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The MP5 is the greatest weapon in modern warfare
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2017-03-07 at 4:04 AM UTC
Originally posted by Captain Falcon I have a collection of anything except retro video games and consoles. That's about it.
I have 2 AK-47s (one Hungarian and one Chinese), and 3 handguns (H&K P30, Walther PPQ, S&W Sigma) and a Mosin-Nagant. That's all.
You're a Paki? and you say "Nigger" all the time.
You self hating mother fucker. and I thought you were cool. You're not cool. Youre a hater. -
2017-03-07 at 4:06 AM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2017-03-07 at 4:16 AM UTCyeah, I reported him instead
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2017-03-07 at 4:18 AM UTC
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2017-03-07 at 4:20 AM UTCyou can thank Bill Krozby for that, here at least
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2017-03-07 at 5:47 AM UTC
Originally posted by Totse 2001 You're a Paki? and you say "Nigger" all the time.
You self hating mother fucker. and I thought you were cool. You're not cool. Youre a hater.
I'm not a Pakistani, but people from the subcontinent are brown Caucasians, not negroids. They're also not sandniggers, if anyone is wondering. They have their own distinction, curryniggers. -
2017-03-07 at 5:51 AM UTC
Originally posted by Captain Falcon I'm not a Pakistani, but people from the subcontinent are brown Caucasians, not negroids. They're also not sandniggers, if anyone is wondering. They have their own distinction, curryniggers.
I like curry.. it's delicious on potatoes too. OK I guess we can still be friends or not friends still. whatever we were. Friends? -
2017-03-07 at 5:52 AM UTC
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2017-03-07 at 3:02 PM UTC
Originally posted by infinityshock do you know the machining process to make a stamped-receiver vs a milled-receiver?
no…you dont. take my word for it that a stamped receiver is a pain I the dick to manufacture…and milled is a jillion time worse.
kalishnikovs built by gunsmiths are virtually completely different guns than those mass-produced in former commie factories. including the top-of-the-line plant in Venezuela.
the price I gave is for a factory mass-produced version. a gunsmith built one is 2…3…4…or more times more cost.
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2017-03-07 at 5:24 PM UTC
Originally posted by cerakote ????????
i never mentioned anything in my post about the difficulty of manufacturing a receiver, i just said the price
youre an idiot. get the fuck out of any thread that requires a athletic abilities level higher than preschool. in other words...gtfo and go hang out at the hello-kitty website where the rest of the weeboos congregate, you fucking pedo magnet faggot cum junkie.
to anyone that read what that idiot posted, dont listen to anything he typed...as usual. the prime cost of a firearm is not the materials that make up the firearm...it is the machining processes that go into forming the metals and plastics that constitute a firearm. while forming the receiver (the receiver is technically, according to the US BATF, the actual firearm and everything else is simply ancillary.) kalashnikovs have two basic types of receivers...'stamped' and 'milled.' a milled receiver starts out as a large block of metal...almost always some sort of steel alloy...that requires some sort of cutting with extremely expensive cutting tools to remove large portions of the metal to produce the proper shape. although the pre-milling block of metal isnt as hard as it will be once it is properly tempered after being milled, it is still a very hard metal and destroys the cutting tools. the expensive cutting tools. additionally, the waste metal removed to produce the final product also has to be considered in the cost.
the cheaper and easier to produce version of a kalashnikov receiver is 'stamped.' this starts out as a flat piece of metal...some sort of steel alloy...that has several round holes and assorted-shaped slots drilled/cut into it for future rivets and attachments...then is placed in a hydraulic press of 20tons-psi (give or take) with the appropriate shaped die and 'stamped' into the proper shape.
the primary nato shoulder weapon...the ar15-family...is always milled, however in the case of the ar15-family the receivers almost always start out as some sort of aluminum alloy which is infinitely easier to mill/work than the kalashnikov steel alloys. there are only a couple of manufacturers that i know of that produced steel receivers and as of a few years ago when i was working on ar15s, they were no longer producing them.
in summary...the cost of a firearm is mostly in its difficulty in manufacturing.
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2017-03-07 at 7:44 PM UTCthis has got to be bait, i didnt type anything contradictory to what you posted you goofball
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2017-03-07 at 7:46 PM UTCand yes people home-mill 80% lowers all the time
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2017-03-07 at 8:34 PM UTC
Originally posted by cerakote ????????
i never mentioned anything in my post about the difficulty of manufacturing a receiver, i just said the price
as stated in my post...purchase price is dictated by (amongst other things) manufacturing costs. difficulty or ease of manufacture is a significant factor in price. -
2017-03-07 at 8:37 PM UTC
Originally posted by cerakote and yes people home-mill 80% lowers all the time
yea. some guy brought me a 6-series aluminum alloy lower that he drilled out using a hand-held drill and some sort of jig that must have been made from jello. he was all proud of it like it was the epitome of gunsmithing perfection.
it looked like a herd of elephants wearing sharpened tungsten dildoes raped it for a month straight then left it ruined and ravished in the dirt for a herd of rampaging wildebeests to stampede over.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2017-03-10 at 1:58 AM UTCI have a video as an AVCHD file.
I need to know how to get that AVCHD file onto this thread to play as a video.
there has to be someone here that knows how to do that... -
2017-03-10 at 2:16 AM UTCyou'd need to upload it somewhere - vimeo, youtube, tinypic, pornhub whatever
most will convert to the appropriate format when you upload, otherwise you can use something like virtualdubmod to edit/convert formats -
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