The Gun Thread

I highly doubt any trans kids would ever come near my property. I am fairly confident everyone knows who has the gun range in my area.
they're some of the biggest shooters out there now
 
If you do I highly recommend getting a suppressor for it as well. You can pick up a sparrow 22 for about $300. I prefer the switchback 22 which is about $500 because it is so light but I have a sparrow 22 that works just fine as well
I don't think you can have those in Cali
 
If you do I highly recommend getting a suppressor for it as well. You can pick up a sparrow 22 for about $300. I prefer the switchback 22 which is about $500 because it is so light but I have a sparrow 22 that works just fine as well
California...

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I'm convinced that Jerry Miculek has Jedi training. The shit he can do is unreal.
Ya man I agree what that man can do with a wheel gun is phenomenal. 8 shots on 4 targets in just over 1 second. You seen that dude use moon clips? I shoot USPSA and he reloads his wheel gun faster than I can with a magazine and its not even close.
 

The H&K G11 - Tomorrow's Rifle, Yesterday's Budget​

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The G11 represents a peculiar Cold War tragedy: a rifle so technically advanced that it arrived exactly at the moment its creator could no longer afford it. Developed across two decades by a West German consortium and completed in 1990, this caseless-ammunition assault rifle was supposed to define NATO's second-generation infantry firepower. Instead, it vanished into H&K's Gray Room like a weapon from an alternate timeline that refused to happen.




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What made the G11 extraordinary was its ambition to weaponize precision. The rotating chamber design and integrated Hensoldt optics were engineered to exploit a fundamental advantage: three-round bursts fired at over 2,100 rpm, with recoil delayed until all rounds left the barrel.




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Hit probability doubled compared to the G3. The 4.73×33mm caseless round was half the weight of 5.56 NATO ammunition, allowing soldiers to carry significantly more firepower for the same load.




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Reunification killed it. I was in Berlin the week before the Wall fell, as a teenager. Little did I know that when the Berlin Wall fell, Germany's defense budget evaporated along with the justification for a radical high-tech new rifle.


Only roughly 1,000 units were ever built. The G11 remains what might have reshaped modern infantry combat, eternally grounded.




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For more images with the G11, check out The Heckler & Koch G11 Field Tested and Heckler & Koch's Gray Room – 2017-2018 Edition
 

Auto-Ordnance Unveils A Tommy Gun SBR​

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Auto-Ordnance has introduced the T1SB50DH, a semi-automatic short-barreled rifle built in the United States and chambered in .45 ACP. The firearm combines Prohibition-era styling with precision-machined construction, featuring a frame and receiver cut from solid steel with a blued finish. The overall length measures 35 inches with an unloaded weight of 12 pounds, so get ready to hit the gym before the range session.


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The barrel is a 10.5-inch finned design fitted with a traditional Cutts compensator, bringing the total barrel length to 12.5 inches. The rifle is styled with genuine American walnut furniture consisting of a fixed buttstock, ergonomic pistol grip, and horizontal forearm. Sighting equipment includes a blade front sight and an open adjustable rear sight. There’s no Picatinny rail in sight - how dare you!


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The T1SB50DH arrives equipped with both a 50-round drum and a 20-round stick magazine. Semi-automatic action fires .45 ACP ammunition. The T1SB50DH is available through Auto-Ordnance distribution channels.




Auto-Ordnance T1SB50DH Specifications:

  • Caliber: .45 ACP, semi-automatic
  • Barrel length: 10.5 inches (12.5 inches with Cutts compensator)
  • Overall length: 35 inches
  • Weight: 12 pounds
  • Receiver: Precision-machined solid steel, blued finish
  • Furniture: American walnut, fixed buttstock, pistol grip, horizontal forearm
  • Sights: Blade front, open adjustable rear
  • Magazines: 50-round drum and 20-round stick (compatible with both types)
  • SKU: T1SB50DH
  • Manufactured in the United States
  • Website: https://www.auto-ordnance.com/


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At last, the time has come to reveal the price. With an MSRP of $3,086, it sits quite high, but for those who even consider buying something that comes with a 50-round magazine of .45 ACP, sticker shock probably ceased being relevant several impulse purchases ago.
 

TFB Review: Benelli M2-G1 12 Gauge - Is This the Pinnacle of Tactical?​

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When it comes to tactical or home defense shotguns there is one name that is always seen at the top: Benelli. Whether it is the ergonomics, the reliability, or the near-legendary status that surrounds them, if you want a scattergun that can win a local competition and still effectively moonlight as your primary home defense option, Benelli is it. Now, we have this new announcement of the M2-G1. Must be better than ever, right? It doesn’t quite follow the same naming convention as prior models, but Benelli is touting on paper that it is their best yet… we’ll see about that. Let’s dive in and check out the all-new Benelli M2-G1 to see how it performs.
 

TFB Review: Benelli M2-G1 12 Gauge - Is This the Pinnacle of Tactical?​

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Benelli Might Have Made This Shotgun Too Good​


 
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