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The short answer to the original question is 'not necessarily' -- there are many variables involved. For instance a popular formal target-shooting discipline in my country is shot prone with an ironsighted smallbore (.22LR) rifle from 25 to 100 yards, with sub-MOA accuracy expected from the...

There's a lot of 9mm cartridges in the world, what makes you think that it's 9x19mm? This for example is a popular European hunting round: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9.3x62mm

I shoot a lot of formal .22LR target rifle. Combine subsonic ammo and longish barrels (25"+) and you get some fairly quiet guns. In fact there is no need for anyone other than shooters to wear ear protection outdoors. When someone is using a 'barrel extension' (non-pressure-bearing sleeve which...

I wonder if it's an attempt to get the franchise back to the typical Bond aesthetic -- Casino Royale was quite different to the more recent Bond films, and in some ways to all other Bond films -- grittier, less cheesy, fewer gadgets, a fallable Bond. No invisible cars or rocket pens or laser...

I'm not saying it's not feasible with an appropriately designed gun, but either these guns have steel barrels or I wouldn't be the first in line at the range...

'Cast iron' is an archaeic term which denotes that the chemical composition lends itself to casting at a manageable temperature of some 1200 degrees C. Cast iron is an alloy of iron and between 2.2 and 4% carbon by weight. Steel is an alloy of between 0.1 and 2.2% carbon, iron and other...

His website: http://www.thehomegunsmith.com/ The gentleman seems... not exactly the most unbiased. Okay, so he seems plain unhinged at times. His results though are there. His first book is usually available through Amazon.

I'm sure. 'Libertarianism' (in this context) is a reactionary term against the misuse of the term 'liberalism', as used in its modern American sense. All Democrats for sure, and perhaps all identifying themselves as liberals, but not liberals - they do not stand for individual liberty. They may...

Liberalism is based upon inalienable rights, including the right to keep and bear arms -- similar to the right to say what one wishes, worship whom/what ones wishes (if one wishes), and to sleep with whichever consenting adults one wishes. Wishy-washy, 'let's all talk about how great we are...

Cast iron barrel? In a suitable weight, that sounds rather... 'delicate'. Wouldn't wan to touch-off any hot loads, certainly without a decent proof... One can build a smoothbore SMG in a weekend with some cheap tools -- hand drill, files and a vice are probably the most appropriate modern...

Don't forget G36, if you are shooting an FAC firearm held for reasons of target shooting, one of your conditions is that you only shoot on suitably insured ranges. That means you need a safety certificate. Now, time was the MOD used to do these gratis, but Labour pennypinching means that they...

Marketing. Post WW1, Thompson was trying to sell his guns. Machineguns were big, heavy, long-ranged things. Machinepistols were full-auto pistols.

Perhaps I should make aspersions about your country sir. However, since that's not we do round here, I will not. I should point out that it is a program produced by the BBC, which has a history of being a lap-dog to government whims. (The BBC is funded by a compulsory television tax, and...

The rifle is a Fabrique National Carbine (FNC); select-fire, gas-operated, 5.56x45mm NATO, 30-round mag.

Oh, they do exist. http://www.ukgunroom.com/viewGun.jsp?id=10508 Probably not enough demand on your side of the pond to get dealers' backside into gear. Damn you and your semiautos... ;)

Rbernie, there is an Australian company that makes No.4 clones in x39 (using AK mags) and x51 (using M14 mags). Adjustable sights and an M1903 rail too. http://www.australianinternationalarms.com.au/

Hmmm, maybe a Peacemaker clone in something .38", with a sharpened firing pin... 'cause that's likely...

Partly because of the sheer volume of .22LR being produced and consumed. BTW, rimfire brass is produced by drawing a disc of brass sheet over a progressive set of dies. Centrefire needs turning on a lathe and all sorts. It's basically a lot more steps, and time = money. Bottlenecks are produced...

The court will probably rule that the definintion of a machinegun is at fault. A rose by any other name will smell as sweet.

Can't think that .22LR would be much use from a 4" barrel, no matter how many rounds you dump at the target. Prepared for anything my behind; Perhaps the author should be put up against a grizzly with his supposed uber weapon, or against someone with a gun more than 6' away.