• Firearms VI - Mosin McNuggets and Tokarev Tartare
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I would say fairly difficult
[QUOTE=ewitwins;37512375]I understand that, that's not what I'm asking. The original 10rnd integrated magazine is fine and all, but how hard is it to convert an original trigger group to accept detachable magazines?[/QUOTE] either get one of these [url]http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/MAG-634[/url] or deal with the worst feeding issues you'll ever experience
Yeah, crapco made some mags that will fit an SKS without modification, just remove the 10-rounder and it fits in where that used to.
I've never thought about why would anyone do that to an SKS. Why deface an old gun like that when you can just buy a Saiga sporter, getting a similar weapon with detachable magazines and shit, and call it a day?
The crapco ones involve no permanent modification to the gun, meaning the stupidity is reversible, but they still look like shit.
I just want to get a modified trigger group so I can have the original, sexy trigger-group with the integrated 10-rnd magazine. That way if I want it original I can put that on, and if I want to dick around with AK mags and drum mags I can.
[img]http://www.niggaupload.com/images/47D1M.gif[/img] trust me, you don't want detachable mags on an SKS
[QUOTE=ButtsexV3;37517026][img]http://www.niggaupload.com/images/47D1M.gif[/img] trust me, you don't want detachable mags on an SKS[/QUOTE] I love this gif.
[QUOTE=ButtsexV3;37517026][img]http://www.niggaupload.com/images/47D1M.gif[/img] trust me, you don't want detachable mags on an SKS[/QUOTE] Ive got a 40rd detachable mag and it works great, takes a while to load though.
DAH CRAP ITS EVERYWHERE
[QUOTE=Shnozz;37517195]I love this gif.[/QUOTE] I like how he tries to reach in to close the bolt but then just goes "ah fuck it"
[QUOTE=ButtsexV3;37517026][img]http://www.niggaupload.com/images/47D1M.gif[/img] trust me, you don't want detachable mags on an SKS[/QUOTE] Thats not due to the detachable mags, thats due to the fact that he didn't wind his drum up properly.
[QUOTE=ButtsexV3;37517026][img]http://www.niggaupload.com/images/47D1M.gif[/img] trust me, you don't want detachable mags on an SKS[/QUOTE] You can get SKSs that take AK mags, get one of those and that will never happen
[QUOTE=SomeENG;37517361]Ive got a 40rd detachable mag and it works great, takes a while to load though.[/QUOTE] Get one of those giant 'loadalltheroundsatonce' speed loader.
[QUOTE=Shnozz;37517989]Get one of those giant 'loadalltheroundsatonce' speed loader.[/QUOTE] Don't those only come in up to thirty?
only pussies use speed loaders.
[QUOTE=SomeENG;37518188]Don't those only come in up to thirty?[/QUOTE] 30 rounds and then ten more? :v:
[url]http://filesmelt.com/dl/DSCF14121.JPG[/url] RUGER BRAND RUGER PICTURE, THE BEST I'VE TAKEN WARNING 4000X3000 PICTURE
[QUOTE=16bit;37518469][url]http://filesmelt.com/dl/DSCF14121.JPG[/url] RUGER BRAND RUGER PICTURE, THE BEST I'VE TAKEN WARNING 4000X3000 PICTURE[/QUOTE] Dat barrel bevel.
[QUOTE=16bit;37518469][url]http://filesmelt.com/dl/DSCF14121.JPG[/url] RUGER BRAND RUGER PICTURE, THE BEST I'VE TAKEN WARNING 4000X3000 PICTURE[/QUOTE] Very sexual
[url]http://imgur.com/a/i6XoS#0[/url] To bed I go.
It may be a poorfag loadout, but damn is it nice. [editline]3rd September 2012[/editline] Wait how is that a poorfag loadout, that's the Competition model! That cost 650+!
I've been thinking about a rifle I can carry with me when I start hiking. Is an AR-7 a good choice? It's only 2.5 Lbs, and I've seen a lot of aftermarket items for it.
[QUOTE=werrek;37523110]I've been thinking about a rifle I can carry with me when I start hiking. Is an AR-7 a good choice? It's only 2.5 Lbs, and I've seen a lot of aftermarket items for it.[/QUOTE] Buy the Marlin Papoose, or a Ruger take down. Both guns are better. Easier take down, better sights, and the magazines are easier to find for those guns.
[QUOTE=16bit;37520464][url]http://imgur.com/a/i6XoS#0[/url] To bed I go.[/QUOTE] Mind telling me how it fires? is it a nice gun? there's one down at the shop for 200$ exact same model too, i was thinking of buying it. i have it on hold along with the nugget and the g36. I just need a damn camera
[QUOTE=Sir Spicy Buns;37523847]Mind telling me how it fires? is it a nice gun? there's one down at the shop for 200$ exact same model too, i was thinking of buying it. i have it on hold along with the nugget and the g36. I just need a damn camera[/QUOTE] I haven't gone shooting yet with it [QUOTE=ewitwins;37520513]It may be a poorfag loadout, but damn is it nice. [editline]3rd September 2012[/editline] Wait how is that a poorfag loadout, that's the Competition model! That cost 650+![/QUOTE] I only paid about 200$ because I traded in my Makarov for it, plus, it was used.
[QUOTE=werrek;37523110]I've been thinking about a rifle I can carry with me when I start hiking. Is an AR-7 a good choice? It's only 2.5 Lbs, and I've seen a lot of aftermarket items for it.[/QUOTE] That depends, are you looking to defend yourself against wolves and bears, or do you want to kill some squirrels and rabbits while you're out there?
Yeah, the AR-7 is only for survival hunting small game like squirrels and raccoons. A .22 aint gonna do shit against anything that is an actual threat to you. You want a small gun to defend yourself while hiking? Get a magnum caliber revolver.
Or a breech-loaded shotgun (single barrel, o/u, you name it). Cheap, easy to handle, and depending on the cartridge you choose it can kill anything from little squirrels to tyrannosaurs.
Shotguns are fairly practical for survivalists as far as I know, because you can hunt both birds and small game, or go with more powerful shells or slugs for maximum power. It all just depends on the type of shells you are using. I really want a pump action or half-automatic shotgun, but since I live in this small and careful country, shotguns are limited to two rounds, so I don't know if I even bother. I want to get a hunting license for shotguns at some point, but the problem is that I have to get a safe for weapons installed where I live to keep a weapon legally, and my (rented) apartment is probably too small for that. If I end up getting a shotgun, I'd probably just get a Baikal o/u IJ27 Sport or something cheap like that, then maybe a more expensive gun later on.
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