Poll: Firearms F.A.Q. IRL Edition (read first post if you are entering thread for the first time)
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Doesn't that argument fall short if you consider that many countries without the right to bear arms probably have response times around the same, and they still kind of seem to do all right considering. And aren't screaming for right to bear arms.Stickyreiss said:
they are very different weapons with different applications. the P90 is chambered in 5.7x28mm and was designed as an extremely close range personal defense weapon. The ammunition is a proprietary design and is difficult to find, but has excellent ballistics and extremely flat trajectory. limited areas of use, but excels in those areas.tanithwolf said:
as you did not specify any particular derivative of the MP5 I will assume you mean the basic model.
the standard MP5 is chambered in 9mm and is designed to be a versatile close to medium range weapon, can be used in many different situations, but most times you can find a better weapon for a particular situation. the 9mm ammunition is plentiful and has decent ballistics. the strength of the MP5 lies in its ability to be used for many different applications (ex. MP5SD covert operations, MP5k close range PDW, sidearm, etc.)
I might can get a better pic for you in few minutes, It's not mine its my dads so I need his permission
"All hail the mighty ingram, may it's reflected glory illuminate us all, as it cooks off the rest of its mag."xDarc said:
Those are wacky and interesting, neat find.Stickyreiss said:not in person, feel like posting pics? on the topic of interesting shotguns check out this revolver action shotgun, Russian origin.AlexTheBucket2112 said:
Switzerland actually, Finland is third (USA>switzerland>Finland(?))Sgt Doom said:
The first country that comes to mind is the UK and they are too docile and politically correct to speak out, and crime is on the rise, here is an excerpt from my paper:MBergman said:
my paper said:
again, from my paper:educatedfool said:
my paper said:
This is the major difference between Finland and USA when it comes down to gun politics:Sgt Doom said:
In Finland there are 32 (according to other studies 56, but depends on what is considered a firearm, such as signalling flares) privately owned firearms per 100 civilians according to the Finnish Ministry of the Interior. Unlicensed firearms are estimated at around 1.5 per 100.
Firearms can only be obtained with an acquisition license, which can be applied for at the local police for a fee. A separate license is required for each individual firearm. According to law, the firearms must be stored in a locked space or otherwise locked, or with vital parts removed and separated.
They may be carried only when they are transported from their place of storage to the place of use (shooting range, hunting area or such). Even then they must be unloaded and concealed or kept in carrying pouches. Aside from law enforcement agents and military personnel, only security guards with closely defined working conditions, special training and a permit are allowed to carry a loaded gun in public places.
To obtain a firearms license, an individual must declare a valid reason to own a gun. Acceptable reasons include hunting, sports or hobby shooting. It is worth noticing that self- or home defence are not considered valid reasons. The applicant must provide evidence supporting the acquisition license application to prove that he or she is actually using firearms for the stated purpose(s).
Possession of destructive devices such as automatic weapons is generally not permitted. The Finnish Ministry of the Interior has discretion to license such devices to collectors, for motion picture production or exhibition use.
The firearms certificate may be cancelled if a person has committed any crimes (in addition to violent crimes, simple theft and traffic offences are also considered) or has broken certificate rules. Physical and mental problems or reckless behavior are solid grounds for canceling the certificate.
Possessing a firearm without a license is a punishable offence. The EU gun control directive is likely to outlaw firearm ownership for under 18-year olds.
I mean't to quote you before. So you'd get a notificationStickyreiss said:not in person, feel like posting pics? on the topic of interesting shotguns check out this revolver action shotgun, Russian origin.AlexTheBucket2112 said:
How do you like the Colt?
Now I must have a Revolving shotgun. I wonder if they make speedloaders for it?
Now I must have a Revolving shotgun. I wonder if they make speedloaders for it?
check this outStarke said:"All hail the mighty ingram, may it's reflected glory illuminate us all, as it cooks off the rest of its mag."
Users do not have the ability to transfer threads, if you believe there is a problem, you can message a moderator to have the thread moved.xDarc said:
That is interesting because based on what I had heard the P90 has less of a kick, thus making it better at medium range. And yes I did mean the basic model MP5.Stickyreiss said:
I have a 12 gauge pump made by a gunsmith somewhere. Not one of those big companies but by some guy in a shop by hand. I love it. Most beautiful gun I have ever seen with its ornate carvings and smooth action. Light as a feather too...which mean it kicks like a mule...but still a beauty. but i digress
O.T. would you happen to know the capacity of the widened m1911s the one with 2 stacks in mag? I have seen them before But i can't find any info about them.
O.T. would you happen to know the capacity of the widened m1911s the one with 2 stacks in mag? I have seen them before But i can't find any info about them.
very rare, expect to pay upwards of $3000 USDUltraParanoia said:
neitherthiosk said:
Vladimir Putin Kills people
Ah, now, Guns are a thing with me in a very specific way
I cannot stand, say, these prats:
(Note: I'm aware that's a Colt Combat, but I mean modern firearms in general)
THIS, on the other hand
To fire:
1) half-cock the hammer
2) pull out cartridge from satchel
3) bite off the tip and ball of the catridge, hold in mouth
4) put a smidge of powder on the pan, rest goes down the barrel
5) musketball and paper in mouth goes down the barrel
6) Draw ramrod, flip it the right way up
7) Slam ramrod down (don't pump it up and down like the 'tards from The Patrior), give it welly!
8) put ramrod back in its hoops. Slap it to make sure it's not accidently in the barrel (trick of the eye) and it rattles. If you fire and yoru ramrod's inside, it'll stick in an enemy and you'll have to ask nicely to get it back
9)Cock hammer
10)PRE-SENT!
11)FI-AH!
It's just a fun little thing to use
I cannot stand, say, these prats:
(Note: I'm aware that's a Colt Combat, but I mean modern firearms in general)
THIS, on the other hand
To fire:
1) half-cock the hammer
2) pull out cartridge from satchel
3) bite off the tip and ball of the catridge, hold in mouth
4) put a smidge of powder on the pan, rest goes down the barrel
5) musketball and paper in mouth goes down the barrel
6) Draw ramrod, flip it the right way up
7) Slam ramrod down (don't pump it up and down like the 'tards from The Patrior), give it welly!
8) put ramrod back in its hoops. Slap it to make sure it's not accidently in the barrel (trick of the eye) and it rattles. If you fire and yoru ramrod's inside, it'll stick in an enemy and you'll have to ask nicely to get it back
9)Cock hammer
10)PRE-SENT!
11)FI-AH!
It's just a fun little thing to use