Serious question though where does one actually buy a genuine Nippon Katana? Everywhere I look it's usually stuff made in China, South Korea, and the Philippines. I'd settle for a Korean or Pinoy Katana though if that's all I can get but it would be nice to have a 'real' Katana as a choice too and I'm perfectly fine with spending a lot to ensure I get something I could actually hypothetically use for self defense that isn't a glorified fragile wall decoration. >>963 (OP) This >>1278 Samurai where rarely able to deflect bullets and it was a lot more easy to just turn their rifles into very short SBR's once the barrels were hot. At that point with past ballistics being what they where it was damn near impossible to hit the broadside side of a entire ship anchored to port much less a fast moving target assuming their lead could even penetratre their armor.

>>1283 I dont know. Nit the mall though I can tell you that. Some obscure chinese blacksmith no doubt.

https://a.cockfile.com/PkwXra.mp4 https://a.cockfile.com/MUrHSX.mp4

>>139 (OP) I like fuddy five nineteen elevens.

>>1272 They are very cool.

>>1277 Indeed, post moar now.

>>1275 (OP) 12 20 or 16 gauge? https://www.gunbroker.com/Winchester-1897/search?Keywords=Winchester%201897&s=f depending on model very easy. Provided you have money.

>>1193 (OP) I hear Ontario knives company makes pretty good bayonets. I'll probably get one to pair with an AR retro build whenever I get around to doing that. Anyone here have any experience with them or their other products?

>>1270 I do not. Bayonets are fucking cool though.

Reminder to give /polarchive/ a visit and possibly contribute

>>1261 Will do. Thanks anon.

>>1231 Great big semiauto handguns, usually stainless steel, chambered for enormous preposterous cartridges were a big fad in the 80s.

>>1232 Ian said in his latest video of the new compan that got the auto-mag that it looks like they finally made it not shit.

>>406 This is why I hate any EM "weapon", they're all fucking useless. The thermodynamic inefficiency of converting chemical energy to electric energy, and then to kinetic energy is obviously less efficient than going straight from chemical to kinetic. You're adding an extra step which means it's never going to be as efficient. >>407 Why not integrate a 10 round battery with the 10 round mag?

>>517 Yeah see? It took you ten minutes to think of a better way of doing this then the californian developers. I don't know man. I assume because they just bolted a gokart battery onto it and called it a day.

>>518 Next step, a handheld gundam dainsleif

>>189 (OP) Except that’s completely false. People owned cannons. People literally owned their own warships. The War of 1812 was fought to a standstill by American privateers with privately owned warships starving the British out in their own home waters.

>>193 >Is he trying to gaslight Americans, or do he and his staff just have no idea what so fucking ever about anything. Both. They are as flagrantly ignorant as they are trying to set the stage for their own bullshit.

>>1079 Kill yourself commie

>>1034 I doubt it. I don't know though. Ted Nugent must be signed with some label. And he's clearly pro gun.

Dick's sporting goods- gun banners Citigroup and Bank of America- DEI antigunners trash

boycott everyone on this list https://www.weforum.org/partners/#search they want you to own nothing and be happy, eat the bugs, live in the pod, etc not archiving the link because maybe new companies will be added in the future

>>1051 (OP) I like it so far, presumably your going for a retro style build? You plan on putting a Kbar bayonet on it too? I wanna build something like that one day but for a PCC.

>>1056 sage

What is your preferred method of buying? Local store, online? What sites if any, would you recommend?

>>294 Local store for me. I know the owner and I always get a good deal. If theres anything I want he can get it cheap. I love my LGS.

Not a question about guns but somewhat related. Are there any chain stores in burgerland where you can buy professional grade handcuffs without needing to show any kind of ID? Or would I have to press my luck with a smaller business?

>>35 (OP) >The great ammo shortage Drugs, Spark Plugs And Other Homemade Shotgun Slugs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywNblXUOwDY Spark plugs are AP ammo.

>>1038 Hmmm fascinating anon. Thanks.

>>35 (OP) Just 3D print your own snap caps to stay sharp. Maybe even randomly load live rounds mixed with snap caps to train for jam clearing. Plus they'll be homemade as apposed to imported Chineisum making you a little more self reliant and helps avoid the Sino-Empire from absorbing more green fiat to bribe politicians with. https://odysee.com/@voltlog:b/emmc-wfbga153-flash-memory-to-microsd:f >>45 >God is anything made by remington not complete trash? Nope, that's just the fate of everyone who sells out to Freedom Group. They should just stick to making ammo honestly Ruger, Tikka, and a dozen other companies have been making superior bolt actions for decades now and at cheaper prices or with far more bells and whistle for your buck than what Rustington can offer.

>>945 >thread name change Thanks BO!

>>948 >What would be a good last stand weapon? I favor horseman's picks and maces. A mace would be more tiring, while picks have a higher chance of getting lodged. With a height advantage I'd go with the pick, mace otherwise.

>>955 Makes sense. Meme weapons btfo

>>960 (OP) Still better than the watch

>>977 Well, you could do the same with one of these SMGs, just turn it sideways slightly. The same cant be said about an owen or something like that though.

>>977 This is the video I was thinking of. Has a number of side-feeders in it, but I can't find any mention of why they stopped. Guess I either imagined it or saw it somewhere else. https://youtu.be/watch?v=J6P5TbWcnCs

>>979 Oh. Yeah that makes sense. >>985 Sick! Thanks man.

>>611 draw spongebob and Mr. crabs as the cartel leader and sonic the /k/ommando raiding the building.

>>988 Impressive caliber