I wish

Oh

I now feel old

It’s cool that you want to serve

Did you have 8 guns when you was 15?😂

I might join the coast guard

No

Be a gunners mate and work on the 9mms and the cannons

Gonna spend big $ sometime soon on a 6.5

Maybe 2k💀

My best friends are coasties

That’s would be cool, to work on the guns and stuff

Cool

My gal did 5yr USN

Only if they were still using berettas 😭

Have you seen the vids of boot camp for the coast guard

Me 6yr USMC, 3 tours

03 to 09

Thank you

It’s insane enough to break you down into the perfect person

I don’t like water that much so I’m good

I gtg

✌️

alright bye

It's a mixed bag u could get m9 or the newer M18 MHS

Hey imma leave gotta sleep so good bye I enjoyed this chat

Y’all are so positive and that is just what this country needs rn and that is just the kinda conversation I needed rn positive

Alright gn

Ngl

Gn

Ignore the human and focus on the loveliness

All of them if it's worded correctly. We need to inform them of that major mechanism that makes the firearm operate so smoothly and efficiently!

Got the compact and upgraded to a centurion. It's a great gun for the price in my humble opinion. Plus even with high quality night sights it's less than a glock

I have an airsoft m4a1 and I like the trigger.. Is there a way to measure that trigger pull and seen if theres a way to put it on an real m4? Asking for a friend

I assume its gbb if you like the trigger?

cause most electric airsoft guns I have used feel mushy as hell with no break whatsoever unless they have been modified by a very skilled tech.

I dont think you can put it in a real gun, because if its a gbb, the hammer is a lot lighter than a real gun's. besides, it's probably a different design too. most manufacturers deliberately design their lower receivers for airsoft m4s to be incompatible with reel-steel fire-control mechs, and vice versa.

if you want to measure it though, they have scales for triggers you can buy. alternatively, get a fish scale and make sure it's calibrated properly.

the third and most common method I see to "measure" trigger poundage is to grab one of those old scales you stand on, push down with your finger to get a feel for pounds 2-10, and then pull the trigger and guess which it feels closest too. <:KEK:726877368601411624>

woah

@Winnie37a you asked if .350 legend was a rare bullet last night, yes it is. I looked for so long. Seems like everyone is completely out of the .350 legend.