The Walther P-22 is a rather common firearm, but it looks like it would not be allowed under VA's open carry law: it has a threaded barrel and could accept a suppressor.
If I interpret this correctly, somebody could get in a heap of trouble quite by accident if the cop knows guns.
some suckage OK.
I think it has capabilities few other rifles/carbines have. It also uses same magazine/cartridge as my favorite (FAL). The RFB can have a significant amount of suck and still be useful.
I understand armor can protect against shotgun; I like the idea of a .308 that's...
Lot's of technology available, but none is as cheap, reliable, and general-purpose as brass and lead.
Every electrical engineering student makes the following calculation:
A good quality D-cell contains 18 Watt-Hours of energy; this is 64000 Joules;
A typical handgun bullet has around 500...
My son and I were shooting at 2” clay targets (Daisy “shatterblast”, or low-calorie Necco wafers) recently. He was using a $20 Daisy BB rifle and I was using a somewhat higher quality Marksman pellet rifle. I can take starlings at 25yd with ease, but was having a heckuva time hitting the clay...
I have a Taurus PT-99 that I picked up used, and I know nothing of its history. This is same as a PT-92, but with adjustable sights. I am pleased with it, but I am concerned about some wear on the locking block. The two ears that stick out and contact the slide have the corners rounded off a...
Better defense
A reflective sheet (tinfoil) will tend to protect the wearer from RF beam weapons, but we can do better!
A corner reflector is 3 flat plates that form the corner of a cube (like 2 walls and floor of a room). Any beam that enters a corner reflector is reflected straight back at...
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