.454 casull

Unf

@CC96 where are you getting 9x39? It doesn’t import into the US

I stock 5.56, .308, 9mm, .38 special, .357 magnum, 12 gauge, 20, and .410

.45 is the superior sidearm round for a shtf kinda scenario

Just for show

^^^^

^^^^^^ what this?

Pointing upward haha like I agree or nice!

Alright then

M61 Vulcan cannon on the back of a Toyota wtf <:Chad:466634561154056192>

WTF

on the back of a bike

DShK

@DJN your mask looks like a child's halloween one.

You can get the cool ones for cheap.

Where's the lie

@Fevs up your butt

<:Shrazi:466634561112113153>

Owo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCSySuemiHU

Lmao

I don’t know if this has been discussed in here before, but full-auto is hugely overrated. There are two uses for full-auto, and they’re closely related: suppression and intimidation. When there is something spraying large quantities of bullets at you, you don’t want to leave cover, and it can be pretty spooky. However, it’s a big waste of ammo. If you have a selective fire rifle with a full-auto option, use semi anyways. From what I understand, best practice is to use two shots of semi-auto at a single target. Full-auto causes a lot of drift due to recoil, which means most of your bullets are landing around the target, not on it. Two rapid semi-auto shots will be more likely to hit your target, and most likely kill it if you do hit it. If there is anyone with formal military training that can contradict me, please do, but the info I have is from someone in the military.

Semi auto or burst

@RedSunRises I am learning how to effectively use a Bolt Action Rifle.

Also...

My Wakizashi.

And I will post my Carcano upon getting it.

@CC96 are you one of those fat guys who slashes through waterbottles?

Nope. @Maxon

I am not nor will I ever be a fatty.

Do you wear a fedora while slashing waterbottles?

Just get a machete instead

@Maxon Lol. I don't even slash water bottles.

Right you slash melons

@Mr. Navarone Eh I will stick w/ that and I slash nothing.

The that being my Wakizashi.