Message from @Darn
Discord ID: 542028100192436234
your phone is dumb
Coonan is restructuring
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Clicking the Coonan website takes you to a pill website
the domain is still up on pc
3rd pattern liner and shell both dated '44
What size?
lemme check
I'm working as a fence for this guy
it's gonna cost you a fair ammount
@Frostbite standard sized
m1 liner
It’s missing something
The most important part of any helmet
@Reichtangle where u get your pads?
Been looking for a set like those for a while
Not my bucket
That’s my mate in sandland’s
He’s a nasty girl I think they’re issued
Hello friends, I've recently acquired a firearm license and I would like to get into recreational shooting. I am open to recommendations on my first ever firearm and I would appreciate your inputs.
@Darn australian?
I am canadian
fucking leaf
I understand that Canada have more strict policies on civilians owning firearms and I would like to know if there are other Canadians that could share their experiences with owning, obtaining, and maintaining their firearms
k
Just get a garbage rod or some shit
What is a garbage rod
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Thank you for your input
@Darn I'll give a serious answer. Garbage rod is slang for a Mosin Nagant. Barring that, I suggest an SKS or an SVT, as I understand you Leaves have reasonably priced SVTs. If none of those sound good, Norinco makes an M14 copy for the Canadian civvie market.
Nasty Eastern Block shit is very cheap up here. My first SKS cost $100
From a gun store no less.
There's always a Canadian thread on /k/
The canucks have a discord too
I'd like to know which firearm I could get started with
Something that a beginner could use and maintain and learn about
In that case, do you want a bolt action? Mosin, although they kick hard, especially the carbines. If you want a semi-auto though, SKS is the way to go.
Russian guns are designed for serfs whose life experience before conscription was pulling onions out of the ground or hitting things with a hammer in a factory.