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Well do you want a fighting / utility knife or something in autism steel that's like $600 that you'll never use?
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A fighting knife. Double edged. Fixed. Long thin and pointy. So a bayonet, dagger, or spear knife hybrid.
Getting out a side arm is faster then reloadingGet a Glock and think of it as ranged stiletto.
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- 25 de Jun, 2020
Like I said, Benchmade SOCP. I have the full size on my plate carrier and I have the mini on my belt. If you actually know how to use it, it's an incredible little dagger for a decent price.
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I'm bias but no one makes a better dagger than applegate skyes boker. I'll not power level too hard but A I have a fencing back round, and related to someone who taught with Rex, I'm still no where as cool as a few posters here. You need to know how to use it or it's a waste and get a basic bitch (but good) glock knife.
Also in great news, I have piles of 8mm and saw how to form it to 7.7 jap, so I can start using my type 99 again.
Also in great news, I have piles of 8mm and saw how to form it to 7.7 jap, so I can start using my type 99 again.
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- 6 de Mayo, 2020
Get a Glock Field Knife, they're utilitarian and unkillable. It may be possible to use it as a spear too, I never took the butt cap off. I wouldn't bother with double edge as unless you're an expert martial artist it's only a liability.
If you want something more, uh, potent, check out the Ka-Bar Becker BK9.
Edit: If you absolutely must have a dagger and it's not a Fairbairn-Sykes/Applegate-Fairbairn fighting knife or a Gerber Mk. II, check out the Ka-Bar Ek Model 4.
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Best drop in trigger group for an MCX?
I'd ask /k/ but they're 90% no guns and redditors these days
I'd ask /k/ but they're 90% no guns and redditors these days
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- 25 de Jun, 2020
Geiselle makes a SSA for it, I'd get that.
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- 29 de Sep, 2016
See, someone told me Geiselle's don't work in MCX's, and I should have researched it instead of taking their word for it. Thanks, dude
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- 25 de Jun, 2020
They make some specifically for the MCX so that person probably just didn't know. You're welcome.
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- 10 de Nov, 2019
Anyone have a clue as to where I can get a Ruger Ranch Rifle in 7.62x39? I've been looking all over and all I can find in stock are in Canada. Can I order from there? How would that work.
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If you’re looking for 7.62x39 bolt actions, CZ makes a fantastic one
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- 10 de Nov, 2019
Yes I'm definitely transitioning to 7.62 since I got the m70 and m92. With prices getting down to almost 38 cents a round I'm comfortable forsaking 5.56 moving forward.
Thank you for the info.
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- 28 de Feb, 2020
Gunbroker has a few, but it looks like the going rate is $900-$1000. I think I’ve read it’s near impossible to get a gun or ammo down here from Canada, but maybe someone here knows for sure.
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- 10 de Nov, 2019
Yeah the msrp a few years ago was 450 and the reviews were great. I'm not paying some faggot double market for a bolt gun tho.
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- 12 de Jul, 2015
Get used to it, the run on guns due to pandemic and riot panic is going to up the market value by quite a bit. The CZ new will run you about 800 bucks but CZ is a high quality manufacturer. That rifle will last you forever.
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- 10 de Nov, 2019
I have a scorpion and p10 so I understand CZ is worth the sticker price unlike say HK
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- 24 de Jun, 2020
Ah, the home board to which I can never return, thanks to all this boogaloo faggotry going mainstream.
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- 12 de Jul, 2015
The Czechs have been making guns since the 1400s so they could kill Austrians better, if I trust any manufacturer it’s CZ.
EDIT: Other manufacturers people sleep on are Howa. Howa is a very good Japanese company that did and does a fuckload of arms manufacturing for the JSDF.
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- 24 de Jun, 2020
Only problem I've ever had with my 75B is that the firing pin retaining pin will get chewed up if you dry fire it too much. I had to replace it and now put a rubber O-ring between the firing pin and the hammer when dry firing.