[QUOTE=rossmum;27626748]Yeah there's always that but collecting Desert Eagles is about as sensible as collecting Hi Points. Except more expensive.
Fuck those things forever.[/QUOTE]
Well I do want to start a collection. I've got quite a few impractical guns, old shotguns that can't shoot steel or other modern shot, and old rifle that I probably shouldn't shoot as much as I do, an AR-15 (okay, yeah, awesome gun I just can't afford to feed it anymore), etc. I have them because I like to shoot them and they look mighty nice sitting in my corner. And they'll be worth shitloads of money at some point. Same logic applies to the Desert Eagle. And now that I can hear past the COD bashers and die-hards alike it sounds like a sweet ass gun actually. And fuck, you can get one for $1200-$1500 used on Gunbroker. Not too bad.
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=rossmum;27629352]I'll go into a little more detail.
Do you have a lot of disposable income? Yes? Are you afraid of being eaten by bears or do you insist on shooting something so obnoxious that people two lanes over at the range cringe every time you fire? Yes? Do you have some kind of weird thing for giant and laughably impractical pistol designs? Yes? You're allowed to buy a Desert Eagle unironically.
Do you intend to concealed carry (we won't cover open as open carry is fucking retarded in public)? Do you intend to get a pistol for home defense? Are you a PMC or whatever (if so fuck you, stop making life harder for real soldiers) looking for a sidearm? Yes? If you buy a Desert Eagle you're a fucking twat.
The power, accuracy, range, and LOUD NOISES that add up to a decent (but really fucking overpriced, seriously, why not just buy a couple of nice guns in a smaller calibre) range toy do not magically make it a better weapon than anything else. This isn't CoD where little slider bars dictate the 'best gun'.
The Desert Eagle is huge, bulky, and in .50AE it recoils ridiculously (not so much for the other calibres). It is extremely picky about what you feed it. While its rounds are fucking huge, its mag is fucking tiny. Does this sound like a good weapon to trust your life/the lives of others upon? No? Good, because it isn't. Carry something sensible.
Basically, although I hate them and I consider them a waste of money better spent on guns with more practical purposes (especially ones that are good for more than just range trips [discount this if you're afraid of bears]), there are a few legitimate reasons to own one (but I reserve the right to call you an idiot for not buying an objectively far superior weapon). If you own one for any reason that isn't one of those you're a terrible person and you probably play too many horrible excuses for games.
(this isn't @ you mug, I know you have enough sense to know they're not practical for defensive purposes)[/QUOTE]
I've shared your opinion before. But after a while I got tired of just having nothing but nice, affordable and practical down to earth guns. I have a nice range rifle, a practical handgun, and some hunting shotguns. Now I think fuck, I'm not spending my savings on anything else and I live in the middle of nowhere so hell why not?
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=GunFox;27650670]If you are out there for sport, then you are out there for the wrong reasons. When I say "miss" my concern isn't that it would miss entirely, but rather that you would hit the animal, but miss the kill shot and force it to suffer without reason.
And the entire point of the post was that I don't understand it. Hence:
And if hunting with rifles is illegal, use a shotgun with darts. They are remarkably accurate out to about 150 yards. Moreso than you are likely to reliably get out of a handgun and they pack a hell of a punch.
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
I don't think the initial goal was to promote pistol usage. If anything I imagine they wanted people to use more shotguns. Substantially shorter range.[/QUOTE]
Well I didn't intend on hunting with it anyway. Rifle hunting is banned here too. I live in a county of 10,000 people that is mostly farmland and rolling hills and forests breaking it up. Sparse population density and plenty of bullet catches but rifles are banned in like 10 counties all around too. To be honest, I hate having to shotgun hunt deer and other medium game. I'd probably be just as screwed though, being caught with a DE or other .44 by a warden. Plus all that's around me is dense woods and underbrush. I've read that heavy, dense large pistol rounds at high velocities cut through the brush better than lighter pointed rifle rounds.
Also dart loads, never thought of that. I assume they're safe for smooth bore shotguns? Also, what choke should I use with them?
[QUOTE=Campin Carl;27630185]Had a Civilian Steyr Aug at school today.
First off, the thing is really small
Second, the trigger pull is ridiculously gruesome.
Third, Plastic fantastic :barf:[/QUOTE]
I've fired the Australian military version, sex in a gun. Nicest gun I've ever fired, mind you, I do live in Australia...
[editline]26th January 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=rossmum;27630785]
Nope.
The entire fire control group is plastic. There are still issues with heat warping the assembly so badly the weapon fails to function properly and the hammer wears down eventually where it contacts the firing pin. Hammer, sear, disconnector, it's all plastic. About the only major piece of metal in there I can think of is the drop safety (which doesn't work if you drop it arse-first by the way).
In fact, the only parts of the Steyr that are metal are the barrel and gas assembly, the receiver, the BCG and obviously springs and pins. Oh, and the body locking catch and rods that transfer between the trigger itself and the sear.
The rest is all plastic.[/QUOTE]
I don't think you've ever fired one, so what if the trigger group is plastic? it's not under any stress, not like the barrel, bolt or receiver is plastic, is it?
Any one know a good red dot sight that is less than $100?
[QUOTE=Lone_Star94;27652644]Rifles are illegal to hunt with in my area. So people switched to muzzle loading rifles, bows, handguns and scoped slug guns.[/QUOTE]
Muzzle Loader and bow hunting are fun as hell.
I though some people might find this interesting. A 102k round torture test for the HK MG4 done in 2002
[img]http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9337/mg43pile.jpg[/img]
[editline]26th January 2011[/editline]
Yes, that is a pile of links and brass
I'm thinking of getting a firearm before Dec 21 2012 for self defense. While I think that the whole end of the world thing is complete BS, I'd still like to be prepared just in case of rioters and mutants. v:v:v
Any suggestions?
[QUOTE=MangoJuice;27662284]I'm thinking of getting a firearm before Dec 21 2012 for self defense. While I think that the whole end of the world thing is complete BS, I'd still like to be prepared just in case of rioters and mutants. v:v:v
Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]
Get a Moist Nugget
[QUOTE=ksenior;27662150]I though some people might find this interesting. A 102k round torture test for the HK MG4 done in 2002
[img_thumb]http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9337/mg43pile.jpg[/img_thumb]
[editline]26th January 2011[/editline]
Yes, that is a pile of links and brass[/QUOTE]
I just shat myself. Goddamn man. That would be fun as hell though
why do I keep seeing this moist nugget pistol whenever I google image a gun.
[img]http://cdn5.thefirearmsblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/mosin-pistol.jpeg[/img]
[QUOTE=Esrange;27662448]Get a Moist Nugget[/QUOTE]
Man, those look damn nice with the scope.
[img]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/49/167817825_b57391246a.jpg[/img]
How cheap do you think I could get one? I know nothing is so cheap that I could immediately afford it, but it would be good to know.
[QUOTE=GunFox;27650670]
And if hunting with rifles is illegal, use a shotgun with darts. They are remarkably accurate out to about 150 yards. Moreso than you are likely to reliably get out of a handgun and they pack a hell of a punch.[/QUOTE]
Hahahaha
You think a 10gr steel dart is going to be a humane kill? God you're an evil person.
They were designed for shooting through trees to wound snipers and give away their position. They aren't very lethal, at least if we're talking about a humane kill. Sure the person/animal may die a few days later though.
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=rossmum;27650913]I can understand why, the trigger is absolute shit. Comp is a little over the top I guess, if you want something that doesn't climb on auto just get an AK-74. :v:
[editline]26th January 2011[/editline]
Fuck it, get an AK-74 no matter what you want, those things are the bomb.[/QUOTE]
Actual steyrs might have shitty triggers, but my MSAR's trigger isn't far behind my RRA national match AR15 trigger group.
Can dump the magazine as fast as you like and you're still going to get a very small group, at least compared to any of its competition.
[QUOTE=MangoJuice;27663103]Man, those look damn nice with the scope.
[img_thumb]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/49/167817825_b57391246a.jpg[/img_thumb]
How cheap do you think I could get one? I know nothing is so cheap that I could immediately afford it, but it would be good to know.[/QUOTE]
they are like 80 or 100 dollars where I live. I assume similar prices for other places.
Not for one that nice you don't.
[QUOTE=MangoJuice;27663103]Man, those look damn nice with the scope.
[img_thumb]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/49/167817825_b57391246a.jpg[/img_thumb]
How cheap do you think I could get one? I know nothing is so cheap that I could immediately afford it, but it would be good to know.[/QUOTE]
Instead of sporterizing one like a jackass buy a proper NPZ optic for it and a mounting kit.
[img]http://www.kalinkaoptics.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/5e06319eda06f020e43594a9c230972d/p/u/pu_set_1_600_7.jpg[/img]
[url]http://www.kalinkaoptics.com/rifle-scopes/standard/original-pu-scope-and-mounting-set-3.html[/url]
Sure it's more expensive than the gun, but it's worth every penny once it's all said and done.
You'll also need a bent bolt handle, plenty of places around online will do it for $50.
Get a re-arsenaled mosin with a fresh barrel and decent action for around $100.
After it's all said and done you'll have a rifle that can reliably shoot 1MOA, if you're willing to put some time into it.
I can't stand modifying Mosins they are too sacred for me. That picture mangojuce posted made me cringe.
[QUOTE=Siminov;27663250]Not for one that nice you don't.[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't give $50 for it.
He's bastardized it.
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=TehLeetPenguin;27663336]I can't stand modifying Mosins they are too sacred for me.[/QUOTE]
Making a clone sniper isn't really bastardizing a re-arsenaled mosin.
Butchering one with matching numbers might be a different story.
[img]http://www.sandygunworks.com/InventoryPics/MosinNagantSniper1-800.jpg[/img]
Looks right to me. (P.S. That's a non-matching clone)
You might make fun of people for putting a scope on their mosin, but until they do they're just wasting ammunition for the hell of it instead of making use of the available accuracy and range. (P.S. your pistol range targets with a 4ft long rifle aren't cool, go home, neither are your 100yard targets. Push out to 500 then we'll talk. You only have 50" of drop at 500 yards with bulgarian LB.)
If you want a bipod on a mosin, first fuck you, second, get shooting sticks.
[img]http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/public/aFSiwH_4HKR7L_7SO0388ndqB5Xs53Qg_wCCWVvxSejeUjZAEdB3LElJA2NM09xuZTuxyRFwUu-MvCssui77nkgijbdi4_qyZrOoSs9RQr7mb17x7WbpZUXlu-7B-Ow9pAivi9p5LTcR-hToVcNkHw0PXqMpqcZVMKXUZA[/img]
Sounds awesomely conveniently cheaper than I thought it would be. With those prices I might be able to get one right before the apocalypse once I have a proper job! :v:
[QUOTE=PrusseluskenV2;27655746]So exactly what the fuck is the problem with "plastic"[/QUOTE]
It warps with heat and stops the weapon functioning properly, it is far more brittle than metal and is easily damaged, it wears down far quicker. If the Steyr's FCG wasn't made of plastic, it would be a far more reliable weapon.
Don't get sarky like you know better than he does when you clearly don't.
[QUOTE=MangoJuice;27663103]Man, those look damn nice with the scope.
[img_thumb]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/49/167817825_b57391246a.jpg[/img_thumb]
How cheap do you think I could get one? I know nothing is so cheap that I could immediately afford it, but it would be good to know.[/QUOTE]
Are you serious? That looks horrible and whoever did that to the rifle should be beat over the head with it. People who sporterise milsurp should be banned from purchasing it.
[QUOTE=DrMortician;27663338]I wouldn't give $50 for it.
He's bastardized it.
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
Making a clone sniper isn't really bastardizing a re-arsenaled mosin.
Butchering one with matching numbers might be a different story.
[img_thumb]http://www.sandygunworks.com/InventoryPics/MosinNagantSniper1-800.jpg[/img_thumb]
Looks right to me. (P.S. That's a non-matching clone)
You might make fun of people for putting a scope on their mosin, but until they do they're just wasting ammunition for the hell of it instead of making use of the available accuracy and range. (P.S. your pistol range targets with a 4ft long rifle aren't cool, go home, neither are your 100yard targets. Push out to 500 then we'll talk.)
If you want a bipod on a mosin, first fuck you, second, get shooting sticks.[/QUOTE]
PU scopes are fine but I hate those stupid "SUPER ULTRA CARBON SYNTHETIC STOCK" things, the wood is fine there is no need to replace it.
[QUOTE=TehLeetPenguin;27663475]PU scopes are fine but I hate those stupid "SUPER ULTRA CARBON SYNTHETIC STOCK" things, the wood is fine there is no need to replace it.[/QUOTE]
I agree 100%.
The wood is often far lighter. The only thing I accept for people to do is to cut down all the wood shrouding the barrel, or to remove the top cover and to properly bed the receiver and float the barrel.
Function over form any day of the week, until you're "tacticooling" something that's over 100 years old. If you want to tacticool it, do it like it was 100 years ago.
Hell, you can put some cork between the end of the stock and barrel and pick up better consistency, and not end up doing some new age bullshit.
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=TehLeetPenguin;27663475]PU scopes are fine but I hate those stupid "SUPER ULTRA CARBON SYNTHETIC STOCK" things, the wood is fine there is no need to replace it.[/QUOTE]
How do you like this?
[img]http://b.imagehost.org/0371/SDC10012.jpg[/img]
I lol'd hard. Extra points for the zip tie.
I don't accept people doing anything to milsurp. If 8lbs is really too heavy for you, then you need to take up a different hobby. 8lbs is absolutely nothing. I don't even like it when people refinish things. Fucking with milsurp in any way is stupid and destroys whatever value the weapon held in the first place.
If you want a LR rifle, don't expect sub-MOA from a 3-4 MOA infantry rifle that's older than your parents. Buy a new rifle that's actually designed for it.
[QUOTE=rossmum;27663659]I don't accept people doing anything to milsurp. If 8lbs is really too heavy for you, then you need to take up a different hobby. 8lbs is absolutely nothing. I don't even like it when people refinish things. Fucking with milsurp in any way is stupid and destroys whatever value the weapon held in the first place.
If you want a LR rifle, don't expect sub-MOA from a 3-4 MOA infantry rifle that's older than your parents. Buy a new rifle that's actually designed for it.[/QUOTE]
There's very few people who can shoot under 5MOA even reading this forum.
I have an AR15 with about every single thing possibly done to it to improve accuracy, it's a sub-MOA gun by far and it takes a fair amount of effort to get down to a 1inch group at 100 yards with more than 3 rounds. Granted all I run is cheap PMC ammo, I've never actually tried anything special. With optics (Cheap DMS-1) and a heavy barrel it only weighs 7 pounds loaded, pretty handy little rifle.
[QUOTE=ksenior;27660396]
I don't think you've ever fired one, so what if the trigger group is plastic? it's not under any stress, not like the barrel, bolt or receiver is plastic, is it?[/QUOTE]
I'm a digger you tit, my job is to fire one.
Sand and grit gets in there and wears the plastic down, and the sheer force of impacting on the firing pin wears on the hammer face.
[QUOTE=rossmum;27663659]I don't accept people doing anything to milsurp. If 8lbs is really too heavy for you, then you need to take up a different hobby. 8lbs is absolutely nothing. I don't even like it when people refinish things. Fucking with milsurp in any way is stupid and destroys whatever value the weapon held in the first place.[/QUOTE]
who gives a shit if people want to customize their weapons
it's not a big deal
[QUOTE=DrMortician;27663718]There's very few people who can shoot under 5MOA even reading this forum.
I have an AR15 with about every single thing possibly done to it to improve accuracy, it's a sub-MOA gun by far and it takes a fair amount of effort to get down to a 1inch group at 100 yards with more than 3 rounds. Granted all I run is cheap PMC ammo, I've never actually tried anything special.[/QUOTE]
Exactly - and most WWII infantry rifles are 3MOA if you're lucky. Putting a scope on an infantry rifle is stupid, destructive, and a waste of money - if you must scope something, buy an ex-sniper and put the scope back on that.
[editline]26th January 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=JDK721;27663757]who gives a shit if people want to customize their weapons
it's not a big deal[/QUOTE]
Actually it is, because a lot of people will stupidly go hack up something rare and valuable (like a G43) to 'improve' it. End result: rifle is worthless, rifle looks awful, rifle shoots awful, no 'improvement' in any regard.
[QUOTE=DrMortician;27663504]I agree 100%.
The wood is often far lighter. The only thing I accept for people to do is to cut down all the wood shrouding the barrel, or to remove the top cover and to properly bed the receiver and float the barrel.
Function over form any day of the week, until you're "tacticooling" something that's over 100 years old. If you want to tacticool it, do it like it was 100 years ago.
Hell, you can put some cork between the end of the stock and barrel and pick up better consistency, and not end up doing some new age bullshit.
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
How do you like this?
[img_thumb]http://b.imagehost.org/0371/SDC10012.jpg[/img_thumb]
I lol'd hard. Extra points for the zip tie.[/QUOTE]
if I was ever gonna add a scope to mine I would probably have to do something like that because I couldn't bring myself to replace the bolt because of the way the gun has impacted my life and the story it tells.
[QUOTE=rossmum;27663775]Exactly - and most WWII infantry rifles are 3MOA if you're lucky. Putting a scope on an infantry rifle is stupid, destructive, and a waste of money - if you must scope something, buy an ex-sniper and put the scope back on that.
[/QUOTE]
If it has a decent bore, you're using decent ammo, and you have a good crown or it's been recrowned, a mosin should be well under 3MOA.
Unless you have godlike eye sight, iron sights at 500 yards isn't going to be much fun, I have 20/10 and I even hate doing it. I guess optics have made me lazy.
People claim the PSL is such a horribly inaccurate gun, but it "magically" becomes a very accurate one as soon as someone with decent trigger control and a better optic steps up to the range. I haven't had any trouble hitting anything I've aimed at, and all I've done was stone the internals and loosen things up a bit.
[QUOTE=rossmum;27663775]Exactly - and most WWII infantry rifles are 3MOA if you're lucky. Putting a scope on an infantry rifle is stupid, destructive, and a waste of money - if you must scope something, buy an ex-sniper and put the scope back on that.
[editline]26th January 2011[/editline]
Actually it is, because a lot of people will stupidly go hack up something rare and valuable (like a G43) to 'improve' it. End result: rifle is worthless, rifle looks awful, rifle shoots awful, no 'improvement' in any regard.[/QUOTE]
How about I go out and buy a 1886 revolver and put a plastic stock, scope, and custom sights on it just to piss you off? :v:
[QUOTE=zombiefreak;20810691][highlight][B]STOP, ANTI-GUN PEOPLE READY TO PUT THIS THREAD TO THE TEST SHOULD READ THIS FIRST [URL]http://gunfacts.info/pdfs/gun-facts/5.1/gun-facts-5.1-screen.pdf[/URL][/B][/highlight]
It's also a good read for you pro-gun people.
[img_thumb]http://rat-hunter.com/red-neck-rat-hunting.jpg[/img_thumb]
Hello everyone, this is the biggest firearm thread is currently available. Try to keep this thread away from the political bullshit.
[B]WHAT IS A FIREARM?[/B]
A firearm is a device that shoots projectiles at a high velocity with a controlled explosion. Gun may be a commonly used term, but gun is a generalization of cannons, artillery pieces, and autocannons.
[B]WHAT IS A FIREARM USED FOR?[/B]
Firearms are used for three main things: 1. Killing 2. Hunting 3. Sporting (Not in order of usage)
[B]HOW DOES A FIREARM WORK?[/B]
Most modern firearms use a cartridge for containing the[B] propellant[/B], [B]primer[/B], and [B]bullet[/B]. Propellants, which is used to act as gunpowder in the cartridge, is typically made out of these compounds:
The [B]propellant[/B] is typically mixed with a deterrent, something to slow down the burning, allowing for a more controlled burn.[B] Primers[/B], which are used to ignite the propellant, are typically made out of these impact sensitive materials:
- Mercury Fulminate
- Lead Azide
- Potassium Perchlorate
- Diazodinitrophenol
The[B] case[/B], which is used to hold all of the components of the cartridge together, is typically made out of brass (more commonly) or steel (with brass primers). [B]Bullets[/B] are typically made out of lead or steel, and the [B]jacketing[/B] (a metal coating that goes around the bullet) is made out of copper.
Also part of the gun is the action. The action is how the gun loads the cartridge into the chamber, and repeats.In firearms terminology, an action is the physical mechanism that manipulates cartridges and/or seals the breech. The term is also used to describe the method in which cartridges are loaded, locked, and extracted from the mechanism. Actions are generally categorized by the type of mechanism used. A firearm action is technically not present on muzzleloaders as all loading is done by hand. The mechanism that fires a muzzle-loader is called the lock.
[B]Essential Terms:[/B]
Breech: Where the round is chambered
Bore: Inner Diameter of the firearm's barrel
Bolt: Is a piece of metal in the receiver that moves back and forth, striking the primer on the pull of the trigger
[B]Types of Actions:[/B]
There are two types of actions, automatic and manual
The parts of a rifle are this:
The stock
[img_thumb]http://www.commandarms.com/thumb.asp?myheight=350&mywidth=350&image=img/productImages/CBS16/REM-4-500.jpg[/img_thumb]
The receiver
[img_thumb]http://www.magpul-pts.com/catalog/images/Magpul%20PTS%20AR%20Receiver%20Set%20%28Black%29%20-%20Front.jpg[/img_thumb]
The barrel
[img_thumb]http://www.blackweaponsarmory.com/magento/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/5e06319eda06f020e43594a9c230972d/K/r/KriegerBarrelAndBolt1.jpg[/img_thumb]
I assume most of you know what the stock and the barrel is, so I will only explain the receiver.
Pretty much the receiver is where the the action happens. It is where the cartridge casing is ejected, where the bullet is fired, and where the cartridge is loaded into the chamber. To go into further detail, read this:In firearms terminology, the receiver is the part of a firearm that houses the operating parts. It is sometimes called the body of the firearm, and especially in the context of handguns (revolvers and pistols) it is often called the frame. It is often made of forged or stamped steel or aluminum; in addition to these traditional materials, modern materials science and materials engineering have introduced polymers and sintered metal powders to receiver construction.
With MOST pistols, remove the part about the stock.
[B]
Clip, magazine, what's the difference?[/B]
[img_thumb]http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb274/OD1911/clipmag1.jpg[/img_thumb]
Well, pretty much a magazine stores bullets, and the clip holds bullets to go into the magazine (with the exception of the en bloc). To go into further detail, read here:One of the most misused terms in firearms is "Clip".
Depending on how you look at it, it is either amusing or pitiful that writers who consider themselves experts or authorities don't know the difference between a magazine and a Clip.
[B]I have heard the term "Battle Rifle" and "Assault Rifle". What's the difference?[/B]
Well, pretty much a the difference is a bigger caliber. The battle rifle is a select-fire rifle that uses a high powered round like the .30-06 or the .308. The assault rifle, on the other hand, uses an intermediate round like the 5.56x45mm NATO or the 7.62x39mm AK round.
Of course, the quote:[img_thumb]http://remtek.com/arms/hk/mil/g3/g3a3.gif[/img_thumb]
[img_thumb]http://guns.yfa1.ru/eng/image/AR15_A3_Tactical_Carbine.jpg[/img_thumb]Will update with more fresh content when I think of some. I will be checking the comments daily for more suggestions on how to make the OP better.
How are Calibers measured?
Well first off America uses inches to measure their calibers while Europe uses the scientific metric system.
Okay so the caliber measured by the length of the bullet and diameter of the base.
For example, a 9mm Parabellum bullet would be written as 9x19mm. 9 meaning the diameter base, and the 19 meaning the length of the bullet.
[B]PROPER GUN SAFETY ACCORDING TO THE NRA[/B]
[B]BULLPUPPERY:
[/B]A bullpup is a weapon which the reciever is positioned behind the grip. Typically this leaves the gun with a shorter profile, allowing better controlliblity and a longer barrel, but also with (sometimes) a horrendous trigger pull. It does not only apply to rifles, as bushmaster made a bullpup pistol, called the armpistol.
[img_thumb]http://www.gunandgame.com/forums/attachments/powder-keg/12092d1215711601-air-force-guns-bushmaster_rightside_mag_web.jpg[/img_thumb]
Here's two of Bean-O's fabulous threads.
[URL]http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=763880[/URL] - Fantastic Firearms
[URL]http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=649373[/URL] - Weaboo Weaponry
[B]Good Gun Websites:
[/B]world.guns.ru
calguns.net
gunbroker.com
gunsamerica.com
[URL]http://www.thegunstorelasvegas.com/[/URL]
(list will expand)[/QUOTE]
[editline]25th January 2011[/editline]
Your a fucking dumbass kill yourself plox u fuckin nigger die
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