>>109954
Gen 1's gas system was adjusted by replacing a part in the gas system for a "normal" and "suppressed" setting. The gen 2 simply has a selector for each setting.

For when the shit hits the fan. Just needs rail grips.

Freedom is best faction. Smoke weed every day. Advertise more to get more posters.

How well does it shoot compared to a traditional AR?

>>109929
Sport yes, hunting no. UK NRA is litterally beardy guys that just want to shoot .303 Lee Enfields, black rifles be damned.

Bearing in mind I'm approaching with this with an American mindset, and don't know how ammunition cost or availability is for you, but would a .300 Win mag save some headache? Aside from the absolute dinosaur raping 250 grainers it's in the league if not surpassing .300 H&H and here at least the ammunition is far more available.

Don't get me wrong. I'm into the goofy oddball shit like .35 Whelen and .338-06 and I think .300 H&H is a classic cartridge, I just don't know if you have reloading capability and here at least the brass is far, far more available for a .300 Win.

>>109919
Why not a Ruger No. 1?

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/889571223

$1500 is cheaper than the case the H&H comes in lol.

>>109957
.300 Win Mag has about 10% more case capacity than .300 H&H, and when .300 Win Mag was introduced, SAAMI mysteriously neutered the fuck out of .300 H&H max pressures, cutting them down to 54,000 PSI, while allowing 64,000 PSI for .300 Win Mag. At equal pressures, there was, bullet weight for bullet weight, maybe a 50-100 ft/sec velocity difference, if that.

Those who have spent the last few years watching SAAMI approve ever-higher max pressures for .357 SIG--currently it's higher than the max allowable pressure for 10mm--recognize a similar pattern here, and guess that money is changing hands.

>>109995
Those who have spent the last few years watching SAAMI approve ever-higher max pressures for .357 SIG--currently it's higher than the max allowable pressure for 10mm--recognize a similar pattern here, and guess that money is changing hands.
I learned something today.

Cool!

>>109971
Gotta stock up beforehand man.

>>109974
I did. I bought a shitload of ammo in 2019 when prices were down.

(But it's neva enuf.)

Yep still alive just slow. I've been too busy to drop everything else to do more full retard gun builds lately. To stoic/apathetic to talk shit to you faggits.

>>109975
I've been selling my stash off at cost to friends and family. It's worth it to be able to say "I told you so! :DDDDD" as I do so. :)

>>109980
*"Selling off" = selling 10-20% of it to them, then keeping the rest to shoot with.

This too shall pass.

6,385.00 CHF (Swiss Francs) = 6,795.52 USD.
Seems a tad pricy, even for the Swiss.

Korth National Standard und Korth Super Sport in .38 Special/.357 Magnum und Wechselsystem auf 9x19mm
https://www.all4shooters.com/de/Zeitschriften/CALIBER-im-Web/Archiv/Inhalt-caliber-06-2016/

It's dangerous to go out alone. Take this.
Korth Sky Marshal 9x19mm Kompaktrevolver

9mm Sky Hawk.

Nighthawk Custom at SHOT Show 2017
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2017/01/jeremy-s/nighthawk-custom-shot-show-2017/

>>109714
1. obtain cheap 12 gauge skeet loads with one ounce lead shot in bulk
2. pry open crimps, pour shot into lead melting pot
3. cast in .662" diameter roundball mold, making one ounce slugs
4. drop slug into shotcup, cutting off shotcup petals if necessary for fit
5. corrugated cardboard spacers over top of slug to hold it in place may help consistency of ignition
6. re-crimp
7. ??????
8. PROFIT!

This will not be a full power load, obviously, and may not operate a semiauto shotgun, though if you have the ability to disassemble and reassemble shotgun shells, and access to appropriate powders and a powder measure, there's plenty of load data out there.

https://web.archive.org/web/20150330232334/https://leeprecision.com/cgi-data/instruct/SM%203529.pdf

Round ball shot from a smoothbore barrel like the typical shotgun may or may not give decent accuracy, depending on what you're going to do. Rule of thumb with these is that if you can get five to stay into 4" or 5" at fifty yards, that's good enough for whitetail deer in heavy brush country. Rule of thumb is 7" to 10"+ groups at fifty yards until you find the recipe the gun likes, if it likes any of them.

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Yep there's all sorts of ways of doing cheap slugs but no way to get Federal 1oz Magnum 2 3/4" slugs for cheap. Even my wholesale cost up here is just bullshit. No matter, I picked up some full brass shells a while ago and I want to see if I can get this thing to cycle homebuilt gyrojet rounds with a stiff "booster" to get it out the barrel.

>weird shit stuffed down big 'oles
Some of you might remember that time I made taste the rainbow a supersonic reality. Cheap slug-like things go without saying, there's wax slugs, cut shells, birdshot "replacement", and literally Taefloedermoaus or whatever the fuck he's called on youtube, if it fits he's sent it.

>>109718
No doubt if that story is true they were using worn out or stolen ball bearings, but the idea of using a precision ground steel bearing because it's cheaper than a cast piece of lead is hilarious.

>>109474
Not a bootleg gun as such, that's the "FN-P90" from Spawn. I remember it being for sale probably about a decade ago and being fairly cheap since it's so hideous, but it is actually a transferable MAC.

>carry one on duty
If it's a private organization, sure that's not a bad qualification test. I don't have much of a comment on government officials being armed.

>to weed out people who do not have their shit together and should not be allowed to touch a firearm
SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED.

>>109945
I like to use the scoring key as the target.

Strictly speaking yes, but it's negligible compared to the action of the host gun. Really a non-concern.

In case this is you: One thing a lot of guys do when first getting into silencers is seeking the MOST QUIET, MINIMUM dB. Then they get their can and realize 130dB is still pretty loud and realize they can only take their ear protection off when they're shooting alone and outdoors, so they go for something shorter, lighter and a smidge louder. Or maybe something more versatile but less super-duper quiet on the one intended caliber.

That is just one of the many reasons the Dead Air Odessa 9 is my favorite so far.

>>109606
See the Mateba, which is from the same designer.

>>109606
Everyone's favorite space revolver. I picked one up but the (adjustable) sights are WAY the fuck off. And it broke from dry firing.

(So if you dry fire, use snap caps.)

>>109608
what movie is that

>>109927
Total Recall (2012)

>>109605
Agreed, loctite should do the trick. Maybe you should try banging it against something until it deforms slightly if it keeps happening