I got 140 bucks today and ended up going to gun show where I picked up a Mosin Nagant with a bayonet and all accessory. It was restored by the soviets after WW2 so the condition is excellent it has all matching serial numbers and a hex receiver. I will provide pics later today. Also are u mad 5.56? (the poster not the round since some people seem to think I meant the Mosin was in 5.56)
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No. I siad I had 140. I probably should have worded that better. I ended up spend some on ammo and still have some money left. I've bought milsurp guns before I'm not retarded.
Pics plz. I like old-school rifles that still have that magic
EDIT: Nevermind, you said 5.56, lol.
I dont need rubber pads. I'm a manly man:mad:
@GaryOak I dont believe in sheets so I dont use them.
Sure, but it would still be more comfortable and less taxing on your shoulder to use a pad if you were firing a 7.62x54mmR Nagant.
Anyway, you've got a 5.56 rifle, so you definitely shouldn't need one.
No one is "mad" over your $79 rifle of which 10000438834309827408374802370842378473465023657263075604376502374650347265730264570340000000000000000000000000 were made. Get something more interesting or impressive next time. Faggot.
I was referring to 5.56 and his hatred of the Mosin:facepalm: Not the fucking round.
5.56 is a Nato cartridge. He was refering to the poster 5.56somethingorrather. Russian equivalent is the 5.45 in the Ak74 and derivatives.
Yes it should but I realized this too late. Can :mad:juana or a global mod move it please.
If FATTY thought I was referring to the cartridge then:facepalm: I meant the poster.
Thanks for moving it:o
Whaaaaaaaaaat?
Wut?
U MAD THO?
Sweet brand name on your Taurus PT 24/7 you got there brah.
No shit.
And, not sure what you think that pistol is, but it's definitely not a Taurus.
It's a $300 Taurus with a $400 brand name attached. And that's on the used market.
inb4 you defend your video game influenced purchase.
This is pretty much what I've heard about it. Also, others have told me that H&K has very shitty customer service.
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No because I have the superior weapon:o
There are comparable pistols for cheaper.
Like GLOCKs (in 9mm only), SIG Pro, and the FNP. Old West German SIG P-series are just as good, but are no longer available new in box.
But, for me, the USP is the most accurate pistol I have ever used and the controls are placed perfectly, especially the magazine release. The built in recoil buffer is fucking awesome and makes the USP the lowest recoiling 9mm pistol I have ever used. The single action trigger is only surpassed by high dollar 1911s and the trigger system is completely modular and the mode can be switched by swapping a $10 trigger plate.
Basically, I couldn't care less what pistol you like, because I'm not you. If I found a pistol that was more shootable than the USP, I'd buy it.
And, I don't really understand the video game reference as the only video game I know of that has the USP9 in it is MGS2, but I found that out probably 8 months after I bought the USP. So I really don't know what you are getting at.
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Well, that pistol operates on a Double Action/Single Action trigger.
The first trigger pull is heavy and, you are right, the trigger has to be pull back pretty far for the first shot to go off. It's kind of a safety type thing.
But after the first shot goes off, the hammer stays back and the trigger goes into a more rearward position, now the pistol is in single action mode and operates like a 1911 or Browning Hi Power.
So after your first trigger pull, the trigger becomes much lighter and shorter.
It's hard to explain without a video.
But the parts swap I was referring to changes the way that little lever (with the red on it towards the rear of the pistol) functions.
You can push it "Up" to engage the manual safety and carry the pistol with the hammer back in "light trigger pull" mode safely.
Or you can push it all the way down to put the pistol back on "heavy first shot" mode.
If the lever is in the middle (like it is in my original photo) that means the safety is off. The safety doesn't need to be on if the pistol is in Double Action (heavy trigger pull) mode, as the trigger is so heavy it is almost impossible to accidentally pull it.
Anyway the $10 plates I was referring to can make it so the lever can ONLY be put on safe and not used to "decock" the hammer (Variant 9), or it can remove the safety and ONLY be used to "decock" the hammer (Variant 3), or it can be used to BOTH "decock" the hammer and be used as a safety (Variant 1), or you can have it to where there is no lever at all and the pistol ALWAYS has a heavy trigger pull (Variant 7), or ALWAYS have a heavy trigger pull and have a safety lever (Variant 5).
My pistol is Variant 1.
There are also version that have the safety lever set up for left hand shooters or where there is a safety lever on each side.
You can also swap out the entire trigger and hammer mechanism for a lighter trigger pull for competition. And there is a system developed by HK called the LEM trigger which is way too confusing to attempt to explain.
Anyway, sorry if I rambled and made no sense, but that's how the different trigger mechanisms work
Hmm IC
This thread isn't about my shoes:mad: It's about the great firearm I purchased which is better than 5.56's pistol.
Someone who has never used a DA/SA or a DAO pistol before would most definitely not understand how the LEM works.
In simplest terms, it is a lightweight pull with a long trigger travel and a very short reset.
It operates just like SIG's DAK trigger and Smith & Wesson's "Double Action Only" trigger on their metal framed autopistols.
I like FN better as a company, personal preference I guess.
Meh if I want a .45 cal I'll just stick with the 1911, used to them and I don't have to shell out $1,200.
If we could get a Civvie G36 I would be all over that though. Unfortunately the one we can get is nutered and lame, and as much as a SCAR-H, which I would prefer.
Almost every fucking gun owner owns a Mosin Nagant as they are the cheapest .30 caliber rifles in the world.
None of us brag about this because they are the cheapest .30 caliber rifles in the world. Grow the fuck up, move the fuck on.
I can think of no bolt action .30 caliber rifle i would like to trust my life to less than the mosin nagant. Please move on with your life. I don't make threads about the shitty charles daly shotgun I got for christmas, my 3 mosin nagants or my Jimenez arms or hi point pistols because no one gives a fuck, $50 dollar bills aren't so rare that every dickhead needs to see what you did with yours.
You're just making yourself look like an asshole. Go onto any popular firearms board and you will see so many posts about dumb shit kids and their first mosin who think it is the best because its the first gun they ever bought. Get an interesting weapon or shut the fuck up.
What's the other gun you own, a long barreld 870 birdgun? Awesome, you and my grandfather who hasn't fired a round in 40 years should hang out, you have the same taste in hardware.
Edit: Acid Drop, You know that the USP 5.56 has, the one in the pic is in 9mm right? they do make them in other calibers besides .45. And they cost about $800 if you shop around
Ok. If I want a 9mm Pistol I have many more options that perform as well, if not better for no where near $800. I fail to see how you, "one upped me."
There are no pistols that cost less (new in box price) that are more accurate than the USP.
Also, that pistol cost me $450 cash and a very used 1993 production GLOCK 19.
I think I did pretty well, considering I sold the GLOCK for what I paid for it.
Wait...30. caliber?
I'm pretty sure .30 caliber and 7.62X54R are completely different rounds, correct me if I'm wrong because I'm kinda new to the science of ammunition.
They are:facepalm: p6867 is just showing his stupidity and lack of gun knowledge of once again. And for the record no the Mosin Nagant is not the first rifle I bought.
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pile of facepalm for pile of jews and DS's stupidity in saying 7.62x54r isn't 30 cal. At least Jews knows he could be wrong, DS, try to learn what 7.62mm equals in inches before pretending to be any kind of authority on weaponry.
American .30 cal (30-06/.308win) are .308 caliber.
Soviet 7,62x54r and 7,62x39 are .311 caliber.
Why dont you go load some .311 rounds in a .308 rifle and try it.
Not sure if its enough differance to make a gun explode but cant be really good for the barrel in the long run.
It'll rape the rifling, but it won't pop. Cartridges that start with 7.62 are rounded to 30 caliber, notice how they're called
Carbine, Caliber .30, M1
Rifle, Caliber .30, M1
Rifle, Caliber .30, Automatic, Browning, M1918
Gun, Machine, Caliber .30, Browning, M1919A4
and not
Carbine, Caliber .308, M1
Rifle, Caliber .308, M1
Rifle, Caliber .308, Automatic, Browning, M1918
Gun, Machine, Caliber .308, Browning, M1919A4
And yes, before some idiot points out my "mistake," .30 Carbine is .308 bullet diameter as well.
He was referring to ALL cartridges firing bullets in the .30" diameter range, what he said made perfect sense.
It's like saying .35 caliber pistol rounds, this could include:
9x19mm
9x21
9x23 Winchester
.357 SIG
.380 Auto
.38 Super
.357 Magnum
He wasn't referencing a specific cartridge at all.