@RoflTank why the mk103 muzzle break always mounted at an angle

Recoil mitigation

magnified optics is more about glass clarity and repeatability of the turrets. most of your prism fixed power optics like the PA prism optics are really durable and built like tanks but don't have as good of glass as something like an ACOG.

. . .

What's it chambered in?

what not make the bolt left handed?

What if it was purple?

Then ya couldn't see it ya git

thanos glock

If the bolt was left handed all you’d have to do is show the other side of the gun
Duh

>tiny Mauser action pistol

I’m interested

9x25 Mauser export glock 98 when

the bolt should be left handed, then you dont have to turn the gun sideways to operate the bolt with your off hand

unless you're left handed but they dont matter

Ambidextrous master race shall use this pistol to great effect.

Does it come in .50 GI?

GI?

Or .45 GAP

whats .50 GI

Oh no

That's litteraly a shitty Tc contender

what are the advantages of a foregrip

resting the rifle, controlling muzzle rise, user comfort

more importantly, what are the advantages of a foregrip on a bolt action

Which kind of foregrip specifically

Oh

vert

Basically none

Not on bolt gund

Guns

why not

They have specialized stands for bolt gun shooting

I'll fucking hathcock stance

Bolt guns get more value out of a bipod

why

You'll be resting the bipod on something

You can change the feet on bipods to suit your AO. You can use rubber feet, spikes, or just legs

What would a good alternative to the word/name Mauser be in a fictional setting

First or last name?

as in the company

World war 2

Or ww1

both

Paul mauser was around for a while

Hell his company is still around they just don't sell here

Bipod reduces muzzle sway by keeping your arms from getting tired. A vert grip does nothing on a bolt action rifle because it's never going to still be climbing by the time you work the bolt. The function of a vert grip is to give you something to hold the muzzle down with during auto fire

>the virgin vert grip
>the Chad horizontal grip

Mauser is a quintessential German household name

And every last German name almost is associated with a weapons manufacturer

^

If you want to choose a name for a fictional arms manufacturer to parallel Mauser you need an incredibly German name that commands respect on it's own

Mauser is not an intimidating name on its own, it's the reputation that does so our context

I'd choose something regal probably

Like Gottlieb

Something with a real world parallel that isn't guns

(Gottlieb makes pinball machines)

I want the M tho

Moisin

No

MAC

Moroccan Arms Company

Mossler

Mann and create Mann co.

"Mann co. We sell products and get in fights."

Truly there is no greater slogan

Flavor of the day: USP45

I shot my MAK 90 for the first time today, put 160 rounds through it, very fun

It was also the first time in a while I actually shot for accuracy Will post targets when I get home

Drilling rifle that came in my local gunshop today.

It was nice

nice

Anyone want a RPD Receiver? 250 and shipping

DSA rpd?

🤔

could you source me a parts kit

Yes @Stubbs but you’d need a barrel but you can get a blank and get a gunsmith to finish it, also DSA has barrels

how much total is it with all the 922r

It’s a US made receiver tho

@Stubbs you could build it out for about 1200

still 922r whether its US made reciever or not

Go reread

It applies to *imported* firearms

This *firearm* is from Illinois

but youd be assembling a firearm from imported parts

the reciever is only one of those parts

The receiver is the firearm

If you feel the need, DSA makes parts

does being made on a US reciever exempt it, because thats still every other part importd

Yes

oh

It appears just the number of foreign parts contained is the big no

so even on a US reciever it appears that by having ~12 not US made parts, I would still need 2 more US made parts

my friend wants buttplug rpg where at

thanks b

right off the list DSA even states compliance parts

The frame, barrel, and three FCG parts