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Questions that don't deserve their own thread
Free free to ask your dumbass questions that don't deserve their own thread right here so you don't kill a psyop or shill thread.

My question: is Atlantic Firearms still having issues with their payment processor getting hacked? I want to buy some Bakelite mags from them and I need to know if I should use a one time card or not.

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is selling a rifle in a wood crate or display box made to be fairly simple instead of a cardboard box viable in the year of our lord 2026?
assuming it comes this way straight from the factory
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>>65371093
Use the one time card, regardless if they claim it's ok now. Better safe than sorry.
You're still getting robbed, but might as well not be twice.
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>>65371117
how hard is importing those though? just about every european country now has magazine restrictions that make it ass to import
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>>65371124
I remember them being a lot cheaper before obunga slapped 5 million import bans on Russia so that’s probably the reason why
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>>65371117
$120 bucks for a bakeyboi isn't even that bad, have you seen what the prototype izhmash mags go for? or the fleur de lis ones? it's not a scam, you just missed the boat when boomers stateside were selling them for $10-$20 a pop.
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I'm surprised /k/ doesn't have a 3D2A thread. Designing a pla+ 9mm suppressor, in general is there a min thickness for the tube wall/baffles, 5-10 mm? Trying for a pla+ exclusive, no sleeve design.
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why do guys at the range always hit on me when they see me shooting 380? im a guy btw
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>>65371093
Just take a trip to Ukraine, You could probably pay some villager $20 to bring you a full suitcase of those
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>>65371183
>unironically using bakeyboi
Faggot
>comparing basic bitch bakelites to prototypes and FDLs
Apples and hand grenades
>you just missed the boat
No, I didn't. Nice projection though.
And it was zoomers bringing bakes in by the buttload that I was buying from. Boomers were trying to charge current Atlantic prices.
>Museum Grade prices
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>>65371281
>I'm surprised /k/ doesn't have a 3D2A thread
anon those machines cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, no one who owns one needs to come here lmao
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>>65371312
Not sure about other parts of the world, but a decent filament printer is sub $600. Print 3-4 suppressors and it's paid for itself
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>>65371362
what do you think suppressors are made of?
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>>65371396
Assuming you're not attempting to troll, suppressors are typically made from a material capable of handling the heat and pressure of the round they were designed to suppress. Yes, there are suppressors 3D printed from metals like titanium, however an effective .22 or 9mm suppressor can be designed around and printed from plastic (e.g. PLA, nylon) filament.
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>>65371108
Not if it adds $30-50 to the cost. Your competitors are selling them in cardboard and the gun store is going to be pissed if your boxes are taking up their storage room.
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>>65371297
Maybe because u zesty shooting your Taurus curve
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>>65371108
Moka is that you
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>>65371281
they're infrequent, they pop up but the subject isn't robust enough to sustain a general.
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>>65371308
you seem upset
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>>65372037
Why would I be mad?
I got bakelites for cheap, nigger.
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>>65371093
Why did the Mauser action become the standard for all modern bolt action rifles when the Lee Enfield action offers far more advantages? Easier to cycle than a Mauser, shorter bolt throw, can be manually decocked easily, and designed around detachable magazines from the start
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My palms get really sweaty, what is the best grip format for a pistol for EDC (moddified upgrades&,), as in a situation that you would not normally be wearing gloves?

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>>65373538

pic highly unrel
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>>65373736
Just go buy some grip tape or a wrap, that's what it's for. Replace it and clean the gun every few years as the adhesive degrades so it doesn't collect moisture.
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>>65373736
Does your carry gun have removable grip panels?
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>>65373654
Cheaper to make and the Mauser brothers were willing to sell to anyone.
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>>65374849
It was somewhere around 1986 if you were to ask me. 1986 is when the AWB was passed and it was downhill from there.
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>>65374849
>1934 NFA: $200 tax stamps on sbs, sbr, silencer, full auto; i believe also included aow and dd. Nearly included pistols. SBR tax is a leftover as it was meant to close a loophole where you could just sell a gun as a rifle and chop it and remove the stock to make a pistol.
>1968 GCA (pic is a gun mag article about this): FFLs, prohibited buyers, import restrictions, and the start of requirement to have serial numbers on new guns. Possibly where requirement to recieve ammo through FFL came from?
>1986 FOPA: Stop allowing new MGs to be registered (form 4 factory mg or form 1 conversion or home made). Still allow already registered. Ammo now can be mail order, no FFL requirements IIRC.
>1994 AWB: Feature ban for "assault weapons". You may still see the rare unthreaded AR-15 carbine, AUG, or AK from this era floating around, halfass conversions to "normal", or silly things like clamp on flash hiders. Mag capacity restrictions with IIRC weirdly enough an OK on mags made before 1994...not even necessarily that they had to be in-country. Mag prices were nuts for ARs and Glocks. I think AKs still had import old surplus...is anyone who was into guns and remembers here? 1994-2004 with built-in sunset.
Also weird 1800s no carry in town laws, etc. but those are very regional and scattered. Not federal and not easy to just find unless someone else already did the work and posted about it.
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>>65374940
everyone who sat idly by and allowed this to happen deserves to have their entire families executed. and so do any filthy minorities who think they can live in this country.
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>>65371308
Jesus, the museum grade meme is now representative of the average market price. I pity those who want to get into this hobby as newbies.
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>>65371117
Is it really that bad these days? Glad I snagged two for $50 each a couple years ago.
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>>65374948
>everyone who sat idly by and allowed this to happen
So you were personally fighting the good fight in the Supreme Court against the NFA in 1934 I guess.
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>>65371093
I want to get CETME-l and CETME-H kits built out, and have no place to do it or the know how. what are recommendations for a builder?
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>>65371093
As a europoor, it's hard enough to afford an AR-15 or AR-10 (it's either top brands for 5k bucks or vastly overpriced imported US low tier stuff). AKs are nowhere to be found. Not even talking about ammos. Would a PCC-9 do the trick to 100 yards ? CZ Scorpion goes for 1500 bucks, that is the cheapest. Next one goes for double that.



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