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Teenage Queen Edition

Post your controversial surp opinions.

Recent News: CMP will be selling surplus M14s at the end of the year.

Previous Thread: >>65315541
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>>65396114
First for FTR
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Any parts kits I should get while the getting is good?
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>>65396114
I hope AWBs are abolished by the time these come on the market or I am going to be depressed about missing out on a legit M14.
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I have nowhere else to post this but:

I love the Savage 99, bros
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>>65396114
I want one
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Any news on the CMP M-14s?
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>>65397112
I saw a semi credible rumor that they would be $4k
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>>65397155
>$4k
>for a clapped out M14
>when a brand new M1A is half that
Bruh.
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>>65397155
That would be very silly since you can get a good clone for the same price and the whole point of the CMP is subsidizing marksmanship. I don't beleive it.
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>>65397197
Muh provenance
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Someone explain the throat/muzzle gauge thing boomers use. Is it actually a useful way of checking a barrel?
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>>65397233
Are you talking about headspace gauges?
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>>65397235
No. The CMP boomer measurements they do with "the throat scores a 1.5 and the muzzle has a 1.0".
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>>65397155
You can get a kit M14 with a new barrel and reciever for less than half that so I doubt it. I'm thinking $1500 for a Rack grade and $2000 for a Service.

>>65396352
They have the entire remaining US inventory of M14s to chew through so they should hopefully last a while. I wonder if they'll sell a version with no mag and flash hider for us cuck state residents.
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>>65396157
Anything with a barrel pretty much. Stack the kits and get the receivers or repair sections when you can. Get a welder whenever can and learn that. Get a 3d printer and learn making some files using auto fusion. By the time somebody has receivers or making blanks for some of the stuff, you'll be able to weld or 3d print repair pieces or jigs.
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>>65397329
And get the repair sections as soon as can for odd ball pieces. They're usually limited runs or they're made by old farts that might suddenly die on you and take the knowledge and skill to the grave.
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>>65397297
That senator said there's at least 100k of them
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>>65397338
Boomers are going to be stacking these deep to rust in their garages to resale at 3x, die, then have their kids take them to buy backs to be destroyed
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>>65397355
Stop being needlessly doomeristic, retard. Liking money is vastly more common than anti fun virtue signaling.
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>>65397587
Ths CMP's stated mission goal is to improve and promote marksmanship for the general public. It is not a retirement scheme for wealthy boomers. It is public utility and boomers taking advantage of it for a quick buck is fucking disgusting and calling it out is not "anti-gun", you fag.
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>>65397235
Its a bore rating. Like how the Swedes did on their guns. It’s something that helps them justify their gunshow prices. It may be valid it may not.
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>>65397155
The 4k number that keeps getting thrown around is absolutely false
>idiots on forums say $4k
>source?
>a.i. told me
>a.i. gets its info from said forum
>cycle repeats
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>>65397612
As above so below
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>>65397233
Yes. The us military armorers would use throat/muzzle erosion gauges to measure how worn out a barrel was to see if it needed to be replaced or not. A brand new barrel would read 0-2, a super worn out piece of shitty sewer pipe from ethiopia would measure 10. Armorers would replace barrels around 5-6 iirc
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>>65397612
The original forum poster that said that is a CMP armorer. That's why I said semi credible.
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>>65397646
And I think he's bullshitting. "Dad works at nintendo"-tier
The CMP is maybe paying $600 for these
Margins are super thin, and theyre technically a "non profit", and they want these rifles to actually sell. They sell the garands a touch over "at-cost", what makes you think they'll suddenly decide that they need to septuple their money
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I need one of these so bad
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>>65397197
I wouldn't think they'd necessarily be clapped out. I think they're probably all late 60s-mid 70s arsenal reworks the government held on to for WW3. think of the letterkenney garands the cmp sold in the 1990s
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>>65397663
>Remington Model 400 Industrial Kiln Gun
Oh yeah, I forgot they use large bore shotguns to help remove slag and build up on those.
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>>65397713
Imagine putting it on a 1919 tripod or something and absolutely btfoing bowling pins with 4" shell 3 oz slugs. practically an artillery piece
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>>65397197
>when a brand new M1A is half that
And ARMS refuses to make a new run of scope mounts for them even though they would print money because SA can't get their receivers to actually be in spec across the production run.
At least the surplus ones were manufactured correctly.
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>>65397764
ARMS refuses to make mounts for them because they're practically out of business. They have no manufacturing facility anymore. Everything on their site is old stock.
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>>65397772
How? Every reddtor and their mother wants to make a mw2 m4 clone, or some gwot dmr clone, or a colt scar clone, or a mk12
They'd make a killing selling literally anything they've ever offered, and cloners would pay big bucks for that. A fucking #40 flip sight is $600 now. I dont even want tho think about their quad rails. They could sell them new for double the old msrp and people would still buy the shit out of them. Why?
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>>65397816
>fucking #40 flip sight is $600 now.
No fucking way. I've got two surplus ones I purchased at a show for $20 each. Where are you seeing this
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>>65397830
Sorry, I misremembered, only 399, a great deal
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>>65397329
FAL kits are likely something we won't see come back soon. All you need is a receiver and you don't have to cut or weld anything.
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>>65397835
I'm probably going to legit sell the ones I have now and spend the money on a 6mm arc upper.
I had no idea they were worth this much, that's ridiculous.
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>>65397845
I'll give you a CRISP benjamin for one
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>>65397816
Probably age old tale of oldfart owner/machinists retiring and not being able to find/train a replacement to continue the company.
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>>65397603
Agreed but don’t take it to the exceptional extreme just to meme
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>>65397856
All that shits been CNC for decades. load stock. push button. bzzzzźz. quadrail. How hard can it be to train some trade school graduate for that?
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>>65397863
not every cnc is the same
a espresso machine is insert coffee add water press button
a microwave isnt going to give the same results even if its still insert coffee and water push button.
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>>65397845
Ehh they're not really worth THAT much. Ebay is as bad or worse than gunbroker when it comes to overpriced shit. There's one on tacswap for $185. But its the "klone korreckt w/ wingless swan" so a later one might be worth $140-150 or so IMHO
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>>65397859
>don’t take it to the exceptional extreme just to meme
Hate to tell ya, but average boomers are hoarders. It's not extreme enough portrayal in my opinion. Anon left out the boomer dad was cat fished by a 40 year old Asian man posing as a 19 year old Asian girl and he just wired "her" the rest of his net worth and took out a quadruple reverse underwater mortgage to make sure his new love has enough to live on.
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What did the Russians call 7.62x54mmR before they went metric after ww1
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Finished lower. Working out final dimensions for a 3d printed lever to push up on the cut up ar15 trigger.

After that, spruce up the 3d print file for lower with final tweaks and drop on odysee. Once I heat treat my lugs, I'm done with the semi Hotchkiss build.
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Suppressors and SBR's are about to get removed from the NFA in about 7 days if the government doesn't contest it
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>>65398901
>>65398901
CMP grease guns when?
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>>65398903
That will be $8,000 please
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>>65398945
Not him, but
>implying I wouldn't pay $10,000 for a tin tube that goes bang bang bang
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>>65398415
Probably something like "Three Line Gun ammo". Not as if they had a bunch of different service rifles shooting 54R back then.
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>>65398901
>Suppressors and SBR
Small fry
Wake me up when >.50s are struck off
The machinegun registry will never be reopened
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>>65399019
>Wake me up when >.50s are struck off
God I would love this.
I just want a second gen Carl Gustaf.
I don't even care about launching HE I just want to send supersonic Cambells soup cans.
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>>65399073
I want an m79
My grandfather said it was his favorite when he was in the army
Even if all I ever shoot is chalk rounds
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>>65399019
Redefining the very definition of small arm is no joke less likely than repealing FOPA86, brudda
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>>65398901
>suppressors
eh
>SBRs
tell me more...
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>>65398415
Originally, the round was designated "Tpeхлинeйный пaтpoн oбpaзцa 1891 гoдa" – (three-line cartridge model of 1891). It then became widely known under the designation "7,62мм винтoвoчный пaтpoн" (7.62 mm rifle cartridge).
>>65398988
Good call
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>>65396114
I can't wait for the CMP M14s to come out. I'm gonna order two.
>>65397297
Dang I didn't realize JRAs were sub 2k. I always thought of them as being 2.5+ guns.
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>>65399153
>suppressors
>eh
NTA but have you shot with one/owned one?
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>>65399226
Ive shot a few never really did anything for me. Im thinking more in the greater theme of milsurp there are fewer (albeit rarer and cooler) suppressed or can easily be suppressed surps vs SBRs so thats kinda what I want to know how it effects the surp pile
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>>65399276
Its basically a nothingburger for surp. Suppressors have never been a bottleneck for because they can be acquired separately from the firearm and anything SBR surp is likely going to be an automatic weapon or already destroyed ages ago.
what this will actually mean is that Timmy and Tyrone are now going to saw off unattended surp shotguns whenever they want
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>>65399293
>Timmy and Tyrone are now going to saw off unattended surp shotguns whenever they want
You do realize they already do that with stolen firearms right? They don't care what it is. It makes no difference to them if it's registered or not.
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>>65399276
Yeah for surp your main thing is going to be, like, Mosin silencer repros (using front sight to attach). Maybe also some silly clamp on muzzle thread mounts, like Maxim repros. Maybe you find an FR-8 and hope for concentric threads (those are threaded and not pinned or something silly, right?). Can't really think what else would be historically correct to silence unless you build a 656 clone. On a 22, though, holy shit. I'd say down to like 10" barrels you can build a semi 22 that's pretty close to hearing safe if not hearing safe with most ammo and still have pretty complete powder burn. With subs (~1000FPS), it's silly as shit and actually hearing safe. Shot some supers (safely) past a groundhog at the range last time. Maybe he's just a deaf and jaded range groundhog but he gave me a look at the first shot and went back to muching grass while I lobbed 22s a couple feet above and maybe like 25ft to the side past him hitting the target 50yd past him (he was ~50yd downrange, target at 100). Supers still sound like gun shots with a 22, just as if they were, I don't know, 25-50yds further away. IDK how loud it is downrange but I figure it has to be the loudest spot given the sound echoing back.
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>>65399276
Adding: I just wish Maxim repros would start popping up. Seems we have three fucking Bramits! (may have a duplicate?)
https://atakaindustries.com/mosin-nagant-bramit-silencer/
https://usarmamentmfg.com/mosin-nagant-suppressor/
https://mgarms.com/product/new-russian-bramit-suppressor-mosin-nagant-91-30-wwii-nfa-in-stock-ready-to-ship/
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>>65397355
Getting pretty stale by now.
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>>65399451
>I just wish Maxim repros would start popping up. Seems
Me too.
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Did they ever bring in the boxes of Italian 30-06 Bren magazines like they intended?
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>>65398495
Printing out hopefully the final iteration of it before dropping on odysee. Trigger pack and trigger release lever. Will get photo of hotchkiss mostly assembled this evening.
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>>65400059
Even if I just end up using them on old 22s, I really want some to keep some old guns period correct. I mean, look at this thing!
https://www.rockislandauction.com/detail/72/3709/maxim-silencer-equipped-remington-model-12-rifle-class-iiinfa
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>>65400937
No Anon, look at this thing:
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>>65401096
Oh fuck yeah. I like that scope too.
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One of my dream guns has always been a 1903 with the overly long Unertl scope.
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>>65401500
I just like super long vintage scopes in general. My longest is ~14" with a 3/4" tube, straight tube with minimal flare out for the eyepiece. Looks sweet. I want longer though, and I've yet to get bases made to mount it properly. I have a rifle that scope would BARELY be able to be used on due to the insane gap between drilled and tapped holes for the mounts. Luckily it has internal adjustments though I'm in need of one without adjustments too.
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>>65401500
Unless you want a legitimate one, that isn't that unobtainable. Lots of 1903s have been drilled for repro scopes and you can get an Unertl repro with modern glass for not too much either.
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>>65400858
Carbon fiber print later. Will drop on odysee in like a week or so. I'm just being lazy on writing the how to.
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>>65401616
Next step make it out of metal
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>>65401616
Fuck yea bro
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>>65400937
>Scope longer than the barrel
>Silencer
>For a 22
Is this a 1900s version of tricking out a $400 Glock with $2k worth of accessories or something?
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>>65403257
Sound suppressors are primarily illegal because people were using sound suppressed 22s to poach game animals during the depression. If you're poaching a sound suppressed 22 is the go to.
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https://youtu.be/cM4Lqo82WkE

Interview with CMP CEO, they got over 100k rifles and are targeting <$2k.

Also getting shotguns. Somehow the US Army still has 300 1897 Winchesters they're giving to the CMP.

Also fuck boomers limit of 2 rifles per buyer per year. Early 2027.
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>>65404617
Imagine
One of 300 CMP Trench gun $86,000, I know what I got on the boomer tables next year.
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>>65404617
>targeting <$2k
Rip shitfield lmao
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>tfw my 90s Chinese AR carry handle mount scope doesn't hold zero.

Bummer. That was a $20 auction gamble. I was hoping it was unused since it was in the box, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the previous owner knew it was shit then just put it back in the box. Then when he died it ended up at his estate auction. Guess I’ll have to buy something more expensive now.
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>>65403257
Given around the 20s-30s, that rifle cost about $9-12 (~$100-200 today, somehow around the same cost as a fucking Iver Johnson revolver), maybe. Fun rifle, though. And far from the only Mod 12 to be tapped for a long ass scope. If I had to get a rifle for hunting squirrel and similar game back then, that would be my choice. Maybe a smaller scope. But a similar setup, maybe a gill gun set up like that instead with a Mossberg side mount if I could get one that early. The Savage ones even had the option to lock the bolt shut!
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>>65405065
At that price I'm buying a cmp for being surplus. I'm not even going to look at Springfield's unless they're $1200 range
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hows your surp summer going bros?
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that's none of your fucking business how my summer is going, faggot
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>>65406862
>want m1 carbine
>all the boomers want silly prices for them in my area
Like I'd get it if it were an early setup or a Rock Ola, but it's just generic mix master Inlands for $2000 here.
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Recent opportunities
>Winchester 1911SL
>Savage 99, Takedown
>1969 Finn Nugget
>1887 repro
>Tula SKS
I, once again, wish this thread were more of “c&r general” but I’ll be daft if I try to talk an anon out of an M65 Jacket
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>>65398495
>>65400858
>>65401616
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>>65406862
eh kind of taking a back seat to other projects. Fall and winter are peak comfy range day season here anyway.
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>>65406862
Haven’t bought anything since this Mk.III in May.
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>>65407955
That's a nice looking SMLE, how much do you end up paying for it if you don't mind me asking? Looking to get a Mk.III or Mk.III* for my first Lee-Enfield.
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>>65408610
I’d recommend going with a No.4 instead. If you’re dead set on the No.1, I’d give the Ishapore 2A1 a look. Chambered in .308, so ammo is a lot easier to come by than .303.
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>>65408610
$655.78 after fees and theft, then perhaps $20-worth of gas for the drive to pick it up. It came with a 1942 Lithgow Pattern 1907 bayonet.

>>65408675
SMLE has SOUL.
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Not really "milsurp" but does anybody have any experience with these older Chinese air rifles? pawn shop has 2, im considering buying them
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>>65409510
Literally have near identical rifles like the top and bottom sitting a few feet from me. Expect little power. Old air rifles sometimes have leather piston seals and I wouldn't be surprised if these did too, so expect them to take more oil if they do to keep that seal wet. The sights on the bottom one on mine, at least, are further back and a stamped "box" design that looking closer, I'm missing a C clip on. That one is marked "MADE (IN?) SHANGHAI, CHINA". I think the "in" is supposed to be below made but it's faint. The end of my underlever has a textured plastic sleeve which the clip has pierced, lol. Chinese underlevers ALSO may not have anti-beartrap mechanisms. That means if they slip off the sear, the silver cover is able to snap shut HARD which has given cheap underlevers the "finger chopper" nickname. Use a pellet loading pen on them; even Walmart carries them. The top, I have a similar model with a painted stock and no sling loops. Super loose in the stock. The slider is a staple shaped piece of metal folded over the rear sight. I've handled another like that which was similarly cheap. Don't expect them to be super accurate IMO. Tom (?) on the Pyramyd Air blog may have some articles with reviews on them. Huge backlog of reviews there.

Also, WAC may still have the "Pioner" Romanian bakelite stock kid's air rifles. $45. They're tiny. My barrel literally sits cocked to the left, but it's sealed well. If you're over 5'0" I think using the sights with the stock comb is impossible. On all the air rifles, I'd grab them if cheap. $25 max maybe unless you had a lot of interest in them. I think I paid that for the pair if that.
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>>65403816
People say this but it's not realistic. 1920s game wardens weren't wandering around listening for gunshots in the woods & prairies hoping to home in on the alleged poacher before they fuck back off to their house.
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based cosco table enjoyer
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>>65398901
Not entirely wrong, not entirely true either
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>>65406862
Actual surp pickings have been very dry, but I did pick up an FAL kit so now I need to figure out how to put it together and maybe engrave the receiver.
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How did I do?
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>>65410812
very cool, tell us about the thompson
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>>65410872
1941 Savage Arms M1928A1, semi-auto conversion unfortunately
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>>65410812
That 1911 nearest the Wz.35 looks immaculate.
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>>65410901
Still open bolt? Can't imagine it would be tough to reconvert. Funny how some countries gun laws are less restrictive in some respects than we who are supposed to have rights to own them
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>>65410901
Would a Thompson FRT work on a rebuilt Thompson?
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>>65409934
I love .22lr
I love nugget
But if those mini nugs either
>were cheaper
>had a magazine
I would buy one.
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>>65409934
>don't talk to me or my son ever again
>>65411819
My Romanian M69 is the closest thing I have to a 22lr nugget. It's commie surplus, ugly, and the bolt sticks (worse than my nugget actually), and it was only $100.
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>>65397835
Holy shit, I bought two of those a couple years ago, max, for like $85.

>>65397845
I sold one a year later and they were already fewer around.
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>>65411848
>AI gets the girl right but not the gun
soo close.
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>>65411636
closed :/
>>65411386
1917 M1911 - it sure is beautiful
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>>65412784
>>65411636
went to fire it for the first time today and it's still an open bolt, to my huge surprise. funny thing is I could by a full auto lower receiver, because owning it is not illegal, only using it to convert a semi-auto to full auto is.
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>>65412784
>>65414370
Awesome.
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>>65414370
You could probably just remove whatever semi auto disconnector is in the existing lower assy, not that you should break the law of course
How much was it?
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>>65412579
Turns out humans are shitty at art too. The image is from at least 2018 by a guy named "molyb."
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>>65414449
I actually had this pictured saved before buying mine. what year is yours? mine 1917 is in the 163k series number. bottom one is 1915 commerciall, still works flawlessly, sadly someone changed the grips at some point and glued them to the frame
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>>65414852
someone thought about that and the lower is impossible to disassembly after conversion. 3,5k in $
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>>65414927
>what year is yours?
That >>65414449 (You) one is 2004 LOL. My actual M1911 shipped from Colt on November 18th 1918.
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>>65397155
4k is what the boomers buying a dozen of them a year will flip them for. This will be like the M1 situation but probably worse since boomers hold a more vested interest in the M14
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>>65414990
>2004 LOL
the font looked a bit off, still thought its just a great renovation
>November 18th 1918.
missed the war by a week
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>>65414884
fair. im used to just everything being off these days as slop i forgot that there was plenty of it beforehand
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I do not care for heel releases. That is all.
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>>65411848
>bolt sticks
I have smoothed out a multitude of rough guns using pic related. I'd polish the bolt body, then find a bore mop that fits the inside of the receiver and put that on a rod on a drill and polish the shit out of in there as well.
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>>65412116
I wish Tango Down still made that grip
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>>65415320
Acknowledged. Euros held on to those far longer than they should have.
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>>65407414
Trigger assembly is finished I have the lever using a cut up piece from original internals of the lower that's not needed in semi. Have a cut up lower trigger pack as part of the 3d print packs so can see where need to trim the metal bit to work out for trigger to reset and sear to engage. Will upload it to odysee tomorrow when I get back from work .
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>>65415788
Sweetness.
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>>65415004
Colt gonna Colt. They can't even make their own products after a hundred years.
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>>65415320
This man speaks the truth.
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What is the Mosin Nagant / SKS of today?
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>>65417096
psa ar15
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>>65417096
Yea, AR-15. Fucking everywhere, millions made, every country on the planet using them, and so on.

Even Iran is using an AR-15 variant now lol.
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Here's your competition to buy one. Just saw this on normiebook, a page posted about the CMP M-14s. I knew boomers are fucked, but I didn't know they are THAT fucked. Coming from someone that's collected milsurp for 20 years
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>>65417131
>>65417145
I'd say AR-15's are more the Mauser action of today rather than the Mosin.
Whatever is clearly shittier than an Ar-15 but still an alright gun would be better off as "The mosin of today"
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>>65417484
The Mosin of today is $200 polymer stocked hunting rifles.
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>>65396114
How much should I expect to pay for an original 1903 pistol grip stock? Some guy on eBay has one in the supposed original box for $800
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>>65417800
Have you checked elsewhere to get an idea of the going rate? If not, why haven't you?
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>>65417825
>Have you checked elsewhere to get an idea of the going rate?
Yeah and all I saw for sale were reproductions, no other originals at all
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>>65417861
Shit, I didn't find any either. I wish I had something helpful to offer
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>>65417927
I’d probably just be better off buying a low serial number some boomer wants to get rid of that happens to be in an A1 stock
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>>65417995
You want an original C stock that badly? Seems kinda far out when the replicas are legit really nice.
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>>65418005
>You want an original C stock that badly?
My autism knows no bounds
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>>65418024
Fair enough. Too bad numrich doesn't have any, or apex. Between those two I figured there would be originals
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I really want to buy a PSA M16 but I'm holding out hope that the CMP will be based and start selling surplus ones
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>>65418160
You'll have paid your mortgage off before that happens
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If anyone wants to get a 1903A4 at a good price I found this one mistakenly labeled as an A3
https://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/rifles/springfield-rifles-03/remington-03-a3-30-06.cfm?
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>>65418197
Oops
https://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/rifles/springfield-rifles-03/remington-03-a3-30-06.cfm?gun_id=103755214
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>>65417800
>>65417825
>>65417861
>>65417927
>>65417995
>>65418005
>>65418024
And then Anon was a Boomer.
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>>65417266
>Us boomers deserve $200 CMP M14
>You zoomers can buy a CMP M14 for minimum $2000
>WHY ARE KIDS TODAY NOT WANTING TO WORK?
Holy fuck, can boomers be any more tone deaf?
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>>65418201
That's a really good price, damn. ESPECIALLY for Cabela's, usually their used gun guys smoke crack or something before they price guns.
I hate that I'm flat broke and at my lowest point in 35 years on earth, shit timing.
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>>65418227
No, they really can't. There were other boomers saying pretty much the same things: that they should get the lowest price, that they should get first pick, that they are entitled to the nicest ones, ect. A few already mentioned flipping them.
So yeah, this'll be totally fucked and not fun like how it could be.
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>>65418160
Unfortuanantly America dumps its old surplus M16s onto poorer countries as free military aide so we probably won't be seeing any surplus M16s that aren't parts kits for a long time.
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>>65418298
If we got rifles back from those countries it'd all be shit with completely trashed stocks and worn out metal with no finish remaining. Uppers and lowers with massive slop and wobble. Shit no sane individual would want.
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>>65418237
Luckily the CMP is in full "fuck boomers" mode with the M14s and have a 2 rifles per person per year rule for em.
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>>65418363
>2 rifles per person per year rule
I never thought I'd be pleased to see rationing, but that's a massive relief. My broke ass might actually be able to get one eventually. Thanks, that lifted my spirits
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>>65418237
Which is funny, because isn't the CMP all about passing on marksmenship to the next generation. Boomers are the meme of pulling up the ladder only for them to sell it their grand kids for 3x the price. Everything from cars to houses to guns, boomers have ruined in the name of short term profit.
>>65418363
>Luckily the CMP is in full "fuck boomers" mode with the M14s and have a 2 rifles per person per year rule for em.
If I was in charge of the CMP, I would prohibit people +60 from purchasing, and watch the amount of boomer seething happen.
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The japs were on to something...
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>>65418434
>I would prohibit people +60 from purchasing, and watch the amount of boomer seething happen.
Or how about this, they are allowed to buy them, but only after younger or less experienced shooters got what they wanted first. Reverse their retarded logic where seniority is literally the only thing that matters.
But yeah, not all of them, but still an objectively evil and destructive generation.
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If suppressors get stricken off the NFA what milsurp would you take the newly easy opportunity to muffle, /milsurp/ers?
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>>65418434
yes the most legally protected and advocated for demographic group in the country.

Well..second most
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>>65418201
>my fuck ass state
A 1.3hr drive but worth…
Thanks for the tip Anon. No gun shows around for months thanks to our gay jew governor so this might be the trip I’ve been needing
>>65418229
Indeed. Wya, anon?
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>>65418755
>Wya
Fucking Minneapolis
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>>65418727
This was brought up before, and this is not really milsurp since I'd use a turkshit clone because holy fuck is HK expensive, but it'd be really fun to slap a scope on an MP5SD
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>>65415788
Go time.
>>65418298
>>65418298
Bowman has beat up kits for like $1200-1500. Too rich for my blood. I'd rather just get one of the HR uppers with m4 feed ramps and 1:8 or 1:7 twist. It'll totally be my cope clone.
>>65418452
It's a common misconception those are aircraft sights on jap rifles, they're actually sloped sights for their sloped eyes.
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>>65418350
>Shit no sane individual would want.
The kits are expensive and sell fast, so I guess intact rifles would be even more so.
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>>65418779
Waan ka xumahay inaan taas maqlo walaal.
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>>65418843
Of course the question does not presume the can itself is milsurp. Just which of your toys would get toys of their own?
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>>65418727
Time to get a suppressor for the mosin nagant "pu" now
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>>65418727
That reminds me...
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>>65419417
That’s pretty fuckin radical. What is that 1895 doing looking so cool?
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So im looking into parts kits, what are they different types of demills? I hear people talking about type 1, type 2 demills but I cant find any information on what the differences are
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>>65419385
I am not a Somalian. I'm half Norwegian and half Swedish
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Has there been any word on if you can buy a suppressor if your under 21 now?
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>>65417266
Should be 2 rifles per household per year. You know boomers are gonna sign their wives up so they can try and get 4 rifles.
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>>65420519
>You know boomers are gonna sign their wives up so they can try and get 4 rifles
Shit, probably. Their greed knows no bounds
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I got my first surplus gun, a series 3 nagoya arsenal type 99
Just got ammo in too

I can't wait to shoot it, but I'm kind of nervous for some reason. I took it apart and see no reason it wouldn't function perfectly, but I might wear a face shield the first few shots
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>>65420560
Anon that's one of the strongest rifle actions in existence, you'll be fine
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>>65420519
I think you mean, 2 rifles per person per lifetime
You could have two of different makers, or a nice one and a beater, or a stock one and a tricked out EBR. I think thats reasonable
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>>65420560
I have never ever ever worn any kind of eye protection shooting even the most janky reweld diy bullshit. Don't worry about it
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>>65420683
I don't either unless I happen to be at a range where I have to. Otherwise no, never.
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>>65420560
its literally the most retard proof firearm of all time
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>>65420560
Are you aware of the explanation of the origin of the exploding Jap rifle myth?
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Appalachian Arms got Tommys out of Europe for those willing to drop $1100 on an overweight SMG kit with a demilled bolt and barrel.

https://apparmsco.com/product/m1-thompson-parts-kit/
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>>65418201
Well shit that didn’t last.

Anyone?
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>>65421930
I remember like 20 years ago sportsman's guide had a big shipment of pristine unused Thompsons from lend lease tanks sent to Russia as crew armament, so it was told. They looked like they were made yesterday.
It'll never stop amazing me how much this hobby has changed
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>>65421991
It hasn't changed, poorfags have just been priced out of shit thats both easy to build and actually cool
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>>65421991
In about 2020 I built an m16a1 from the malaysian? parts that were coming in
$299 centerfire kit sans furniture
$189 green mountain chrome lined barrel
$50 complete stock set from numrich
$30 anderson lower i already had
Let's round it up to $600 built
What a country has a similar kit i bought then in stock now, but the one in their picture is in much worse condition than mine was, for $799
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>looking at Trapdoors
>wow this one is really cool
>wonder what the bore condition is
>scroll down for the description
>the
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>>65423621
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>>65423819
Pretty much lol
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Anyone here know what a good price is for a Type 30 Arisaka? I've got the itch for one and having a rifle that fought in the Russo-Japanese war would be pretty neat.
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>>65423621
>It's all lies, every word of it
>It's not 1884, It's not Springfield, It's not trapdoor
>And since when it was a THE
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>>65423621
Ohio State University about to sue this guy
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>>65406862
Goin all right. Not a fan of this time of year as my uninsulated garage gets hot as balls but its where my reloading setup is and I need to finish this latest batch of 6mm Lee Navy. I just wait till night stop being a pussy and get the fan going.
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>>65423621
The pictures speak for themselves sonny I know what I got.

Posted from my 2010 Dewalt DCS370 cordless Band Saw
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>>65424852
You better not store anything sensitive to moisture out there.
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>>65424963
no the powders and other moisture sensitive stuff all stay inside a fire cabinet in the same room as the safes. That said it doesnt get very humid here in summer so its not a huge issue overall but I take precautions.
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>>65424966
I bet it’s more humid than you think. and the diurnal temperature fluctuation forces moisture into things like you wouldn’t expect
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>>65424967
Thank you for your service. Hasnt been a problem for the 8 years ive been here but I appreciate the thoughts.
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>>65421930
I wonder if these are the ones from the Soledar salt mine
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>>65424974
No problem.
I think I will take a bath.
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>>65417652
Are there any new polymer rifles with full lengths stocks or is that just a milsurp thing?
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>>65424977
they probably paid 200 bucks a pop for them
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>>65424998
not that i know of
some sporting rifles have mannlicher style where it goes all the way to to muzzle but i dont know of any mannlicher polymer stocks
for practical purposes a full length stock and handguard is only needed for bayonet use, to give a better grip and protect from barrel heat, otherwise its just unneeded weight.
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>>65406862
i'm just waiting for motivation to start half a dozen different parts kit builds ive spent multiple hundreds of dollars on each
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>>65417266
Here's the other ragebait. DESU I dont even HATE this one so long as it was "if you can literally prove you served IN COMBAT with an M14, you can get ONE first." But still pay for it I guess.

I'm of the opinion that CMP orders should be spaced out by a year and that every year, they look through ALL submitted orders, and give each unique SSN/person one, and once everyone has ONE, then they can loop back to the top and give 2nd/3rd rifles to the people who wanted them.
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>>65397197
>forged receiver
>vs cast
>welded shut selector switch and sear
>vs civie no hole stock or hole in usgi stock
>real fiberglass top heat shield
>ccs cheap faux Tera cotta flower pot plastic top heat shield
>bayolug
>vs milled off factory bayo lug

The people who are into m14s care about this
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>>65425195
A better solution would be that anyone who served while the 1968 gun control act was passed, should be permanently banned from purchasing these guns entirely.
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>>65425195
First choice should go to anyone with a valid CIA/FBI/ATF ID and the head of the agent it belongs to.
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>>65426621
Killing your enemies with kindness, anon?
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while we are on the topic, what are the CMP requirements for purchasing an M14 even going to be?
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>>65424998
Yea unfortunately full length stocks are almost exclusively a military feature, the only exception is mannlicher stocks but they're uncommon and not cheap. I'd kill for a full length polymer stocked ruger American or something in 308 for $250
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>>65425195
mcnamaras morons deserve nothing
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>>65427122
The ruger American is freefloated. Any barrel properly bedded is not gonna be that cheap
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>>65417266
>>65425195
Most entitled people on the planet. Boomers cannot die fast enough.
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>>65427002
Exactly the same as the M1 Garands if I had to make a reasonable guess.
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What is the consensus on this year's CMP reclaimed M1903s? Has anyone gotten their hands on one? It be something I'm vaguely interested in but I am less interested in going through the humilation ritual of jumping through CMP's hoops to get my hands on one.
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>>65427002
proof of citizenship, proof of marksmanship, membership of cmp affiliated club, blood sample, stool sample, semen sample, and you have to bang the fat chick at the talladega store
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>>65427526
i fingerfucked a couple last time i went to the store in bama. the actions seemed smooth enough. all about the same as my mixmaster 1914 ria. they looked fine, id put a few more coats of RLO on the stocks though. for 950 or so I'd definitely buy one if i made more than 400 bucks a week kek
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>>65427192
What leads to this level of smugness?
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We're fucked lmao
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>>65429965
those are algorithmically recommended based on your search history.
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>>65429978
Got to agree
>>65429965
Stop using google
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>>65427973
Is it possible to make that low of a wage?
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>>65430025
Mybe NEET bucks? it would put him assuming a 40hour work week at about $10 an hour which is low as fuck, but not impossible for certain unskilled, low wage, entry level minimum wage places.
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>>65430025
>>65430074
He could have a chronic illness that limits how much work he can do, in addition to him possibly being a cashier or something.
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>>65430106
Thats was my second thought is he gets disability or NEET money that pays for his essentials/rent and then whatever else (this $400 a week) is left for surp and stuff and is from part-time work or random stuff.
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>>65430114
>>65430106
>>65430074
QUICK, someone get this retired disabled vietnam vet to the front of the M14 line PRONTO
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>>65429965
I think people are massively overestimating how fast >100,000 guns can be sold through the CMP. The M1As have been around for decades and more faithful kit built M14s have also been around for decades. Sure an actual surplus M14 is obviously more desirable, but the CMP tard filters and the 2 rifles per year limit should ensure a ready supply for years. The primary limiter will probably be converting the things since they make it seem more involved than just tack welding the selector.

As a point of comparison, they got nearly 100,000 Garands back in 2018 and it took them years before they started running into shortages. And that was a far more famous rifle that was cheaper, had no buying limits, no real civilian variant either while also having a WW2 pedigree.
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>>65430320
No one is suggesting preferential treatment, besides the boomers
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>>65430025
I work part time
Min wage is still 7.25 in my state
Haven't had luck finding another job
Boss won't give me more hours
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>>65431662
Bro.
Bro you gotta do something.
My first job at the local hardware store paid me $11.50/hr for pushing shopping carts in.
Bro that was in 2011.
Bro..
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Anyone know of a way i could score a no4 mk2 lee enfield for about 200 bucks?
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>>65432613
buy a completely fucked one for 200 bucks then restore it.
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>>65432633
know where i could find any of them? i just need the reciever as i want to rebore it to .308
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>>65396114
I want to buy milsurp pants because I think they look cool and they're comfy.
>https://www.armysurplusworld.com/woodland-camo-twill-bdu-pants
Am I gonna get ripped off buying these pants?
>>65431662
Find a new job nigga.
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>>65432729
probably just wait around and get lucky on auction sites or gunshows. avoid gunbroker.
At that point though if you want to re-bore it to .308 why not just get an Ishapore? wont be 200 bucks, but wont be expensive either.
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>>65431662
Nigga, fucking Wally World hires losers to stock shelves at 3am for like $15 per hour. You're not even trying.
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>>65431662
>part time at $7.25
>no luck finding something else
You could literally make more working at a Gamestop thats going out of business. Something else is going on here you're not telling us anon.
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>>65432774
ill look into going to some local gun shows then, i cant find ishapores easily, im probably not looking hard enough
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>>65432573
In 2010 I cashiered at Target for $7.50. It was a different time
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>>65431662
Dude, not trying to sound like a boomer or wagecuck, but sometimes you actually need to work hard and work some overtime to get ahead in life. There are tons of jobs out there that pay better than what you’re making even if you have no experience, but you gotta at least branch out of our comfort zone and apply for them. These jobs might actually require you to have to work hard and use your brain sometimes, but that’s part of life.
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>>65417266
YOU GOT ANOTHER THING COMING IF YOU DON'T RESPECT THE TROOPS KIDDO! I GOT MYSELF A GREAT DEAL ON A JAP RIFLE BACK IN THE DAY FOR $20 FROM MY GOOD OLD NEIGHBOR REUBEN CROMWELL (RIP 1939-2010, CHLOESTROL IS NO JOKE). TURNED HER INTO A FINE HUNTING RIFLE. LEAST I CAN DO WITH ALL THIS OBAMAFLATION IN OUR OBAMANATION IS GET TO SPEND AN EXTRA ZERO ON AN AMERICAN MADE RIFLE!

______________
OKINAWA VETERAN (1962-1963)
IT'S MOPAR OR NO CAR!
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS SEASON TICKET HOLDER
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>>65432943
Reminds me of
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>>65432998
REMINDS ME? REMINDS ME? SONNY, YOU HAVENT BEEN AROUND LONG ENOUGH TO REMEMBER ANYTHING. I REMEMBER THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF $50 M1 CARBINES I COULD GET FROM THE SEARS CATALOGUE MAILED RIGHT TO THE DOOR OF MY 5 BEDROOM HOUSE I BOUGHT FOR $7,000 AFTER WORKING ONLY 30 YEARS AT THE STEEL MILL. THE BEST DAYS OF MY LIFE

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Vietnam Vet, Twenty Nine Palms Commissary 1970-71
Once a Marine Always a Marine


Written with Dicta-talk from my Nokia 6085
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>>65432749
Those are imported and not actual US made pants FWIW. And you can get used pants way cheaper. What state are you in? Even if you're not in my state, I feel like Sportsmans Guide has to have used ones cheaper or new old stock at the same price, actually US made. Or find a legit surplus store and buy some used M81 pants for like $5-10.
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>>65432749
He needs to find a new job less badly than you need to learn about milsurp clothes. Do a little research, learn what the tags and cuts look like, and move from there. And no, I will not spoon-feed you because no one learns that way...if you actually like 'surp, this will be fun for you.
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>>65396114
does wearing milsurp in public feel shameful to any other anons? even if i try to make it as casual as possible it feels like it's straying from the norm enough that i get looks for it
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>>65424974
Really sad I didn't see Porcco Rosso until this year.
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>>65434229
No. Personally I exclusively wear surplus ushankas during the winter because it snows a shit ton in my state (MI) and no other hat provides the same level of warmth.
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>>65434229
The age-old rule to milsurp is to wear only 1 item of milsurp per outfit. I wear milsurp pants like half the time, but that means wearing a regular shirt and shoes with it.
Of course, one can forgo this rule, but the guys who ignore it look like school shooters
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>>65434292
I’ve found that you can get away with two pieces so long as one is an accessory (hats, boots, etc) and one of the pieces is a neutral color. An OD green field cap and an M65 field jacket works.
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>>65432943
That is a really pretty stock
The scope is classy too
I know sportizing milsurps is "le bad" but I would be glad to own this one desu
Arisakas in the 60s and 70s were the shitty RTI vetterlis and carcanos of their day
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>>65434229
>class A mint colored dress shirt with epualets removed
>gi wool army sweater
>navy kersey peacoat
>non milsurp work pants
>bundeswehr oxfords
That was probably the most amount of milsurp I'd wear at a time
It works when the milsurp doesnt look like milsurp
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>>65434244
>>65434292
>>65434445
i mostly wear jackets or bags from commie milsurp, so it's probably okay then, thanks anons
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>>65434634
My favorite piece of surp was the m85 czech parkas
I bought like 5 for my buddies when they were $15 a piece from varusteleka before they went to shit
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>>65434672
I had one of these and it got lost in a move a few years back. I still wonder what happened to it. It was warmer than anything else I owned. I think I bought it from the same place.
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>>65434672
>varusteleka before they went to shit
It was sad.
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>>65434164
I just want cheap comfy pants for my dogshit job. Hell, I'd tell him to interview at my job because it pays way more than 7.25 / hr.
>>65433526
I'm in CO. I've searched around for B&M stores that carry stuff near me and have come up empty. Maybe I don't know what to search for exactly.
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Hey guys, I got an offer to purchase a Spanish M43 mauser (not an FR 7/8 to be clear) “chambered in 308” so the guy says. I’ve read conflicting reports from a decade ago on the half dead shooting boards saying that they are or are not 308 rated, hell some even said they’re all 7.62 CETME so even NATO ammo is pushing it pressure wise. Best I can tell there may have been some commercial guns rebarreled to actual 308 by some importer but again, nothing concrete. Any idea what the truth of the matter is?
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>>65435053
The M43 is a Model 1898 action: .308 will be fine.
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>>65434672
I still gotta get my Romanian jacket similar to that stink free.

>>65435040
Unironically maybe eBay at that point. Or look at thrift stores. If you can find local small chains, they tend to very strangely be a reasonable source of M81 woodland pants and shirts here. Maybe 1/3 the time I go I'll find woodland. I guess I'm lucky my surplus store has a giant pile of cheap flat price stuff.
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>>65399182
I'm thinking about doing two but then again they're 2000$ I bet
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>>65421930
>https://apparmsco.com/product/m1-thompson-parts-kit/

What do you do with these take them to a welder and say fix it?
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>>65435071
Oh nice, the jew mauser, saw a few for sale lately. Fair enough about the large ring Mauser being good to go. Retarded followup question though, my concern and understanding was that the barrel was the point of failure with milsurp 7.62 rifles firing, not so much the receiver, is that not so? I haven’t seen the stamp on the barrel but what I’m unsure of is that if the barrel is stamped just 7.62 that either A) it’s a 7.62 NATO barrel and may not handle 308 well long term or B) is a 7.62 CETME barrel and won’t handle either well
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>>65435157
7.62NATO and .308WIN are considered interchangeable by the CIP and have the exact same max pressure limit in the cartridge specifications codified by that organization. They're functionally the same cartridge. Where are you getting this impression that milsurp 7.62NATO barrels are failing from shooting .308WIN?
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>>65435157
Why do you think they'd make barrels soft as silly putty?
Just remember to always wear a welding mask when you shoot that pipebomb lol
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>>65435187
>Where are you getting this impression that milsurp 7.62NATO barrels are failing from shooting .308WIN?
He's reading fudd forums from 2006
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>>65435187
I assume he's referring to the ancient 308 v 762 pressure myth.
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>>65435157
>Oh nice, the jew mauser, saw a few for sale lately.
>”oh sweet been needing one to complete my .308 milsurp bolt gun collection”
>first one
>seller: Kaplan
Poetry
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Just bought some of these
I have a bakelite feitsh
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>>65435111
You're supposed to weld it yourself bub
Alternatively buy this "display receiver" https://philaord.com/museumquality/m1-m1a1/ and machine it out yourself
It would be pretty simple, just a pocket, no dovetail or blish lock groove bullshit like on the 1921/28/28A1
You do have a milling machine right
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Been trying to find a single period photo of a Brixia M1913, but have come up dry. Is there any other milsurp that was issued and used, but seems to lack any photo evidence of it existing in its own time?
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>>65434236
>Porcco Rosso
Required watching for all /msg/ participants
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>>65435111
Yea, if you don't have the knowhow or equipment to rebuild it you'd send it to a dude. Actually won't be too much more than an Auto Ordnance repro
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>>65396114
the m95 steyr carbine is the best rifle for any infantry serviceman
comparably lightweight
short
the wide sling makes carry even more comfy
en bloc 5 rounders very fast & easy reload
straight pull fast fire
dat bayonet is good for cooking too but not too big/heavy
i mostly carried my rifle and never fired it so this is my take

and keeping gun lockers in order is totally overrated, in a chaotic locker you always find a gun you totally forgot about and this is almost as thrilling as getting a new one.
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Anyone looking to sell a no4 mk2 lee enfield for 200 bucks?
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>>65436100
i have the rifle length version, its aight
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Coworker wants to trade a Nagoya arsenal type 99 for my maverick 88

Figure that’s way more than fair for me, I know it’s most the most expensive Arisaka but it’s still got more inherent value than a budget mossberg
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>>65436717
Not the most expensive*
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>>65436717
100%, especially if it’s intact mum
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What’s the cheapest non-corrosive 8mm Mauser currently available? I want to shoot my M48 more often, but definitely not for 1.50 a round
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>>65436733
Not an intact mum or he definitely wouldn’t do that trade, at any rate it’s still a piece of history as opposed to the maverick where if I want another I can probably get one for like $180
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>>65436755
Just shoot turkshit and actually clean your gun bro
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>>65436717
sounds sus
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>>65436773
>It's a piece of history!!!!!!
It's a chunk of wood and steel that you won't shoot because of ammo so it'll sit around taking up space in your house that could go to something that actually enriches your life. You sounds like an old Karen clinging to her grandparents shitty furniture
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>>65437107
>>>/pfg/
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>>65437107
Does the concept of collecting not register with you?
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>>65436100
I love the M.95 as well
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Two Romy Vz. 24s and one German-Yugo captured M24/52č
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poorfag and college fag, i want a cheap milsup bolt action, thought about a mosin but prices for ammo and shit have gone up. What does /k/recommend now as the essential lineup for poors wanting to get into milsup?
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>>65437513
very nice
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>>65436755
Portuguese is the cheapest surplus that isn't corrosive but just buy 70's Yugo or Romanian and clean your gun. Its really not that hard to clean out corrosive ammo.

>>65437772
Depends on what you consider poorfag
If you want a Mosin and you have $600-$700 get an M39.
If you have 500 get a Yugo M48 or if you can get a good deal on one get a M48/98 (German K98's that Yugoslavia got ahold of post ww2).

8mm Mauser and 7.62x54r is gonna be the cheapest surplus ammo available
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>>65437564
Vz.24 are always fun. Cheap, so many variants. It's like a box of chocolates.
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>>65437564
>German-Yugo captured M24/52č
Who captured who?
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>>65436220
we already went over that earlier in the thread anon.
are you ok?
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>>65437564
I got 3 Yugos with questionable history.
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>yugo Mauser party
Gentlemen
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TS0tZt9ogYQ
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M-m-m-m-eowser ?REEEEEEEEEEÈEEEEEE

i once had a m25/47 which had a really comfy wide red oak buttstock so 8mm wouldnt kick so hard. wish i didnt sell it for autism reasons.
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>>65438915
Mausers.
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>>65438915
Yeah, some of those Yugo stocks were made REALLY chunky. Presumably for durability
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>>65438426
:( i was hoping someone would read through again, i just ordered a no4 mk2 reciever and im going to just build it, feels more personal that way
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>>65439991
That's gonna be a long road
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>>65435759
Who made that cup? Swear to god I have a melamine (?) cup that's US made that looks like that. Comes in pastel-ish pink, yellow, or blue IIRC. No memory of maker. But the handle is almost the same. Just not bake.
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>>65440029
To Tipperary
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Found this crate of .50 from WW2 at a local shop. 2 spam cans, 60 rounds each, pristine condition. Any ideas on value? I just threw a number I was comfortable with at the shop since I cannot find this or an equivalent anywhere online. Last place I saw selling them was Midway fifteen years ago.
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>>65440231
I'll bet a Boomer would give $10/rd for the crate with unopened spam cans. Shit is Fancy Feast to them.
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>>65440231
Yea you can probably sell that for more than $10 a round or sell the entire crate for like 2 grand. Shit looks mint. Nice find, Anon.
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>>65440086
>Comes in pastel-ish pink, yellow, or blue IIRC. No memory of maker.
Like this? Texas Ware made them. They also made great plates I can vouch for.
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Should we do a Long Way to Tipperary theme for the next thread?
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>>65440086
Halsey inc. Scranton PA
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>>65437772
.308 Spanish/South American Mauser.
Cheapest milsurp and shoots real fuckin NATO (cheapest and assuredly most readily available ammo in whatever dumb libshit college town you live in)
FR-7/FR-8 are the coolest.
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>>65439173
>>65438915

do fake mausers count?
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>>65397605
>>65396119
>>65407955
E-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-REEEEEEEEEEenfield time?
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>>65441392
>fake mausers
>posts the best mauser
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>>65440583
Might be it. Thought it didn't have the bump on the side or the notch in the base but I could be wrong. Probably in a box somewhere. Swear I've seen it recently.

>>65440595
Made not too far away from here. Never seen one. Neat!
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>>65440910
>FR-7/FR-8 are the coolest.
I've been thinking about an FR-8 for a while now. I love my Jew Mauser and want another 308 one.
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>>65441975
How is the star 30? I convinced my cousin to buy one instead of a c82
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>>65442122
I like it, it's big, heavy, soft shooting, holds an acceptable amount of 9mm. The trigger is pretty good especially in SA. Mine unfortunately has FTE issues and parts are not available anywhere, but that's what I get for buying the worst condition, cheapest one I could find ($200).

At the end of the day it's a wonder 9 and wonder 9s are going to be about the most practical surp pistol money can buy. And if you want to confuse the fuck out of people it does that too.
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>>65441975
I hate the rear sight on the fr8
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>>65443256
>>65443256
>>65443256

Migrate



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