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Yes, handguard. No age issue, gun is brand new, or was lol. Adding an ultimak and magpul handguard tmrw.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
He probably means the handguard? If the laquering has washed away due to age it can be quite susceptible to heat.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarabandoHow?Quote:
Originally Posted by metacannibal
What should I shoot for the first time
Are you actually interested in shooting, or are you just going to go to a range and shoot a quick 50 rounds or so just so you can say you've shot a gun?
If its the first one, I'd recommend a bolt rifle with iron sights. Doesn't have to be bolt action, but I find whenever I've taken people to shoot for the first time that having to manually cycle the gun between each shot, leads to people putting a bit more effort into making sure they don't skimp on their stance, sight picture etc. It's also cheaper as ammo tends to last a bit longer. This will teach you more about actual shooting than anything else you can do on your first try tbh.
Second one? Anything that doesn't involve a flat range and a shotgun.
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Originally Posted by 56k Lagman
Just not a school
Mosin, obviously. This rifle should be ingrained into your brain comrade, for when the revolution comes!Quote:
Originally Posted by 56k Lagman
just don't be the second guy, otherwise you have to wait your turn ...Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRMosin, obviously. This rifle should be ingrained into your brain comrade, for when the revolution comes!Quote:
Originally Posted by 56k Lagman
I'd say join the cops and in 6-8 weeks you could probably whack a black guy, just make sure he's really black and not a mexican or smtn
If he was mexican he shouldn't of been there anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fara
No, don't. Shoot an intermediate caliber like a 5.56 or 7.62 x 39. Get good hearing protection. Once you get good habits, work your way up to high powered rifles.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRMosin, obviously. This rifle should be ingrained into your brain comrade, for when the revolution comes!Quote:
Originally Posted by 56k Lagman
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Originally Posted by RazoREnfield, obviously. This rifle should be ingrained into your brain chap, for when the colonization comes!Quote:
Originally Posted by 56k Lagman
FYP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elriche OshegoQuote:
Originally Posted by RazoRGarand, obviously. This rifle should be ingrained into your brain buddy, for when the freedom comes!Quote:
Originally Posted by 56k Lagman
first aid kits
https://67.media.tumblr.com/e9aa129c...ckio1_1280.jpg
Denel PAW-20 Neopup, now called the 'Inkunzi' (Bull)
http://i.imgur.com/07N8ini.jpg
Fires a 20x42mm cartridge,
http://i.imgur.com/AxBCGaB.jpg
It also comes in belt-fed,
http://i.imgur.com/Nel2j9z.jpg
and RWS,
http://i.imgur.com/vEX30ya.jpg
Lastly, a promotional video from 2011,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsBEQ-Pulvc
another small caliber handheld grenade launcher comedy
learning on other people's mistakes is hard
also belongs to the ordnance thread since it's 20mm+
I was thinking of starting with something like a ruger .22. Is there such thing as too small of a calibre to start out with?Quote:
Originally Posted by ccpl_fisherNo, don't. Shoot an intermediate caliber like a 5.56 or 7.62 x 39. Get good hearing protection. Once you get good habits, work your way up to high powered rifles.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRMosin, obviously. This rifle should be ingrained into your brain comrade, for when the revolution comes!Quote:
Originally Posted by 56k Lagman
Also Enfields look really nice but I'm not sure if it's a sign of progress that an Irish person could own one or if it's me being a chump by buying one
Nothing wrong at all with starting small, you won't develop a flinch and you'll actually be able to afford to shoot it. Ruger 10/22 is a great gun and cheap. A bolt action 22 is a good idea as well.
I thought lagman meant what to shoot at a range? Surely just buying something with no clue is a straight way to a disappointment.
Anything .22lr is basically a noobtube, there is little reason to get one for something other than training or sport.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MCM_pistol
Discussing gun choices for a person who has admitted they have never shot one before and dismisses noobtube. You can have a lot of fun with a 22L and it's a good, inexpensive way to learn.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR