Stamp for this came in around 2 months ago. Paid way too much for it. It's got a brother on the way (in better condition) that I paid a much more reasonable price for. Going to have a leather harness custom made so I can dual wield them.

>>109890
You're ridiculous, and we love you for it.

>>109880
Accuracy problems with which, .308 or 6.5?

That's really surprising, the SCAR 16 and 17 are both MOA guns.

>>109880
Looking around a little bit online, I don't see anything other than 1-MOA for the SCAR 20. This wasn't some gun store fudd lore, was it?

Also, I haven't shot since last September. Fucking terrible, I know.

>>109835
>Cool, new site! Finally, a place to go now that 4 and 8 /k/ are shi-
>It's already dead

>>109879
He isn't really wrong. It's IRC if you took everything wrong with the rest of modern software and applied it to IRC.
>centralized, woefully insecure, closed source, runs in a browser for some reason, the PRC has a stake
Unfortunately, serious money is backing all of the above, so the only objections you can make that really stick are "it's for faggot autist weirdos" and "it's under-moderated". Which, coincidentally, are some of the only remaining similarities it has with IRC! Funny, huh?

>>109881

It was .308 specific

Guy went through some different rounds, called them about it, I'd have to go way back and look it up now. Searching online so far the only thing I've seen that was close was inch and a half.

If I run into it I'll bring it back here with a screenshot if possible.

>>109883
https://www.80percentarms.com/blog/65-Creedmoor-vs-308

https://precisionrifleblog.com/2015/04/25/how-much-does-cartridge-matter/

I bought a Ruger Precision Rifle in .308 because I thought it would be more interesting at shorter ranges. Turns out it's just more shitty at all ranges. My buddy picked up the 6.5, and it's so much better. The biggest benefit to me was lower recoil. The RPR is bolt-automatic, so there's nothing to dampen recoil except the rubber butt pad on your shoulder. The .308 is a proper kick the the shoulder. 6.5CM lets you know there's recoil, but it's really not that bad.

6.5CM ammo has come down in price quite a bit, the bullet selection is good, and it fits in .308 length receivers. My next project (if I ever get back into gun projects) was to build an AR-10 in 6.5CM.

Shaking it up and speaking from a fudd hunter/cheapass perspective, .308 win is still my personal preferred short action caliber for two major reasons beyond my built up infrastructure for the caliber that I don't even own anymore. I can load a little bit heavier projectile for that slight edge on penetration and loaded ammo and quality components are more numerous, particularly now with most people understandably flocking to 6.5 creedmoor.

I can weight sort lake city brass, and often source pulled or surplus quality .30 caliber projectiles ie nosler partition cosmetic seconds, federal fusion etc. .264 is definitely scarcer. If I want to get really fancy, Lapua brass is much easier to come by for it from secondhand sources whether once fired or unused sitting in the garage.

I can walk into Powder River Taxidermy in Broadus, MT aka nowhere and buy an overpriced box of shit ass 150 grain .308 win core lokts in a pinch, probably not so much for the 6.5 yet.
I never thought that was a real problem until I was stationed in New York and had to find even .280 Remington for my hipster .280 Ackley Improved since all my ammo got left at home.

From a logical/ballistics standpoint I absolutely agree that 6.5 creedmoor is a more efficient, better overall cartridge though.

>>109886
Absolutely! 6.5CM is superior ballistically overall, but .308 Win has better logistics.

>>109888

In this coof environment, 6.5 creed has actually been easier to find for me.

.308 due to logistics. Also if you tire of the (308) rifle you have, you can ditch it and be more likely to get a different one in the same caliber and not need to ditch your ammo too. You can just transition easier.

>>109898
Is disassembly of a Grizzly any different than a regular 1911?

>>109900
No, it's exactly the same but the barrel bushing on this one is particularly stiff to rote. I have to hit it with something plastic to make it move.

>>109901
*rotate

>>109901
Do you try to remove the plug/recoil spring first before removing the slide, or the other way around?

>>109903
Plug and spring before the slide. But even when the plug and spring is out and the slide is removed when I try to take the barrel out and need to rotate the bushing to the other side it's still stiff in the slide. I dunno, maybe I have very weak fingers but I think the bushing is probably not OEM and is too tight in the slide or something.

>>109244
Yeah, it's mental over here on pistols. If I want anything remotely pistol shaped the "easiest" is something like a BP Colt Navy. :/

Yep. We get shafted on shooting gear. Hopefully the post Brexit trade deal will help... but I'm not holding my breath.

>>109147
Assuming it's made of the same shit as the old one it's illegal in my state because of some gay saturday night special laws but if I could I'd pick one up and leave it in a drawer somewhere for shits and giggles

>>109892
same day as the parts kits

>>109147
Want? Sure...maybe. I already have a Yeet Cannon G1 though, and I can't have a threaded barrel (cuck state), so I can't actually get the YC9.

>>109802
>Are you a doctor?
I am not. But you're clearly a proctologist for being such a pain in the ass.

>>109812
>let's completely ignore the effects of government policy on the blacks, and insist that the reason for their high crime rate is purely due to genetics
When you do that, anyone with an IQ above room temperature tunes out anything else you have to say, so please don't blurt out crap like that in relation to gun rights. We are already fighting an uphill battle, don't make it harder.

>>109859
Why does Baltimore look like Angola?

It's because blacks live there, it's not do to any fake racism. That is such a cope.

>>109859
Keep being in denial, you'll turn against gun owners the moment you get to virtue signal. You know that pretty much the only responsible gun owners that still respect the Constitution are white, and you hate us for this fact. Oh, there are only 2 genders as well.

>>109878
You're not my real father! You can't tell me what to do!

>>109839
Not really, no. Supply still hasn't caught up with the demand of two panics back to back.

My LGS is using Geiselle BCGs in their AR builds, simply because they can't find anything else that's less expensive right now.

>>109839
>cheaper than PSA
Why would you want to do that? I understand building a budget AR and all, but don't go bottom of the bargain barrel. You'll spend more time trying to fix QC issues than shooting reliably. At least go PSA CHF barrel with a carpenter steel MPI bolt.

PSA is tough to beat on price and in my experience they're definitely good enough.

When I bought the PBE AR Mk1 lower years ago, I went with a PSA lower parts kit. I very specifically recall the kit missing (or me losing, to be honest. It was my first AR and I was building it in my living room) one of the very small springs, either a trigger spring or the bolt release spring. I emailed them about it saying it was missing from the kit and they immediately emailed me a replacement, no questions asked. They paid 48 cents or whatever for a stamp to send me a part worth a penny without question. I felt pretty good about it and them and they've had my business ever since.

Delta Team Tactical out of Utah usually has atleast one kit in the $300 range, but for the prices PSA has now, Delta Team has kits that are fairly impressive.

I've built at least 20 guns between DTT and PSA.

I got a concealed carry license in Arkansas and let me tell you that you are worrying over nothing. Go to that Saturday firearms instruction course. It will mostly be helpful instructing you over the laws of where you can pack your heat and the general law of self-defense and when you can use deadly force. The actual target shooting (for me in Arkansas and Colorado) was pretty much a formality. Just hit the target a few times. Qualify with an automatic pistol because some states will restrict your carry to revolvers only if you bring a revolver.

>>109863
I don't like classrooms and formal instruction and am doing my best to avoid having to attend those right now especially in the wake of the pandemic, but thanks anyway.

The RPD is belt fed and feeds from the left side. The sights are of a standard AK pattern but with added windage controls. The ammunition belt is typically held in a steel drum attached to a bracket underneath the receiver. There is also a cleaning rod which runs across the left side of the receiver.

The belt for the RPD is in 2 50 round sections which attach in the middle. The 2 sections are non-disintegrating however and hangs off of the receiver. The belts are rolled up and place into the drum, the rattle from the loose rounds is very noticeable.

JRW M-60 Semi Auto Belt Fed:
Made by WGB in Canton Ohio, this rifle is like new with very low round count. The gun looks minty and is one of the best made M-60's you can own. This has one of the best triggers available in an M-60. This is a chance to own a truly well made gun set up to work and play with the best components available in a gun like this. https://www.gunsamerica.com/990581942/JRW-M-60-Semi-Auto-Belt-Fed-Semi-Auto.htm

Rumors of a semi-auto HK21 circle around...
Last time I priced just the parts for this you're looking at 20k and that's for semi auto.
Just the feed mechanism is a dick kicking $5k. https://hkparts.net/product/hk21e-feed-mechanism-complete-p584.htm
The 21 is so fucking neat but it was an answer to a question no one asked. The 21 didn't do anything someone else wasn't doing better or more local.
Shits and giggles I looked up Rock island auction and they sold a transferable one for 32k.
You're in luck otb has one in stock for 35k but it's the long boi so it will be another 3k to cut down that barrel. https://www.reddit.com/r/guns/comments/ffg1nk/i_see_people_posting_for_308_day_but_i_think_it/fjyg3mx/

- German HK21K with a Fleming sear in .308