65 replies to this topic

[Kyo]

Hunter, on Dec 27 2011, 04:39 PM, said:

Shock, on Dec 27 2011, 11:32 PM, said:

theking1322, on Dec 27 2011, 05:36 PM, said:

You wouldn't be able to pick one up, never mind firing it manually.

CJ disagrees.

What's a laws of physics?

FPSRussia also disagrees

[Hunter]

Kyo, on Dec 27 2011, 11:45 PM, said:

Hunter, on Dec 27 2011, 04:39 PM, said:

Shock, on Dec 27 2011, 11:32 PM, said:

theking1322, on Dec 27 2011, 05:36 PM, said:

You wouldn't be able to pick one up, never mind firing it manually.

CJ disagrees.

What's a laws of physics?

FPSRussia also disagrees

It's tiny, though.

[Cody Michael Montgomery]

Hunter, on Dec 27 2011, 07:39 PM, said:

Shock, on Dec 27 2011, 11:32 PM, said:

theking1322, on Dec 27 2011, 05:36 PM, said:

You wouldn't be able to pick one up, never mind firing it manually.

CJ disagrees.

What's a laws of physics?

Urban Legend. Just like the Law of Conservation of Mass.
Urban Legend.

[Kyo]

Hunter, on Dec 27 2011, 04:59 PM, said:

Kyo, on Dec 27 2011, 11:45 PM, said:

Hunter, on Dec 27 2011, 04:39 PM, said:

Shock, on Dec 27 2011, 11:32 PM, said:

theking1322, on Dec 27 2011, 05:36 PM, said:

You wouldn't be able to pick one up, never mind firing it manually.

CJ disagrees.

What's a laws of physics?

FPSRussia also disagrees

It's tiny, though.

still
its a minigun

[Hunter]

It's probably a 5.56 thing. I'd like to see him handle a 7.62 minigun over double the size.

[Tri Poc]

trust me no air rifles there, my damn shoulder hurts just hinking about that day.  I knwo for a fact there is a 5.56 there, and at least 2? .22's being 17 and having parents against guns, i am not allowed to own one, those ar my buddies and i really have no clue what they all are, i cant wait till i can buy my own gun though<3

[Luftey]

I have a 12ga semi-auto, .22 semi-auto, black powder .44 revolver (weighs like 8lbs :L), a 30-30, and a pile of old 12 ga hulls i gotta re-load from this years skeet/trap shooting ;p

I'm thinking about buying a saiga 12ga, but, it isn't super practical for trap/skeet, more for home defense, so I'm undecided at this point, odds are I won't buy it.  My neighbor has one so I can just borrow his occasionally for fun times at the range ;p

[lilshu]

My newest can plinker, got it for Christmas:

Colt .22 Cadet B)

[Hunter]

Luftey, on Dec 28 2011, 02:46 PM, said:

I have a 12ga semi-auto, .22 semi-auto, black powder .44 revolver (weighs like 8lbs :L), a 30-30, and a pile of old 12 ga hulls i gotta re-load from this years skeet/trap shooting ;p

I'm thinking about buying a saiga 12ga, but, it isn't super practical for trap/skeet, more for home defense, so I'm undecided at this point, odds are I won't buy it.  My neighbor has one so I can just borrow his occasionally for fun times at the range ;p

Revolver weighing more than the L85? Crayzee.

7lbs, FYI.

Can any of you Americans find out if you can purchase an L85A2 in America, fairly easily. I heard they weren't exported to the U.S at all.

[Luftey]

Hunter, on Dec 28 2011, 05:21 PM, said:

Luftey, on Dec 28 2011, 02:46 PM, said:

I have a 12ga semi-auto, .22 semi-auto, black powder .44 revolver (weighs like 8lbs :L), a 30-30, and a pile of old 12 ga hulls i gotta re-load from this years skeet/trap shooting ;p

I'm thinking about buying a saiga 12ga, but, it isn't super practical for trap/skeet, more for home defense, so I'm undecided at this point, odds are I won't buy it.  My neighbor has one so I can just borrow his occasionally for fun times at the range ;p

Revolver weighing more than the L85? Crayzee.

7lbs, FYI.

Can any of you Americans find out if you can purchase an L85A2 in America, fairly easily. I heard they weren't exported to the U.S at all.

IKR, I'll take a picture of it later and post it here.  It's one of those guns that just sits in it's box and I never shoot. It was an impulse buy at a local yard sale, only paid $150 for it.

[Hunter]

Oh, that's pretty cheap

I'd tell you to mail it over here, but #ukgunlaws.

Can you find out about the L85?

[Luftey]

Hunter, on Dec 28 2011, 05:38 PM, said:

Oh, that's pretty cheap

I'd tell you to mail it over here, but #ukgunlaws.

Can you find out about the L85?

I'm not sure.  I know you can get a special license to own fully auto weapons, but I've heard it's quite expensive.  I know many of the full auto assult guns have civilian semi-auto versions made by small gun manufactures. Such as the tommy gun, a company advertises in the NRA magazine that sells a semi-auto verison. There's probably a similiar thing for the L85 around.

Anyway, here's the picture of the revolver.  It's a remake of a 1847 Colt, and you can't see in in the picture, but, the cylinder has an engraving of the cowboys chasing the indians on it


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[Hunter]

o.o That's massive.

I'll go with my assault rifle, TYVM.

[Luftey]

Hunter, on Dec 29 2011, 10:54 AM, said:

o.o That's massive.

I'll go with my assault rifle, TYVM.

They are funner to shoot (assults), what about this one O_o.  Ya, it's small caliber, but, I like how it all fits in the stock
It's pretty accurate also.





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[Hunter]

What's the point? Get a friggin pistol instead.

[Luftey]

Hunter, on Dec 29 2011, 02:17 PM, said:

What's the point? Get a friggin pistol instead.

Well, it's more for convience sake.  Was inteaded for traveling etc where you dont want it taking up a lot of space. And, the stock is 100% waterproof so you can drop it in the water etc.

It's a civilian version of a version the airforce used that used that method to hold a rifle in a cockpit for a downed pilot. I like it as it takes up lest storage space in my room.  I bought it when I was a lot younger and my parents didnt want gun gases laying around my room when I had friends over, as you never know what they may do lol.

Rifle has larger range to for blastin squirrels (I dont squirrel hunt but I know a lot that do)

Edited by Luftey, 29 December 2011 - 04:56 PM.

[Hunter]

Daddy was a pilot.

Daddy used a carbine.

Daddy used a pistol.

Daddy didn't use that


Really, I'd still prefer a rifle for squirrels

[Cody Michael Montgomery]

Luftey, on Dec 29 2011, 11:34 AM, said:

Hunter, on Dec 28 2011, 05:38 PM, said:

Oh, that's pretty cheap

I'd tell you to mail it over here, but #ukgunlaws.

Can you find out about the L85?

I'm not sure.  I know you can get a special license to own fully auto weapons, but I've heard it's quite expensive.  I know many of the full auto assult guns have civilian semi-auto versions made by small gun manufactures. Such as the tommy gun, a company advertises in the NRA magazine that sells a semi-auto verison. There's probably a similiar thing for the L85 around.

Anyway, here's the picture of the revolver.  It's a remake of a 1847 Colt, and you can't see in in the picture, but, the cylinder has an engraving of the cowboys chasing the indians on it


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What the hell's with your couch? Is it shaped like a giant hand?
... or am i stupid

[Cody Michael Montgomery]

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[Joyful Lemon]

Shock, on Jan 2 2012, 10:24 PM, said:

Casual