I'm just taking the piss in general

if it was personal, it would be far worse

@TheMousez I hunt with a recurve. Until gun season at least.

Do you air or do instinct shooting?

Aim*

@wlightnin41 i used to instinct. But haven't used a bow in years. So sight till i can not suck ass again

🤷‍♂️ Don't know what to say, you can see my spare mags that have real bullets. Shall I take a video the next time I go to the range to prove it's real?

@SilverWolf ignore the haters. They're jelly

@SilverWolf he just fucks with people, don't mind him

Yeah I'm going to have some sort of foregrip and a red dot sight. But, I'm in Kansas, no riots anywhere near me, not much need for one

I just got my gun license in nj the other day, now loads of research on what gun(s) gun safes how to maintain and keep in good condition, then the range... reviews put a good riffle 800-1200 bit more for better scope...sound about right?

You could build an AR for possibly cheaper

I guess shit might be more expensive in NJ

@jday1516 get a Smith and Wesson M&P 15 version 2

Got mine for 400. Then bought a .22 conversion for 150. I can shoot 3 ammo types from 1 gun

Love it

I've got a scope, NVM, and back up 45 degree canted iron sights

I plan on doing a lot of camping late winter early spring

Finally got to shoot my gun for the first time (I've shot plenty of guns before, but not my AR)

Ammos expensive, don't blame you.

Fully-semi-single-shot-matic High-Capacity (1) Assault-Style (by standards of 1920) rimfire .22LR (which is basically .223, so basically 5.56 so military spec)

Yo, that's actually really sick mate@Thirsty_Fox

Thanks! They were made in Canada by a company called Cooey from 1919. He made the rifles for the 1924 Canadian olympic team and participated in Trap (got Silver). They started with single shots, then repeater bolt-actions and break-action shotguns. Last model was a semi-auto. Whole operation bought out by Winchester in the 60s, then later by Savage, who also bought the Canadian arms manufacturer Lakefield. Savage still makes the semi-auto (model 64).

Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

Love gun history

There's not much to Canadian firearm history but that's probably the biggest one. Some of the Cooeys would be known in the US as "Sure Shot" that were sold at Simpson's in the states.

Slav as fuck

I was gonna say more like lazy as fuck but that's the same thing you said

For any of you survival guys. I got the mora kansbol a while back, I have to say it’s a fantastic affordable knife if you’re in the market.

And I’m always in the market for a new knife

Moras are great, although I always have to reprofile and sharpen the blade.... they come pretty blunt in my experience. The handles are so good, though, and the steel is great.

but I'm more into Swiss Army Knives for the most part (and a few fixed-blades and misc folders). I find I need the utility of the other tools far more often than a knife

My moras have been shaving sharp, latest one was hair poppin. I carry a leather man slot of the time, but don’t want to skin and process a deer with a 3 inch blade.

Unless it’s my tiny boker skinner. Love that tiny thing

the Mora Companion and Basic stainless are excellent. The grips fit my hand perfectly. My only complaint is that there's a small gap between the blade and handle on either side with the basic... I want to fill it somehow because I don't want water or food to get in along there

I am gonna be buying a bunch of camping gear this winter for spring camping

As a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife collector, I highly recommend anyone interested to look at the Farmer X model. It's by far my favorite for outdoors/camping use as the tools are much thicker and tougher than the plastic scaled models.

The late Gen. Chuck Yeager recently passed away. Apart from being well known for his history-making in the world of flight, being the first pilot to break the sound barrier in flight, he was also a big outdoorsman who regularly did weeks-long camping and fishing trips. He was known to carry only his Victorinox Executive for these trips as his knife.

@🅱øg Wizard are you planning to be hiking very far with it? Or close to a vehicle?