>>3992
Yeah, I know. But it's a .177 cal air rifle.

>>4003
Forgot pic.
Crosman G1 Extreme in .177 cal @ 1000 FPS. 3-9X32mm scope.

oh god how did I get here? I'm not good with the internets.

>>3425

The 300 savage handles that problem by being ultra badass.

hand down best gun would be an m4 if i was deployed thats what i would buy

>>3700
Your point being…?

I never said Republicans don't start wars. What I said (go ahead and re-read) is that Republicans start wars for economic reasons. Bush got into Iraq and Afghanistan for money. And those conflicts have done a lot of good for Halliburton etc. And Bush did do his best to limit casualties because every dead U.S. soldier was ammunition for his political enemies.

>>3701

cost benefit analysis? I think anyone not working for Haliburton or Blackwater would agree that the benefits have not been worth the cost in either case

>>3712

But they aren't the ones doing the analysis, are they?

>>3699

Protip: Join the Marines you may get sent in first but you will be better trained and armed!

that whole sites a troll, good sales gimmicks, now don't get me wrong, im sure they'd kill someone, but most there shit is bullshit and overpriced.
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>>3952
So do I, I'd rather have something more classy tho.

Not only are Angelsword swords rediciloulsy overpriced, the whole hype generated around them is pseudoscientific bullcrap.

Angelsword sword are pretty much anathema with the European sword community.

>I went to the Texas Renaissance Fair...
>Texas Renaissance Fair...

>>3963 >Angelsword sword are pretty much anathema with the European sword community.
Fuck yeah! European swords!
I got me a 17th century Baskethilt yo!
And a 13th sword and buckler on the way! :D

>>4076

Dood Renfest is bad ass.. I can't wait for Celtic Xmas!!!

>" It was stolen and you did not reclaim you and your family's honor? Go die."

Believe me, I raised hell about it! I wouldn't let anyone leave the bar until I was certain none of them had it. Whoever took it was long gone, and I couldn't report it because I was drinking and carrying a firearm (albeit a non-working one) at age 20. It was my own stupid fault for having it with me anyway.

>>4020

Why would you bring a non-firing gun with you anywhere? Not only does it look like a gun, but it does not work; that could only cause trouble. Maybe you should gather some common sense before you buy another fake gun.

>"Why would you bring a non-firing gun with you anywhere? Not only does it look like a gun, but it does not work; that could only cause trouble. Maybe you should gather some common sense before you buy another fake gun."

I was wearing it with a Halloween costume. It was my own dumb fault to leave it with a very stupid friend when I went to the bathroom. Did you read any of this? I want a gun for TWIRLING! Ya know, that totally useless but neat looking thing that nobody in their right mind would use in a serious situation? I make movies man, calm the fuck down. I would never be so foolish as to brandish a fake gun as a serious weapon.

>>4082

Why couldn't you take it to the bathroom?

I'm aware you want a gun for twirling, which shouldn't be done with a real gun, especially a collectors item.

I didn't know you were in costume while wearing the gun, I had to assume you were a total tard and were just carrying around a fake gun to be cool.

>"Why couldn't you take it to the bathroom?"

I had already tried. I couldn't piss without un-doing where the gun was holstered. There was no place close to set it in the bathroom. I didn't want it stolen from me while I was immobile and relieving myself on the other side of the bathroom... It still saddens me to think about what might have happened to it.

>>4012

I guess I'll have to spell it out for you because you're obviously slow.

The Hughes Amendment AMENDED the FOPA. The FOPA was an amendment of the GCA. The GCA was an extension of the NFA. They ALL base their existence on the NFA, AND THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE TO THE NFA. But just because a law hasn't been declared unconstitutional yet doesn't mean it is constitutional.

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>>4014

>Hughes Amendment
>Firearm Owners' Protection Act of 1986

What part of this don't you understand? I'm going to bump this time to show how stupid you are.

>>4033
lern2english lern2law

I'll repeat for you:

> The Hughes Amendment AMENDED the FOPA. The FOPA was an amendment of the GCA. The GCA was an extension of the NFA. They ALL base their existence on the NFA, AND THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE TO THE NFA.

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>>4039

>The FOPA was an amendment of the GCA.

Once again, no it didn't. It amended the BATFE's powers. By the way, you're still arguing against the NFA, which still isn't the Hughes Amendment. You could gain a great deal if you had some reading comprehension.
Also, want to show me which court case overtuned it, or are you still going to try and strawman the entire thread?

>>4061

> Once again, no it didn't.

Yes. It did.

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firearm_Owners_Protection_Act
> The Firearm Owners' Protection Act (FOPA), Pub. L. No. 99-308, 100 Stat. 449 (May 19, 1986), codified at 18 U.S.C. § 921 et seq., is a United States federal law that revised many statutes in the Gun Control Act of 1968.

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>>4075
it shoots through schools

>>4072

>The m16 and ak47 are not battle rifles, they use intermediate rounds, etc
>battle rifles [citation needed]

>>4077

oh god I loved that movie

>>4075

Thompson Center Encore

DICKS EVERYWHERE

>>4057
Faster opening with folders, quick strikes to the eyes/throat/dick, etc.

>>4059
How much faster does it have to be? click I'm already fucking done.

>>4057
I'm guessing you'd use it on softer bits where you don't need force so much as speed.

>please note that my experience with knives is limited to cooking and whittling.

>>4063
I've sawed through a three inch thick branch with my everyday carry Smith & Wesson PowerGlide (spear point). It's sharp, strong, and badass. Works for me.

go to /k/ FUCKERS

>>4021
it's only been a few people arguing.
also, in my defense, when you're in a tank with group of survivors you aren't going to find yourself in a situation where you're surrounded with only two pistols. all you need are one or two pistols for when you do stop to restock on supplies, and a sniper to pick off zombies with when you're riding around, and even when you're stopped someone can use it for cover, because not only would somebody be guarding the sniper, but zombies can't really climb on tanks.

i chose the Taurus PT92 pistol and the Dragunov SVD because they're awesome, not because they're better or worse than any other gun. i'm sure there are better guns, but i like those anyway.

radical

Sorry, I came up with small a revision

Sorry i made a revision

Despite the underage arguing over guns based on information gained through videogames, this thread makes me think that next month's Wildcard should be /zday/.

>>3826
/thread

>>3855

>explained to me why we held the knife with the blade up when stabbing

got this far, apparently his sensei stabs people

>>3794

>sensei

ITT: Apparently there are no fucking sensei anywhere in the world and OP completely made up the term.

>>4047
Remember: if you want to be respectful to your teacher, do it in AMERICAN because this is AMERICA.

I'll admit that the AK is more durable, but it's made out of fucking wood. What is this shit the 17th century?

>>3990
Actually >>3968 is right. While he AK derivatives is termed more "rugged" and reliable it jams about as much as the M16 does. Usually resulting from shitty upkeep and sustained automatic fire. However the AK derivatives are usually easier to clear the jam.

Type 81 > All that old slavshit.

>>3962

Doesnt it just make you pissed how many people here obviously don't know shit other than what they learned in their "totally badass FPS games"?

Owning both the civilian version of the AK47 and an AR15, I can personally attest that both guns operate remarkably under proper circumstances. Keep them clean, use the proper ammunition, and don't modify the internals in any way and both guns will shoot thousands of rounds without a common jam up. Both are remarkably accurate to well over 100 yards, which is more than enough for game.

>>4025
The AR15 is more accurate when compared to the fully automatic AK47.

That looks ridiculous! Why would you even want your AR to look like that? It is probably not considered pistol grip, that is, if the regular AR stock isn't banned.

My advice:
Get a normal stock, unless you want to be laughed at

That is called a U-15 stock and it's only users are California residents who want to legally shoot an AR-15 using pre-ban "high capacity" magazines. Two other options are the "MonsterMan grip" and "Solar Tactical grip wrap"

The vast majority of AR-15's in California look cosmetically identical to every other state's. Pic related.

You have to fix your 10 magazine with a "bullet button" or "Raddlock" magazine lock. Then you can have all the pistol grips and flash hiders you want.