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yea its a school, personally I wouldn't trip about it.
I can relate though one time me and my best friend were coming back from the range and my marlin 1894 was in the back seat. we went to the gas station to buy a pack of cigs and the cops were called on us by some one who noticed it.
no one got in trouble though.
I can relate though one time me and my best friend were coming back from the range and my marlin 1894 was in the back seat. we went to the gas station to buy a pack of cigs and the cops were called on us by some one who noticed it.
no one got in trouble though.
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Tracking point firearms, so you don't miss

essentially that scope is integrated with the rifle you "tag" what ever you shoot and your gun makes adjustments to the barrel (for wind-age and range) then you shoot and watch your bullet hit the target
total weight of the bad-boy (including scope ,not including 30-round mag) is 10 lbs plus one pound for the mag in the gun brings it to 11 lbs

essentially that scope is integrated with the rifle you "tag" what ever you shoot and your gun makes adjustments to the barrel (for wind-age and range) then you shoot and watch your bullet hit the target
total weight of the bad-boy (including scope ,not including 30-round mag) is 10 lbs plus one pound for the mag in the gun brings it to 11 lbs
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woah, that looks awesome. How many degrees can the barrel deviate itself to compensate for aiming?
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CommieBuffalo wrote:woah, that looks awesome. How many degrees can the barrel deviate itself to compensate for aiming?they do say but im going to assume that its less then 10 degrees but that will still help out alot
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CommieBuffalo
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ZEB 99 wrote:aint airsoft illegal in brazil?Not if you are above 18. Even a minor can play airsoft, as long as he has adult supervision and is not carrying the airsoft gun, which if I'm not mistaken is to prevent them from being used in robberies or some shit, as if having an adult could under no circumstance take part in the robbery.
And if you are under 18 you can't buy the guns either, and there are strong restrictions in place for importing accessories like flashlights, holographic sights, oh and did I mention every airsoft gun costs the same as an equivalent real firearm in the US? It could be illegal for all most people care, they just don't have the cash to play it without renting some shitty guns for a couple of hours.
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ZEB 99 wrote:thats awful nice of him
I'd like I have one, also my cousin told me he would give me his 1911 when he gets a p226
im thinking of buying a vz58 which for the record is NOT an AK-47 and has more in common with an Stg 44 than an AK

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ZEB 99 wrote:my dad has one (snub nose version) , they don't only shot .410 but .45 lc too.
Taurus raging judge,
i know it would work but it looks too big to be practical except if you were hunting, or were fighting a bear. its real freaking big
the recoil is on par with a 1911 im sure it will be good for VERY close encounters loaded with .410 (again snub nose version)

this is one of the only guns I've seen with gold on it and liked it.
ladies and gentlemen, the Coonan .357!
this pistol is a 1911 firing the .357 this particular pistol is pimped out.
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