullets, bit of a mix of blank and live, 7.62 .22's 308's 5.56's and a 303? I think. Also a recent gift from an old acquaintance: .[IMG]http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh55/111CC111/IMG_0839.jpg[/IMG] I'll have to buy a Lee Enfield at some stage, I know a few guys who have one, its a great rifle to shoot.
So I'm back. Really glad I went down to the store. The owner, Niel, is a really nice guy. He has a Saiga 7.62x39 for $425 which is about $50-$75 less than I'd pay for it online after factoring in shipping and FFL Fees. He also has a 9mm Semi-Auto Rifle which caught my eye. He said it fired 9mm Magnums. I think he wanted $580 for it. He also had a Ruger Mini-30 for about $500 and a .22LR Tactical for $340, as well as a Mossberg 500 for $295. I'm not sure what I should get. He said he's got two Saiga 21GA shotguns coming in Thursday. I might get one of those if they're not too much. I'm leaning towards the Saiga 7.62x39
Mini-30s are damn near impossible to find right now. But I hear they have issues running steel case surplus, which is the primary allure of x39...
The guy I just saw has a nice Mini-30 for sale. he wants like $725 though.
[QUOTE=Ven Kaeo;35954083]So I'm back. Really glad I went down to the store. The owner, Niel, is a really nice guy. He has a Saiga 7.62x39 for $425 which is about $50-$75 less than I'd pay for it online after factoring in shipping and FFL Fees. He also has a 9mm Semi-Auto Rifle which caught my eye. He said it fired 9mm Magnums. I think he wanted $580 for it. He also had a Ruger Mini-30 for about $500 and a .22LR Tactical for $340, as well as a Mossberg 500 for $295. I'm not sure what I should get. He said he's got two Saiga 21GA shotguns coming in Thursday. I might get one of those if they're not too much. I'm leaning towards the Saiga 7.62x39[/QUOTE] please never buy anything in 9x29. you'd be better off just getting a .357 Magnum
.357 Mag is in my opinion a genius caliber within some reason.
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