Can't you buy euro guns tho

Why not become a gunsmith in europe

Like Austrian ones

There's quite a few manufactures there

2. H1-B visa

But there are homeless and drug users everywhere

which is usually taken by indians

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Gotta love guns

O I D O Y O U H A V E A L O I C E N S E F O R T H A T

Better than just having a butter knife

@Cringe Worthy I'd wanna move somewhere like

semi rural

@Sdeck37 same reason as here probably, its a lot of costly training and non transferable skills with a competitive job market and not many openings.

@pie the innocent we can, very expensive for an eastern european

@xxxxx let me see your hands

I want to move to Texas. Or somewhere Nice. I just want a home somewhat close to people but I also want a large field to myself

See if they're good for gunsmithing

@Sdeck37 we can only shoot them at licensed ranges, so I couldn't make and test my own prototypes for my own use. Like gimmicky, electrically reloading black powder revolvers and shit

@Matthew weird question but in a sec

@Cringe Worthy same

I'd want a semi underground home

if it would be desert, I would probably do something like earthbags

Inb4 shipping containers

God No

@johnfrum I wouldn't be so sure of a competitive market, the Rheinmetall "War" department is basically looking 365days a year for engineers here. Though those are mostly tanks and everything land vehicle

Who would win one metal container boi or 1 foot of dirt

The truth may surprise you

@Matthew those are terrible

But it's not easy to build a wooden house in the fucking desert, nor a clay one onless one pays a lot for transport

What are some good accessories?

that's why there's a shitton of trailers

Yeah Yeah let's see those hands. We're deciding your fate

I already bought a sling but I have to wait a month for that shit to arrive

FUCK

When it comes to guns

It's tough to take pics with an ipad of my own hands

Just take them one by one

it ran out of juice

ffs

Unless you're a Crab boi, we only need a pic of one hand, not both