She came stock with a 3.5 pound single stage match trigger, polygonal rifling, 70 HRC A2 barrel, and a whole bunch of other little things

I remember IV8888 did a meltdown on a POF pistol and it PASSED the test

2700+ rounds without breaking

:0

)

Here for 1500 you can get shitty Norinko

https://youtu.be/7Id_soYaAm8

Gun girl.

Ooooh

Sop is nice

Very nice

That's a .22 right?

👌

btw this is "training" rifles

all firing pins have been cutted a little bit

and despite being 40 years old they all looks brand new

and feels.
brand-new AK isn't most pleasant gun to operate, mostly because of safety and dust cover

@HUNTER4639 yep!

Nice! I've seen some of those around. I only have a Ruger 10/22 rn though lol

To gain access to .22 rifle I need 5 years of smooth-bore shotgun ownership
I wish I have the same easy access as you guys

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/720484562400051201/727548560739926056/image0.jpg

Does anyone know what this is?

.22, old maybe over 100 years.

Looks like a pistol with a long barrel, single shot, no markings.

Asking for a friend, his dad gave it to him.

Could you get more detailed pictures and send them to me, I can most likely figure it out

Like any words or numbers

No markings?

Springfield, Remington?

I thought it might be a Stevens but after a bit of research they don’t have a gun that looks like that

The closest looking rifle I found is the Hamilton model 27

Thanks y’all, had to walk the dog.

This is basically a pistol with a long barrel. No markings, no numbers. Single shot.

Do you know how long the barrel is, that would narrow it down

It looks about 12-16 inches

My friend was told that this kind of gun could be purchased from vending machines 100 years ago. Other that that we don’t know much.

Hang on looking with a flashlight

It’s called a Hamilton. Number 31