/late/ - Late Nights

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Nice that you can post more than one image

>>2421 (OP) 
It's just like cafe again!

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Late night gun time once again

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Hope all you anons had a good day and a better night

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All of these pictures are part of a big archive my buddy and I put together. Some of you might not know about the Do/k/ument or Mega Folder, but it was our way of preserving a larger part of the information and spirit

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All these pictures of AKs might make you think that theyre good guns. They are not.

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Music file that has all the S.T.A.L.K.E.R guitar tracks

>>2549
I can't decide if that second pic is a photoshop or if they are some of those oversized training guns that militaries use to use.

>>2580
>oversized training guns that militaries use to use.
Why'd they do that?

>>2587
I think it was to show how the mechanics worked more easily.

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>>2421 (OP) 
I'm a big shotgun enthusiast, myself. I recently took out a groundhog with a .410 slug from my backdoor. The slug made its entrails into extrails. Don't let anyone go thinking they'll be left standing from a .410 slug.
What are your favorite loadings, Anons? Favorite shotguns?

>>2530
Why the Kalishnakov hate, Anon? Do you not like the cartridge (I wouldn't know why), or did you fall for the lego gun meme? Not trying to hate on the AR, just guessing that is your sacred cow.

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>>3686
If I could do it all over, I absolutey would have gone .410 for a general property/garden gun. I did the 12 and 20 guage thing and it was just too much gun for what I needed them for. I did look into the Bond Arms derringers but probably would have been better served with a long gun. The Taurus Judge was pretty nuts too but way too clunky to justify.

>>3693
>Property/Garden gun
20 gauge is absolutely viable, with the right setup.
I think .410 handguns are a bit of a meme. I love my Circuit Judge to death though, and highly recommend it. It is made by Rossi, so there isn't the same concern about Taurus quality control. If you have 800 USD lying around, highly recommend getting one.

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Maybe I should just 3D print my own firearms. It's getting to the point where our own infrastructure is sketchy.

Also, there's an unofficial firearms registry already, I don't want to make it easier for them.

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>>3694
Those .410/45 Colt handguns are all rifled for legal compliance and pattern extremely poorly with most loads as a result.  Shot cups do not function correctly when spun and you end up with random pellet flinging.  The Judge etc., are universally worse patterning than any real shotgun while also not having comparable power to decent pistol rounds. Buckshot flies better from these meme guns, but Federal 4 pellet 000 buck is only flinging 210 grains at an optimistic 850 ft/s. That's giving you about 337 lbf of energy.  That's less energy than poor quality 9x19mm ball and it's less than half the energy of a spicy .357 magnum.

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Overcompensator 2000

>>3753
Lol, aptly-named.  :D

>>2436
anyone happen to know where that pic of the gun cube is from?

>>4272
Praise the kube. It is part of touring exhibit called "The Art of Peacemaking" 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTb0shANcSc

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The Mini-14 is so underrated, many of the criticism from the past no longer even apply.

>>4280
I think the main issue now is it cost substantially more than a basic ar and will generaly perform similarly.

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>>4281
Looks nice & compact.

>>4282
I wouldn't say they were particularly compact. That rifle is about 39 inches long and a bit over 7 pounds, so it longer and heavier than an original M16 but with a barrel 1.5 inches shorter.

>>4283
Thanks for the info, Anon. Seems a pretty reliable firearm.

>>4281
That's why I waited til it was on sale, used a deal at the Bass Pro, and called in a debt. Best $800 rifle I ever bought.

I already have a surplus rifle anyway, always get one of those so you have something just in case, and a reliable backup once you get your REAL rifle.