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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Here's a new one on me-.Looks more "Japanese," like a Type 99 Arisaka. And given the Japanese laws on gun ownership, being blank-only, reduces the logistical...
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Bringing (importing?) firearms into the US from Canada.That is like your underwear . . . it's up to you.
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread ammo interchangeability.I would hate to see the .270 rifle that shot the .308 . . .
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Naval Rifles.There was an incident back in the early 1960s at Parris Island where a young recruit was put on guard duty, given one clip of eight...
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Naval Rifles.And the grains are not just dumped into the bags, but neatly arranged in layers. The top of the bag gets loose grains added to adjust...
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread wonder why no 7.62 creed.What would 7.62 Creedmoor do that .30 TC can't?
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Naval Rifles.Also, if I were the turret officer, I wouldn't want my crew thinking about offing themselves in an emergency, I would want them trying...
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Naval Rifles.I tend to agree with Slamfire that this was a rare/unusual/if ever practice. Spark hazards are very real down in the powder magazine...
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Help me understand... a 10lb rifle 'worth' it's weight in gold?.What is so "weird" about it? There isn't much stock to grip on those things.
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Digital Trigger Gauge.Digital fish scale . . .
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Unknown 22 LR Magazine.Armscor Squibman Model 16, .22LR
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Naval Rifles."Caliber" is still an important term in gun design. It is the ratio of bore diameter to bore length, it is useful as it as it is...
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread 7.62x39 v. 7.62x51 short range wounding differences.That's because your skin is very elastic, and tends to close up, but that does not mean the internal damage was the same.
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread Help me understand... a 10lb rifle 'worth' it's weight in gold?.To some bloke with a minimum wage job might post the same as the OP about a $1,200 M1A . . .
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Llysanderxiii replied to the thread What's wrong with this picture?."The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" is set in 1864-65, as evidenced by the numerous Civil War battles. The cartridges are drawn brass...
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