It's a bayonet we helped them make

@[TDE] Smokie in your opinion, would it be better to keep my 10/22 loaded with hollow points or non hollow points for home defense? Hollow points really wouldn't be as effective as larger calibers since it's such a small bullet but I don't know if a normal bullet will over penetrate at all.

Idk tho

Pic of my AR

Non hollow points

They bounce around better inside a person's body.

I see. What about if it was a headshot? I've heard that hollow points send fragments into the brain leading to more damage

Still. Id use fmj

Hollow point you hunt with

Alrighty thanks

Np

@Deleted User mr president

It's a shame I just lost all these in a boating accident

R i p

Moment of silence

Is that a collon noir reference

@Downskated what an unfortunate accident, my friend...

@Mauler thanks for the help!

Np

Walther model 8 first variant made between 1920 and 1926 all original and matching serial numbers minus the grips and sear spring. Lost the sear spring during rebuild 😤

ok guys i need to make a choice and im having a really hard time

please help

yooo where can i get those awesome airsoft guns?

ar15 or lever action rifle?

@Innocentsmith S.C.A pretty sure the pic in here are real guns unless you see a orange tip

@Boneless Jungle Ham what you using the rifle for?

fun

and to protect myself

@GoCRAZY

AR platform then, do your homework before deciding on what you want, AR-15 and AR-10 common difference is 5.56x45 or 7.62x51 with variations to each platform, starting out I would say find an inexpensive AR15 chambered in 5.56 and learn the how to's of maintenance and get comfortable shooting it, then do your upgrading to more expensive gear when you figure out what you like... lever action is great for hunting or plinking around a lot of fun to shoot.

Just my opinion

If you get a levergun get a Henry

Or marlin if you want a 30-30

Does gun go pew

@Winnie37a yah i want a henry

There expensive but definitely worth it

They're

Any recommendations on a 9mm pistol? My dad wants one

Yep@Lucario go to a gun dealer and have him try a few brands, everyone is going to have preferences of their own tbh.. but I would settle on a price he's comfortable spending first and go from there.. lots of quality firearm makers out there just gotta find one you like

If I were to buy a gun as a beginner with no former experience, how should I go about doing it?