that gun is ACCURATE

Field reports from ww2 say that the guy using it hated it bcs the drum kept making rattling noises

nah something is funky with the barrel on it. I have tried 3 different scopes, and none seem to be the trick so Imma try again with a better model this time.

so... a Saiga?

when I figured the damn thing out I was getting 1 moa at 100 yards

I don’t know id have to ask him.

russian sighting system is odd

OK WWII was a Thompson in 45ACP, probably rattled like an MF. But those drums were less likely to misfeed than the 5.56 drum mags are today.

fair enough

@ThiccSpicyGenderRevealParty My buddy got this m12ak

@Milkgamer55 yeah saiga is nice

@Bar to each their own, as I said I have both

@Bar gives me 150 rounds on my armor rig + gun

I test my stuff rigorously

Rigorously

Tesla AR: delayed multiple times, poor quality, can explode randomly, over-complicated, overpriced and the stock falls off randomly

.300 win mag on the bottom, fun gun

9mm left middle, right middle is 7.62x39

top 5.56

I bet you have a gun press

working on getting one lmao

Form 1 suppressors are easy to do

30 day wait instead of 6 month!

My buddy has a nice one and it’s worth getting if you do a lot of shooting

yes

also reloading

I'm getting a lathe

Have I mentioned I own a gun range???? I see drum mags come through here by the dozens and see them jam, misfeed and hang up regularly. 150 rounds is 5-30 round mags, I have an 6 mag pouch that takes the same space on my rig as a 60 or 100 round drum.

CNC hopefully

@Bar OH sweet, that's nice. the 150s are too big. or 100s, yes

but whatever works for you

but the 50-60 are reliable

I agree with you on the double ones are silly

very gimmicky

@Bar where is your range?

@Bar I'd love to visit

I'll just have to file a 5320.20 lol

or convert them back to pistols

the ones I can... MPX, I can't

My English was reading a short story and a person in the story used a 10 gauge double barreled shotgun and she goes what’s that? So I explained to the whole class what a 10 gauge was