A little bit o' rain ain't gonna stop me

FÉG PJK-9HP

A more contemporary-looking Buck folder.

Or go for something bugger, although less concealable?

En garde!

pull the trigger next time.

>>107386
Oh, you!

With the trend towards pistol builds and SBRs, any tests on barrels shorter than 14.5 inches?

>>107362
Jesus, that's so much better than everything else.

>>107367

>>107292

>>107293
Shooting in the rain is fun and make for some wicked slow motion shots

>>107295
And last one for now

I've since replaced the weak recoil spring after I recorded this footage, but I need to take this thing out to the range again.

>>107283
LOL.

Awesome work man. I love the rain in the shotgun videos.

>>107290
The rain in this is beautiful.

  >>107341
"Double Deuce" 2-Bore Rifle: A Gunsmithing Spectacle https://youtu.be/OYlDgwo52tI
Sold for:
Double Deuce rifle: $6,900
Lil' Deuce pistol: $4,313

The largest sporting rifles ever actually used in the field as more than an exhibition were 4-bore stopping rifles, firing roughly 1" in diameter (25mm) projectiles. These were intended to not simply kill a dangerous animal, but to stop it immediately in a charge, which might require shooting through thick bone or horn protection. For that purpose, the 4-bore could have some value - assuming you had an assistant to carry it when danger was not imminent!

However, there have been a number of gunsmiths who have built 2-bore rifles, like this example named "Double Deuce" by its maker, Stolzer & Son of Kansas. At 44 pounds, this behemoth is definitely too heavy for practical use, but it sure is an impressively huge piece of work! It fires a 1.33" (33.8mm) ball weighing 3500gr (227g) at about 1250fps (380 m/s)...if you can hold it on target long enough to get an accurate shot.

As it turns out, any pistol with a magazine outside the grip is an assault weapon.

This state sucks.

>>107344
Seriously?

- German Bergmann Model 1896 No. 2 5-shot pistol in 5mm Bergmann.

>>107345
yep. Also any pistol with a barrel shroud/handguard

>>107368
High capacity like a motherfuck!
- Bergmann Simplex 1901 in 8mm Simplex with 8-round special magazine.

Fixed link: http://thecmp.org/cmp_sales/1911-information/

I would expect the overwhelming majority of them to be A1 pattern, just due to how old the non-A1 models are (and thus a lot of them have been lost due to falling apart over time and use) and just how many more A1s were made.

>>107225
You mean exactly like the first Civil War?

>>107225
Yeah that's why after the first one American servicemen now swear an oath to protect the Union from enemies foreign and domestic.

Fuck Sherman.

>>107233
Didn't stop 'em from serving the Obama Administration.

>>107336
>the democratically elected government is the same as a bunch of traitors

perfect logic from our resident soyboy cuck who thinks battleships are still useful. :)

Obviously much of the above information is outdated, and neither Keymod and Mlok were not on the market as of yet, among other things. Still there's a lot of decent info there to look over.

Also, fuck Troy Industries with a rusty rake.

>>107274

He wants to trade for my Glock 19. I read a forum about guys shaving off RIA markings and stamping on Rand US Gov’t ones.
Any idea what a refinished shooter grade would go for? Gunbroker is all over the place.

Better shot of the 18c

>>107276

What's the story on the 18C? I assume it's the store's dealer sample? Putting the trijicon with a price tag next to it is such a tease.

>>107277

Dealer was showing it off at a gun show in Arkansas. He has a wall of select fire SMGs.

Postwar arsenal reparked/refinished pistols are the norm in my experience. That one is pretty obvious with the faded stamps. Very rarely do you see a true bring back with original worn finish. The last one I saw was a "dad died and I'm not really a gun person" scenario.

While in my opinion it being a refinished gun with a fairly prominent idiot scratch diminishes the value well below 90%, blue book is just a general guideline and I think $1,500 for a US property marked gun is most definitely not outside the norm, but certainly not a steal.

I'm assuming he wants cash as well, because I would trade my 19 for that in an instant. (despite being a total glockfag that has zero interest in 1911's other than historically significant examples).

>>107199
>>107199
>I'm a sissy because I left my home state, which is gerrymandered against republicans and ruled wholly by a megacity which should be it's own census designated autonomous region

>afraid of being charged with weapons crimes
No I was afraid of my tax dollars, which were unjustly high, going towards illegitimate corrupt state government

Why should I fight a losing battle and become a target for an illegitimate state government when I can vote with my feet? Let my state rely wholly on its megacity while the rest of the state looks more and more like West Virginia or Arkansas, and the middle class flees in droves

>>107199
Literally wrong. If you have a bunch of voters in one place voting pro-gun, then you get to keep your guns there. If you have just one person in each area voting to keep your guns while everyone else in each area votes to take guns, then you get your guns taken. That's how it works.
Also your taxes will be feeding the people taking your guns from you for the entire time that you are there.

>>107220
never put this guy in charge of gerrymandering except as an act of sabotage

I just hope I am around to witness the Balkanization of the US and what follows.

As for an Assault Weapons "Ban", I will just have to break the law. I'm not obeying anymore shitlib laws.

>>107266
>getting bulldozed into a mass grave by the national guard to own the libs