Fun Fact: The M95 also has a conversion for Russian ammunition, who had them imported due to the lack of Mosin Nagants during ww1

I think

don't quote me

I'll confirm it. They made several variations for different ammunition for several countries.

Unfortunately Russia quickly discontinued it for mechanical purposes I skimmed through.

well, it is a large lever action

Its true

Other countries did that with many trade weapons

those guns technically are just stopgaps so its understandable that most countries simply ditched them as soon as they could

Or copied there mechanisms for leaps in Firearms tech

https://tenor.com/view/boy-kid-computer-thumbs-up-face-gif-9548945

What does that have to do with firearms?

scroll up to the that little info image of that rifle

and read the thread

I see now.

when you wanna see the whites of the enemy's eye with both eyes

why is this not called the M1911A2

maybe because it's not made or licensed by colt? Im not sure it that is a plausible reason though.

no

i believe it still is

I think its the colt m45

https://www.colt.com/detail-page/colt-cmc-marine-pistol-45-acp-brown-5-ns-rail-g10-grips-night-sights

Yeah it still is

I present to you: The Mosin Nagant flamethrower

pretty

Melts in your hands not in your mouth, Russian flamethrowers

Just looked some stuff up. I am still unsure, but I think the m45 is just the military designation of the 1911a2 with some minor changes to the gun. kind of like the m4 is still an ar15..?

The m45 has attatchment rails, that dont have to be on the 1911a2

what should I do to my 10/22

wdym? like updgrades?

yea

I think I want a sort of an ar setup

You can probably buy a pistol grip if you want and if you have a threaded barrel, you can probably find a wicked looked flash hider or muzzle brake.

ofc, get some 25rnd mags.

i found some 32 round mags ima get

and I was looking at the archangel ar stocl

I want a threaded barrel is there a good one for less than like 150$

probably not. you should not cheap out on barrels because if they are not properly heat treated, they can be incredibly dangerous. not to mention inaccurate.