GUNS!!!!!!!!

[exsparky]

He is not as dumb as wooley asking for a 22 with a silencer on here for 3 pages.


Its a transferable class 3 gun with a $200 stamp.

[Cisco Kid]

You keep thinking defence.

[Thaleia]

Can I assume the 2A folks are planning to fight back against tyranny or

[altacoup]

Nope. They’ll be the new brown shirts

[irul&ublo]

Oliver’s Army


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[leroy jenkins]

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https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb25-00 Looks like no more semi auto anything in Colorado if this passes. Just like cigarettes the rules keep getting added until there isn&#39;t anything left.

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This law isn&#39;t really even about gun either is the horrible part, there is a part of it that allows for the Colorado AG to change the law at will after it passes. That is not a legal precedent any of the anti gun people should want if they think gubment is all trustworthy and whatnots.&nbsp;</p>

[leroy jenkins]

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Nothing specific to firearms. FFL should actually help because he has to have record of when he sold your guns. But I don&rsquo;t think anything about this is unique to firearms. Did you sign a contract for consignment? You could call a lawyer and see if you can threaten his FFL? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Other machine pistols, Berreta 92, made in the 80s for the Italian military who decided it was stupidly impractial. Broomhandle mausers are, although very rare, and correct me if I&#39;m wrong someone, the only full auto you can legally own with a c/r license and not have to go through the nfa? I might have that confused, the full auto ones might be NFA but you don&#39;t need an NFA dealer, just your own c/r.&nbsp;</p>
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Broomhandle mausers are already expensive though and the full auto ones, especially with the wooden shoulder stock/holster are unobtanium rare.&nbsp;</p>
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Dillinger also had a modified full auto 1911, with a tommy gun forward grip welded to the front and extended mags.&nbsp;</p>

[highangle]

Put a Witt Machine clamp-on brake on my T3 Lite 300wsm. Just not enough meat on that barrel to consider threading. Followed the online instructions, and measured the bore and 1.5 inch back with a digital micrometer. Stainless brake arrived 2 weeks later with my measurements stamped on the bottom.
Put the rifle in a vise and leveled it in X&Y, and put a level on the brake. Brake went on easy with the 4 screws all the way out. Didn't bother with a torque wrench, just loaded the screws up with what felt like 15in/lbs while keeping the rifle & brake level [like a scope mount].
Took 4 passes torquing up the screws before they stayed torqued, then 5 min later I made sure they were all reefed down to refusal while the loctite was still wet.

Brought the recoil from something like a 3" 12ga 2 1/4 oz max dram turkey round in a light gun to something like a M700 BDL .243 with 100gr Siroccos. Different rifle entirely.


Sight-in at 28yds, I saw my 2nd shot punch paper and clicked over to it [Maven CRS3 4-20x]. 3rd shot out the diamond, saw it too. Went ahead and zeroed the scope indexes, knew I wasn't going to get it any better.
100yds, .316 group* from Norma Bondstrike 180gr [3084fps, .61bc]. 8clicks down = punched-out bullseye of 1-inch target spot.
302yds, 1.08* inch group, less than an inch low with scope dialed to zero. Some heat monkeys. Takes 20min to shoot a group, since a thin Lite barrel will heat up if you shoot 2 of those +3000fps rounds in 5 minutes. But holyfuckingshit, ofsetting errors ftw.


Went to bed with the smug satisfied feeling of a man who knows his beanfield rifle is gnats like a fucking laser.





*Measurement: outside-outside of max spread minus .308

[exsparky]

How many "heat monkeys"?

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Slight, but noticeable when the 8fps zero-value breeze laid down. It was sunny and about 40f.

Have an aftermarket spring [I forget the brand], trigger is a little scary. Maybe 2lbs, prob a little less. Like breaking a tiny glass rod. Tikkas/Sakos have fantastic triggers, the firing pin prob jangles the rifle more than the trigger pull.