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« on: March 15, 2015, 12:30:08 AM »
Just out of curiosity... did you manage to hear this song play?
more this I've heard them with bass literally so loud, I could hear it through my double pained and insulated windows from two streets over.
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« on: March 15, 2015, 12:17:37 AM »
Seriously, it's like every weekend my local area is awash with the sound of Mexican Oompah music. There is a party about two blocks away and I can hear the Mariachis clearly singing.
Seriously man, Mexican parties. I have a bottle of Tequila, should I go crash it?
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« on: March 12, 2015, 10:10:27 PM »
Recently a team discovered the resting place of the IJN Musashi. The Sister ship to the IJN Yamato. The two ships with the biggest, baddest guns to ever sail the seas. The Musashi was sunk off the coast of the Philippians while the Yamato was sunk just offshore of Okinawa. Currently, the team who found the Musashi are live streaming their rover exploration of it. enjoy.
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« on: March 12, 2015, 06:24:43 PM »
I won an M1 Carbine in a raffle drawing a few weeks ago. Its a .22 LR one.
Luck SOB. I always enter those raffles, but I never win. I've been meaning to go to the Friends of the NRA chapter for my area, but there isn't a certainty to win a gun, and each ticket is like 80 bucks.
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« on: March 12, 2015, 03:42:33 PM »
>tfw 18 year old fag
There is no law on the books that prevents faggots from owning guns.
But I want a pistol
Find someone who would be willing to sell it to you through a private party transfer. There isn't any law prohibiting you from owning one, just from purchasing through a licensed dealer.
There actually might be.
For example in NC it is 100% totally completely illegal for an 18yo (or anyone unlicensed, I think) to own a handgun. Even the whole totally-not-a-straw-purchase "heartfelt gift" thing doesn't work here. You MUST be 21 to possess a handgun here.
Yeah, it's very state dependant. California? Fuck no you can't own a handgun at 18. Arizona or Nevada? Sure can. I was going to make one of my stupid "lol Americans gun shoot each other jokes" But after reading this thread I have to say gun culture sounds pretty cool. If you see it through an American's eyes it's more of a hobby than it is a machine of death like everyone says it is in Australia.
Come on over, I'll be glad to take you for a range day so you can experience it.
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« on: March 12, 2015, 01:04:42 AM »
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« on: March 12, 2015, 12:20:16 AM »
>tfw 18 year old fag
There is no law on the books that prevents faggots from owning guns.
But I want a pistol
Find someone who would be willing to sell it to you through a private party transfer. There isn't any law prohibiting you from owning one, just from purchasing through a licensed dealer.
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« on: March 11, 2015, 10:54:59 PM »
>tfw 18 year old fag
There is no law on the books that prevents faggots from owning guns.
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« on: March 11, 2015, 10:13:59 PM »
nope
I keep browsing armslist for decent AR lower to pop up nearby though...
Why not just go to a fun store? They are literally dirt cheap for a stag. My fun store had a stag for 120 + fees and taxes. So, 180ish.
fees and taxes.
Although... I think my grandfather is going to cabelas tomorrow to buy some meat processing equipment...
Do they sell parts, or just fully assembled and then over priced weapons?
The closest Cabelas to me is 400 miles away. We have a Bass Pro just down the road, and I think I've only ever seen a lower there, maybe once. They usually stock parts like Handguards, stocks, etc... but not internals.
You're in a free state, right? Most you'll pay is sales tax.
I'm not entirely sure... I know that if I order one online I have to pay the FFL a fee for his service (unless I invest in a jig and buy 80% lowers...) and then sales tax, but you may be right.
Most gun stores will carry Lowers. Mine has a shit load. Ar-15 and Ar-10 lowers. as well as a few uppers with barrels.
Just go check out a few places. It never hurts to look, and hey, you're going to a gun store, you may spot something else you want.
I had to resist the temptation to say fuck the Mossberg and grab one of the M1 Garands they had for 700. I just don't have that kind of money, but the temptation was real.
I'd have been tempted to do that... lol.
it was calling to me, "Kraut, buy me, you must remove kraut. It is your true destiny." "But glorious rifle of Garand, I am kraut." "No Kraut, you must, it's your destiny."
Disregard ping, acquire Mauser and remove Ivan from the fatherland
They had a Turkish Mouse-er for 300. That was also tempting, but at the same time, finding 8mm Mauser.
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« on: March 11, 2015, 09:44:38 PM »
nope
I keep browsing armslist for decent AR lower to pop up nearby though...
Why not just go to a fun store? They are literally dirt cheap for a stag. My fun store had a stag for 120 + fees and taxes. So, 180ish.
fees and taxes.
Although... I think my grandfather is going to cabelas tomorrow to buy some meat processing equipment...
Do they sell parts, or just fully assembled and then over priced weapons?
The closest Cabelas to me is 400 miles away. We have a Bass Pro just down the road, and I think I've only ever seen a lower there, maybe once. They usually stock parts like Handguards, stocks, etc... but not internals.
You're in a free state, right? Most you'll pay is sales tax.
I'm not entirely sure... I know that if I order one online I have to pay the FFL a fee for his service (unless I invest in a jig and buy 80% lowers...) and then sales tax, but you may be right.
Most gun stores will carry Lowers. Mine has a shit load. Ar-15 and Ar-10 lowers. as well as a few uppers with barrels.
Just go check out a few places. It never hurts to look, and hey, you're going to a gun store, you may spot something else you want.
I had to resist the temptation to say fuck the Mossberg and grab one of the M1 Garands they had for 700. I just don't have that kind of money, but the temptation was real.
I'd have been tempted to do that... lol.
it was calling to me, "Kraut, buy me, you must remove kraut. It is your true destiny." "But glorious rifle of Garand, I am kraut." "No Kraut, you must, it's your destiny."
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« on: March 11, 2015, 09:35:20 PM »
nope
I keep browsing armslist for decent AR lower to pop up nearby though...
Why not just go to a fun store? They are literally dirt cheap for a stag. My fun store had a stag for 120 + fees and taxes. So, 180ish.
fees and taxes.
Although... I think my grandfather is going to cabelas tomorrow to buy some meat processing equipment...
Do they sell parts, or just fully assembled and then over priced weapons?
The closest Cabelas to me is 400 miles away. We have a Bass Pro just down the road, and I think I've only ever seen a lower there, maybe once. They usually stock parts like Handguards, stocks, etc... but not internals.
You're in a free state, right? Most you'll pay is sales tax.
I'm not entirely sure... I know that if I order one online I have to pay the FFL a fee for his service (unless I invest in a jig and buy 80% lowers...) and then sales tax, but you may be right.
Most gun stores will carry Lowers. Mine has a shit load. Ar-15 and Ar-10 lowers. as well as a few uppers with barrels. Just go check out a few places. It never hurts to look, and hey, you're going to a gun store, you may spot something else you want. I had to resist the temptation to say fuck the Mossberg and grab one of the M1 Garands they had for 700. I just don't have that kind of money, but the temptation was real.
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« on: March 11, 2015, 09:26:52 PM »
nope
I keep browsing armslist for decent AR lower to pop up nearby though...
Why not just go to a fun store? They are literally dirt cheap for a stag. My fun store had a stag for 120 + fees and taxes. So, 180ish.
fees and taxes.
Although... I think my grandfather is going to cabelas tomorrow to buy some meat processing equipment...
Do they sell parts, or just fully assembled and then over priced weapons?
The closest Cabelas to me is 400 miles away. We have a Bass Pro just down the road, and I think I've only ever seen a lower there, maybe once. They usually stock parts like Handguards, stocks, etc... but not internals. You're in a free state, right? Most you'll pay is sales tax.
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« on: March 11, 2015, 09:22:25 PM »
nope
I keep browsing armslist for decent AR lower to pop up nearby though...
Why not just go to a fun store? They are literally dirt cheap for a stag. My fun store had a stag for 120 + fees and taxes. So, 180ish.
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« on: March 11, 2015, 09:09:04 PM »
Finally got in to order it. I feel....groovy.
Mossberg 817 .17hmr with a Walnut stock and a blued steel finish. Just need to get a scope. But a rimfire scope should be cheap.
Anyone else make a gun purchase recently?
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« on: March 09, 2015, 11:58:53 PM »
Makes me fuckin' proud man.
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« on: March 09, 2015, 11:58:32 PM »
Uh, really?
Those rounds aren't even used in any widely-utilized weapon anymore...
PKP Pecheng ~ Current Medium Machine Gun for the Russian Federation - 7.62x54r PKM Past Medium Machinegun in inventory for the Soviet Union and Russian Federation - 7.62x54r SVD ~ Designated Marksman Rifle for the Former Soviet Union and Russian Federation - 7.62x54r PKT ~ Vehicle based Medium and Coaxial Machine gun in the Soviet Union and Russian Federation - 7.62x54r Mosin Nagant - Lol it's still being used all over the world Shit loads of SVD clones Russia is still pumping out millions of rounds of this shit a year. There are probably billions of rounds sitting in warehouses all over the world. It's not going away and it's still being used.
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« on: March 09, 2015, 11:50:18 PM »
Nobody gives a shit. Guns shouldn't even be allowed to be possessed by civilians unless they have them for hunting or are members of some shooting club.
And no, there isn't some grand Illuminati conspiracy involved with gun control.
I'm going to post a pic of my guns. I hope you enjoy them.
I bet that 100 54x7.62mm rounds for that Nagant are more expensive than the Nagant itself.
And K.
>54x7.62mm lol Actually, they aren't. 440 rounds of 7.62x54r is cheaper than the rifle. 880 rounds is approaching the total price.
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« on: March 09, 2015, 11:44:00 PM »
Nobody gives a shit. Guns shouldn't even be allowed to be possessed by civilians unless they have them for hunting or are members of some shooting club.
And no, there isn't some grand Illuminati conspiracy involved with gun control.
I'm going to post a pic of my guns. I hope you enjoy them.
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« on: March 09, 2015, 02:43:37 PM »
Better solution.
Get a Diesel Car, and avoid horribly toxic electric car batteries.
380
« on: March 09, 2015, 02:03:00 PM »
amidoinitrite?
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« on: March 09, 2015, 12:07:52 PM »
Yeah that's pretty much what its about, shit loads of trial and error. I've grown to almost always use manual mode, I like to have full control of my exposure value. I'll pop into aperture priority if I need to get a shot really quick but I normally try not to put myself in those scenarios in the first place. I'm still learning on editing my pics but I really like your style a lot. I dig the emulation of old pictures. I really want to try and get some nice black and white shots of Yosemite one of these days.
Well thank you. Black and Whites of Yosemite huh? Want to compete with Amsel Adams? Take a class in photoshop. That's what I did. I learned a lot on color blending and filters.
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« on: March 09, 2015, 11:50:08 AM »
I want to visit California so goddamn much  [/quote] Only worthwhile places to visit are in the High Sierras and Deserts. Maybe that's just because I'm not really fond of the beach.
Do you normally shoot in aperture priority mode or manual mode?
I shoot manual. I play with lighting and I can get the most out of a vista with manual settings. At least to my eye. Then if I get a decent photo, I throw it over to photoshop, make any edits I need, usually with balance, exposure, and vibrancy. I also prefer warm light over cool light. I've not found a situation where a cooling filter has been useful. The more oranges and reds, for me, the better. I'm also getting partial to washed out feelings. I love the look of old photos. So if a photo is right for it, I try to emulate them.  I am by no means a great photographer. I just take photos and edit till I like what I see. I have probably thousands of photos are are total garbage for a few good ones.
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« on: March 08, 2015, 03:15:03 PM »
Okay, I'll post some. Owens Valley California: Spoiler Top of Whitney Portal looking towards Lonepine. Those are the Alabama Hills. A lot of westerns were filmed there  Spoiler The Rock formations at Mono Lake. The lake is a soup of chemicals including arsenic  Spoiler Panorama of Mono Lake taken in the morning as the remnents of a Mexican hurricane blew in  Spoiler Shitty phone photo of the hot springs at Hot Creek in the Long Valley Caldera aka Mammoth Mountain, California's Super volcano  Spoiler Looking towards Mammoth Mountain from the Hot Springs  Spoiler Rock Creek Lake. Elevation rougly 9,000 feet, 30 degrees at 9am in August. Fun fishing up there.  Spoiler I think this is Lake Sabrina. Also around 9,000 feet. See how quickly the treeline falls off? We are technically Alpine here.  Arizona: Spoiler Entering Based Arizona from California  Spoiler ATM truck. You know from the show Tanked! on Animal Planet. They were broke down just past Kingman Arizona at a gas station.  Spoiler The cliffs at Sedona. Unedited photo from my DSLR. Notice the dust on my lens that I haven't removed.  Spoiler Ruined Building in Jerome Arizona. Also unedited.  Spoiler Sunrise on the Colorado near Needles.Technically in California, but what ever.  AND Spoiler Imperial Beach pier in the late afternoon. Don't know why I took my camera with me here, but I'm glad I did. 
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« on: March 08, 2015, 01:56:38 PM »
I have my Southern Rock playlist going. I've just not been in a metal mood lately.
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« on: March 08, 2015, 01:34:53 AM »
It's a waste of money. You'll just forget you ever bought it in a month and it'll just be collecting dust.
Yeah, nah.
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« on: March 07, 2015, 07:24:35 PM »
Going to the Colorado River. Gonna drink on the beach, fish, boat, and shoot.
Should be a grand ol' time.
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« on: March 07, 2015, 05:28:07 PM »
Well poo. Went in with my money, and they were closed today. Total buzzkill.
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« on: March 07, 2015, 02:09:26 PM »
You guys think I really should?
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« on: March 06, 2015, 08:57:31 PM »
I can't totally commit 100%. I want it, I really do, but, I don't know. It's a big purchase even if it's only 200 dollars. Deciding to buy a gun is a hard choice to make. I really want a .17hmr Varmint rifle, but I see a wall of fees, taxes, and 'safety tests' in front of me. What should I do? I really want to get a Mossberg 817 with a wodden stock and blue finish. But I know I have to pay the DROS, the Sales Tax, get my Firearms Safety Certification (because the handgun safety certification is not good enough because reasons), and then ultimately a scope. I'm torn.
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« on: February 27, 2015, 09:44:36 PM »
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