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Rotary guns usually arent known for their tight spread

The rounds basically explode on impact, If you're semi close your target is gone

https://youtu.be/N60WtGC4ejo

I was just watching that vid

Granted it's a stationary target and the gun isn't flying but that's some pretty tight freaking grouping

Watch the second half when they light up a car

Yeah the moving hummer

That strafing was on point, I suppose you could argue the accuracy has to do with how good the pilot is.. but it's not the A10 or the GAU

> The A-10 is a minigun with a plane built around it
@AMERICANFREEDOM [CEO OF FREEDOM] It's not a minigun. It's a big ass seven barreled Gatling cannon

true

1. When Hitler first started his regime the first two things he did was take away guns from the people and abolish the police. 2. The democrats are trying to abolish the police and are having the authorities take away guns from citizens. Coincidence? I think not

Not quite the right channel for that but I definitely agree.

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@Slick Vic that would probably go in <#722683196373991506>

WW3

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discussion guys

should explosives like rpgs or m79s be allowed to be possessed by civilians in some circumstances

RPGs are harder to make an argument for

M79s on the other hand

Tbh the problem with something like an RPG7 or more modern reloadable ones is that they can have super fucked up warheads like thermobarics which take out parts of buildings

And I’m pretty sure you can own M79s because I saw a China Lake pump-action launcher on sale one time

I think you can get an m79, but you can't get the grenades

so you can get the gun

but not the ammo

huh

Nope, I'm wrong

ah okay

i was confused

"M79 grenade launchers are destructive devices, meaning you will need a $200 tax stamp and a months long approval and background check process to obtain one. However, as long as it is legal in your state, you can get them.

They’re not exactly easy to find. Not a whole lot were produced for the civilian market. I was only able to find one for sale, here at AUTOWEAPONS.COM

From what I can tell they typically cost about $5,000–10,000.

Explosive rounds are hard to come by and each individual one must be registered with an additional $200 stamp and background check. You can use buckshot/flechette/beehive rounds as well as smoke, flare, and chalk rounds without restriction, however.

A better option would be a 37mm replica. 37mm launchers are designed to shoot flares and thus aren’t considered weapons, and can be bought freely. The 37mm M79 replica, the TBL-37 (TBL-37 Top Break 37mm Flare Launcher Wood Stock) is kind of ugly and certainly not an exact replica, but it has much less regulation and is probably a lot cheaper, if you can find one. You can only legally shoot non-weapon rounds from it, though, such as flares or smoke. You can’t use any lethal rounds like buckshot or even nonlethal rounds like beanbags."

jeez

month long approval

but one shot big boom shotgun

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Yeah, I knew you could get the rounds because a guy I know who had one at one point and he’d reload his 40mm rounds

Well not exactly an M79 but it was a grenade launcher

Also, 10k for an NFA gun is pretty cheap

I’ve seen full auto lowers go for more

I was just thinking about loading your own.