Australian made monstrosity. Weighs 5 kilograms without scope or furniture. Takes AICS mags.

Australian made monstrosity.
Weighs 5 kilograms without scope or furniture. Takes AICS mags.

This is what we have to deal with downunder to get anything that isn't a boomer deer rifle

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  1. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Forgot to mention it's spring assisted straight pull

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      How does that work? Does it partially reciprocate when its fired?

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        I assume it's just like an AR but with the gas tube removed. Every shot would be like the first shot with a normal AR: pull the charging handle back, let it go.

  2. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Don't aussies have straight pull 5.56 ARish looking guns?

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Black gun scary. Straight to cat R shadowrealm.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        Eatadick, Shitbridge, my new Wedgie is CatB.

        • 11 months ago
          Anonymous

          >CatB
          For now.

          • 11 months ago
            Anonymous

            Lots of Cat B.
            Have been confirmed Cat B for almost a decade now since the first Warwicks started coming out.

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              SCSA Taipan has a few teething problems with the steel parts sliding in the alloy upper, but again its a good attempt, and even CatB in NSW because its not a 'scary black AR'

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                And the Sulun shotty, a full-clone of the Benelli M4 just with a close-lever.
                >Buy black gunz, frick John Howard.

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                God, aussie threads are depressing

                >Turkshit
                >Not even semi-auto
                I gotta tell you man, even if I lived there, I'd rather buy a less fancy Mossberg pump or something than this shit.

                https://i.imgur.com/y9NtEEY.jpg

                Nice warwick, is it yours?

                Im canadian but I have a morbid fascination with other commonwealth countries gun laws. The warwick seems like one of the nicest options. Pretty crazy how expensive they are though. In canada we already have straight pull and pump action 223s for 1000-1500 bucks.

                Even though we still have semi auto options, ive been thinking about building a nice light, short straight pull anyways. Would be nice as short barrel rifles are more tightly regulated and i want something ban proof

                >i want something ban proof
                If you want a ban proof manual-action in case the worst happens, at least get a pump rifle you can still shoot with some speed

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                Are you ready for the funniest shit? Pump action shotguns are heavily restricted here, pump action rifles aren't.

                God you slaves are pathetic.Worthless wastes of DNA honestly. Look at France, Black person gangs running the streets with AKs while "law abiding citizens" cower in their homes waiting to be burned alive. I love how only cucked white people are getting disarmed while sand Black folk and literal Black folk the world over are armed to the teeth.....yet morons will make more excuses why they should "follow the law" which seems to only apply to you cucks. Don't forget to pay your taxes slaves of the real men will show up and shoot you.

                >Being a non-cucked white is when you sanitise your hands and check your phone while some brown shoots your children
                Do amerifats really?

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                Wow, sick digits. That's not "funny" though, that's horrifying.

                I was considering a PAR for a while but it seems like youre limited to how short you can make the barrel. And even at that seems like a pain to buy a full rifle only to buy a marginally shorter barrel and re-barrel it.

                Yeah, the barrel obviously has to be long enough to support the forend pump. Personally though I don't see the point of a short barrel on a straight-pull. Having to break your shooting grip to cycle the action compromises the ergos so much that it defeats the purpose of the rifle afaic. I would prefer to have a normal bolt gun at that point

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                i think straight pulls are marginally faster than bolts. Plus, in tight situation, you can kind of keep your support hand supporting the weapon while holding onto the left side bolt and keep it there while cycling and shooting. Ive tried the technique dry firing with my wk180 and it seems feasable, although the weight of my wk makes it hard. Thats why i was thinking it would be cool to make a lightweight straight pull builld.

                heres an example of an ausgay doing it

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                I was considering a PAR for a while but it seems like youre limited to how short you can make the barrel. And even at that seems like a pain to buy a full rifle only to buy a marginally shorter barrel and re-barrel it.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                Close Lever?

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                Are you ready for the funniest shit? Pump action shotguns are heavily restricted here, pump action rifles aren't.
                [...]
                >Being a non-cucked white is when you sanitise your hands and check your phone while some brown shoots your children
                Do amerifats really?

                checked

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              And in 8 years we've gone from the first lever-action Adlers to press-button-release not-semiauto rifles like the Chimera and the T2000 and Bushmaster shotguns, so the NFA is gradually collapsing due to Howard's own loopholes he wrote on advice from his moron gun-control experts.

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                Even NSW Farmers have broken through the LRDs unofficial and illegal ban on only issuing suppressor permits to professional shooters.
                Pretty soon we'll get to the final step - suppressors for recreational hunters and target shooters.

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                NSW Nationals have changed their policy to backing suppressors for hunters to help farmers.
                Of course theyre in a small minority opposition, and desperate to stay relevant against SFF in bush electorates, but it cracks the 96 Howard-Fisher NFA pact apart.

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                Nah, the other redhead called it - the Nats will make noise in opposition to get reard farmers to stay rusted-on, but deepdown theyre with the CityGreens and will take everyc**ts guns.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                Final step is no infringements

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              Going through Warwick's build-it option online, with a few extras like the pump-action reload comes to $4700, frick me.

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                The early-orders special price on the new MPR308 Wedgetail was $3.5k, I spent the 'saving' on extra mags and bits.
                I'll probably double that number by the time I put decent glass and a few extras on it.
                That's still low numbers compared to guys building high-end PRS tackdrivers or Open IPSC raceguns.
                Strayans are putting big bills into their 'sport' guns and all the local rifle and parts manufacturers are pushing to keep up with demand.
                So much for the "Strayans don't have gunz" bullshit.
                >Its almost like with all the issues like immigration, energy costs, the economics and housing bubble, somehow /k/unts still figure that buying sporting equipment is going to be a sound investment in their children's future...
                Even the Wedgetail 'Rhonda' logo is a redheaded country girl.

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                Otoh, with the prices forces up by ABF stopping easy imports, it means they can't afford to do a Buyback 2.0 now.
                In 1995 an average SLR price was only $6-700, and a brand new SKK was $250 - and they had to pay double that to try to get c**ts to hand them in.
                Anything under double or triple prices now and it's worthwile having an epidemic of 'boating accidents' and just copping the fines.
                Even if they are on a Registry, and those are pretty fricked with known gaps, what options do they have?
                >"Whattya going to do, Fed? Take away my loicence..."
                Not a threat if they're cancelling them anyway.
                The Feds and Greentards have priced themselves out of the market as they found with Coof and 'no-mask' fines, c**ts just ignored paying and they can't arrest thousands of white c**ts because we actually keep the country running and the prisons are already full of drunk Abos, so they don't really have a threat anymore.
                Howard's NFA, by making it that you needed a steady well-paid job and a clean record to afford guns and keep a loicence, it means gun-owners are the functional backbone of 90% of essential industries and services.
                You can hassle Abos Neets and reffos all you want, they're economically slaves to the dole, but jail every shooter and there's nobody left to run the place.

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                >worthwile having an epidemic of 'boating accidents' and just copping the fines.
                Just claim you had a home invasion and a bunch of Sudos now have taken your guns.
                Cops won't do shit because charging you with losing your guns means they have to admit in Court that Sudos are doing home invasions, and they aren't allowed to do those statistics anymore because it's racist.
                21st Century problems...

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                >Just claim you had a home invasion and a bunch of Sudos now have taken your guns.
                Where I live we have no blacks nor abos, the only people that rob houses for guns here are white ice addicts. What am I supposed to do?

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              Nice warwick, is it yours?

              Im canadian but I have a morbid fascination with other commonwealth countries gun laws. The warwick seems like one of the nicest options. Pretty crazy how expensive they are though. In canada we already have straight pull and pump action 223s for 1000-1500 bucks.

              Even though we still have semi auto options, ive been thinking about building a nice light, short straight pull anyways. Would be nice as short barrel rifles are more tightly regulated and i want something ban proof

            • 10 months ago
              Anonymous

              How close are these to accepting a gas key and gas tube? Are the neutered in the BCG?

              I'd be fine with that price if I could order car parts from America but if they gimped it in other ways then it's not worth it tbh.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                Warwick has a solid block BCG more like an AR-18.
                Oceania has a blank ended gaskey like the piston BCGs that slides in the top of the upper as its other function is to stop the round BCG rotating out of vertical and not feeding.
                So, they don't have the vent thru from the gaskey to the back of the bolthead like an AR15 direct injection system but would probably take a gas-piston setup.
                >Careful - all "car parts" get x-rayed at the Gateways unless you ride a harley have shit tatts and give ABF a cut of your meth profits.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                See [...] - theoretically.

                Good info. If I could get one here in the us to experiment with it'd be a fun project to try and convert. Looks like the UK has you beat in terms of straight pulls sadly.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                No, we're about the same in centrefire rifles Oz to UK.
                UK used to allow 'lever-release' rifles, basically semi-auto systems that lock open at the rear on each shot, then slam closed and reload when you hit a button, thus making it a "manual" action not technically a Semi. The UK banned them because they converted scary ARs and vz58s to lever-release. They're still legal as rifles and shotguns in Oz see

                https://i.imgur.com/JMKSc8j.jpg

                And in 8 years we've gone from the first lever-action Adlers to press-button-release not-semiauto rifles like the Chimera and the T2000 and Bushmaster shotguns, so the NFA is gradually collapsing due to Howard's own loopholes he wrote on advice from his moron gun-control experts.

                Otoh, afaik UK can still have semiauto .22 rimfires but Oz can't.
                In Oz we can have normal pistols, as long as theyre 5inch barrel so no Compacts, and max 10round mags so we still shoot IPSC etc just with M1911s or CZs but with a few more mag changes. UK has no real pistols and has to do

                https://i.imgur.com/256zSRu.jpg

                How do I get this thing in the states, also want one of those weird uk revolvers with with the long wire on the grip and silly rifle length barrel. I like odd things.

                as "rifles with minimal stocks", like the US does with AR pistols with 'braces' but nor actual stocks.
                As a comparison, I guess we're both at varying versions of California as we get all your anti-gunners bullshit coming here where there isnt a 2A to force them to back off.
                If you want a 'no-gas' AR there was a US company Windrunner that was making them and tried importing some here. For the US the only advantage over a gas AR was they were fully free floated with no gas gear on the barrel. Probably pointless in US but worthwile here until we started making the local gasless AR copies.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                See

                Yes but no: ex- gas-operated rifles that have been neutered are still "scary, military guns" and aren't permitted for import
                Same as we couldnt keep our SLRs etc in 96 as Cat Bs by chopping off or welding over the gas systems, but we can buy newly created local Cat Bs that are effectively the same thing.

                Otoh, I was at a gunshow in the US and some Bubba had made an adjustable gas-piston AR15 by using an SLR gas block and rod, so you could find an old SLR gas-block and piston still inside Oz and fit it onto a local straight-pull AR-copy like an Oceania to do exactly the same trick here.
                [All theoretically, of course, Fedc**ts]

                - theoretically.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Yeah there's a few of them now. They have to be made locally because our Border Force can stop things they think look scary

  3. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    absolute state of ausgayia

    angloids are just destined to eat shit at this point

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Nothing a nice gentlemanly war with chang wont fix

  4. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    You just pull it back after a shot and let go it zips forward and locks in place

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      I like AR-stylers, got an early Warwick, but that thing is just ugly and no need to be.
      Giant oversized magwell like its a protective shroud or some fuddlore that touching the mag affects akkurassy.
      The pic-rail on the receiver is half an inch above the picrail on the forestock - so you cant line up a clipon thermal - and theres no AR charging handle or gaskey so it has no reason to be so high except Boomer fudds want to use lo-rings and cant bend their scrawny arthritis necks down to straightline.

  5. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Get a Wedgetail instead.
    Or an Oceania, a Warwick, or a SCSA but theyre a bit rough.

  6. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    >Weighs 5 kilograms
    AHAHAHAHAA

  7. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    NFI what UncleRon thinks he's doing.
    Listening to all the SSAA 80yo Target rifle fudds about making it with a ridiculous heavyweight barrel so they can use it for F-Class.
    And their Fudd ROs will just make them single-load each round anyway.
    >wait and see if theres an AR-weight barrel later

  8. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    why do so many on /k/ have a fear of bull barrels? Do they hate precision? Or are they currently out of style for posting larp photos on TweetyBook?

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Nah, I've got heavy tubes on PRS guns, but a porker-chaser needs to be carryable and swingable.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      You don't get MORE precision with a bull barrel, nogunz. The barrel just remains more accurate through prolonged fire, which is stupid because BOLT Action. On a machine gun it makes sense. On a full auto rifle, it makes sense. You don't know the difference between accuracy and precision.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        Bolt action rifles heat up too.

  9. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    16inch 1-inch diameter, but barrels available up to 32inches long, with no weight in the stock to try to balance it out.
    And in the holy calibre Two-Fudd-Three

  10. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    ausbros, im so sorry. things suck here in canada but i can't even imagine this shit

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      I left Oz for Florida earlier this year, never been happier. Go to Minnesota or Montana or a locale similar to Canada, you'll be happier, I assure you.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        me and my buddies are tentatively planning on moving to the states and buying a bit of land. idk if it'll ever really pan out, but i don't want to die in a nation where i can't own cool guns.

  11. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    why does the receiver look like cheap chinese plastic, dimples and all?

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      ribbed for pleasure

  12. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    'Enfield Arms'
    The last time the Boomer Fudd 'rifle-experts' tried to make new rifles we ended up with those shit AIA .303s that weighed twice as much as an original No.4 and cost twice as much as milsurp because they had to get the stocks handcarved out of swamp wood by asiatics in Hanoi.
    The SSAA Target fudds haven't done shit since 1996 except throat Lil'Johnnie's wiener because he put them in charge of collecting club fees for their single-shot only ranges and gladly threw everybody else under the bus.
    It was SSAA Fudds who complained to LRD that they had made a 'mistake' categorising Adlers as CatA when Fudds didnt like them firing more than 2 ammunitions, Sam Lee only caught up later.
    Buy a Wedgetail, a Warwick, an Oceania Precision, and a Bushmeister or Sulun shotty from guys who are pushing the envelope instead.
    There are dozens of better AR-style rifles available in Oz now than this steel and plastic thing.
    > https://youtu.be/HWr7EGx8ems

  13. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Say what you want but I always loved when companies exploit every single loophole so people can enjoy more guns. Pic related
    >10 round mag limit in Germany
    >Wait, they didn't say anything about belts
    >Hans, let's get to work

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      >uk
      >no restrictions on mag size
      >or mag/feed type
      So a belt fed lever .44 is just fine

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        This is cringe but also based, I need it in full auto

        • 11 months ago
          Anonymous

          looks good to me.

          • 11 months ago
            Anonymous

            Would be better as a 'button-release' like the new shottys.
            He's going to get a wrist-injury on a 100-round belt.

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              the UK government banned semi semi-auto rifles like MARS and button release . luckily real semi-auto shotguns are still fine so every god fearing english gentleman's right to own a mystery meat turkish combat shotgun is not infringed

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        Yep.
        Technically a belt-fed hand-cranked gatling-gun is Cat B in Oz.
        CatA if its in .22lr like the pic.

        • 11 months ago
          Anonymous

          A beltfed gatling mounted onto the hipbelt of a 'Predator' style backpack would be controllable as you could aim with one hand and move the crankhandle forward so you can be cranking and helping stabilise the gun with the other.
          And it would be lighter than Jesse's movie minigun because you wouldnt need half the backpack being truck batteries to run the electric motor. Thats the bit they leave out in the movie, he needs an extension cord of 24v to run the motor.

          • 11 months ago
            Anonymous

            put it on a steadicam rig a la aliens

        • 10 months ago
          Anonymous

          You know how if you put an M60's gas piston in backwards, it becomes a straight pull?
          Could you just get something fun like that, have it be modified in such a way it's gas piston is fricked (Or so it seems that way), and import it as a straight pull?

          • 10 months ago
            Anonymous

            Actually now that I think about it, M79s/m203s are kind of legal
            The legislation states that a rocket/grenade launcher is:
            >a rocket launcher, recoilless rifle, antitank rifle, a bazooka or a rocket propelled grenade type launcher;
            Technically, an m79 is none of these things. It doesn't use rockets in anyway to fire its projectiles.
            Could you get one on a cat A? I mean technically it can fire M576 shotgun rounds, and it is a single shot, rifle-stocked weapon.
            Of course, you would have a difficulty acquiring the ammunition, but it would still be neat to have

            • 10 months ago
              Anonymous

              Some of the NZ 40mm cases instead of the Hi-Lo capsule had a 38special blank pressed into the base which does the same thing but were reloadable, you'd just need to lathe up some 40mm lumps and 3d print the driving band as they run at low velocity.
              Yeah, a lot of the technical terms in the Firearms Act are laughably inaccurate, some common military items get completely overlooked because their "experts" are fat Boomer Cops who only see the shit on 80s Action movies
              And it explains why they specifically ban bullshit items like spring-fired Ballistic knives that were an 80s "evil commie Spezznazz" paranoia meme

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                And one got used by Arnie in Commando.
                The source of all LED expert firearms knowledge.
                It was so shit IRL the FX guy had to slide the blade part along a wire so it would fly far enough to hit the stunt guy in the chest not just randomly fall on the ground.

            • 10 months ago
              Anonymous

              >>a rocket launcher, recoilless rifle, antitank rifle, a bazooka...
              For instance, a "bazooka" isn't a US WW2 2.36inch Rocket Launcher, that has a proper technical and legal designation
              A "bazooka" is a 1930s comedy musical instrument:
              https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bazooka_instrument
              But you can't play one in a band in Australia because it's banned in the Firearms Act.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                https://i.imgur.com/9Bgc1E0.jpg

                Some of the NZ 40mm cases instead of the Hi-Lo capsule had a 38special blank pressed into the base which does the same thing but were reloadable, you'd just need to lathe up some 40mm lumps and 3d print the driving band as they run at low velocity.
                Yeah, a lot of the technical terms in the Firearms Act are laughably inaccurate, some common military items get completely overlooked because their "experts" are fat Boomer Cops who only see the shit on 80s Action movies
                And it explains why they specifically ban bullshit items like spring-fired Ballistic knives that were an 80s "evil commie Spezznazz" paranoia meme

                If I were to actually approach this with legal aid on the grounds that the M79 isn't actually covered by the Cat R regulations, how do you reckon it would go?
                I've got a perfectly clean record, not a crook or a Nazi or nothing, and I have a decent amount of disposable income to funnel towards my Vietnam-era milsurp autism.
                I mean, I feel like it is worth a crack at least.
                If you put incendiary or tracer rounds inside a rifle or dragons breath in a shotgun, it becomes an "incendiary or inflammable device containing any substance capable of causing bodily harm or damage to property". By that same logic, an m79 is a shotgun because I only intend to put shotgun rounds in it.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                Technically, you're right, legally, it's unregulated, BUT this is Straya where dumb lazy cops and especially LRD c**ts just make shit up as they go along because their "experts" are morons, and the Courts act like they have the power to do so.
                Like suppressors in NSW, the LRD Form since the start of the Firearms Act has had a "tick box - Pro-shooter or Farmer" and until the last year LRD automatically cancelled every form ticked 'Farmer' - just because they personally felt that farmers didn't need them - and they're not a Court so there was no legal appeal to a Higher Court of their bullshit "interpretation of the Act".

                And that doesn't even cover that technically the Act calls them "silencers" because that's what they were in 80s spy movies, so since "silencers" don't actually exist, but "suppressors" do, everybody should be able to own "suppressors" because they aren't mentioned in the Act.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                Hence, why I'm suggesting making it a legal thing. They're very particular about their wording, those legal people.
                >Oi c**ts can I have a grenade launcher plox I'll be good I promise
                >Yeah nah c**t frick off
                >*Reappear with lawyer* I said can I have a fricking grenade launcher you bickie

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                Nah, this isn't Seppoland where they can argue 2A in minute detail all the way to Scotus and get legal decisions.
                In Oz, its faceless pubic servants who will just dump your application in the toilet and ignore any lawyer letters, and there's no higher power to make them even do their bare minimum job, let alone force them to make a permission they don't want to.
                And then their 'expert' will apply to the Commissioner to add "and grenade launchers" to the Act by Ministerial announcement. It doesnt even need to be voted on in State Parliament, they can just 'adjust' the Act anytime they fell like.
                Its part of the whole thing that Oz is the only '1st world western country' that doesnt actually have any legally enforceable Rights, let alone being able to legally reverse-argue anything in the Firearms Acts like Seppos can with 2A.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                The other difference is here the 'technical definitions' are just names, not actual descriptions like they are in ATF rulings: "an SBR is defined as.... blahblahblah..."
                In Oz, they just say "a bazooka" or "a rocket launcher" is banned with no definitions of what that is.
                I've seen a guy who did science displays for schoolkids at the museum have to get a Commissioner's Exemption Permit because some LRD moron classified the saw-horse with a metal dinner-plate and steel rod that he used to launch those hobby-shop model rockets was an "unregistered Rocket Launcher" as if it was an RPG-7.
                They are frickwits.
                >picrel - and they can ban these as they are also a "grenade launcher" and they do use internet pictures as 'technical evidence'

          • 10 months ago
            Anonymous

            Yes but no: ex- gas-operated rifles that have been neutered are still "scary, military guns" and aren't permitted for import
            Same as we couldnt keep our SLRs etc in 96 as Cat Bs by chopping off or welding over the gas systems, but we can buy newly created local Cat Bs that are effectively the same thing.

            Otoh, I was at a gunshow in the US and some Bubba had made an adjustable gas-piston AR15 by using an SLR gas block and rod, so you could find an old SLR gas-block and piston still inside Oz and fit it onto a local straight-pull AR-copy like an Oceania to do exactly the same trick here.
            [All theoretically, of course, Fedc**ts]

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        the UK also has no calibre restriction for firearms loicenses(which is why people can have Hellcat 76mm cannons or 18 Pounder field guns on their certificate) and a 3" restriction for shotgun loicenses.

        Webley and Scott used to sell a recreated 1880s 3" black powder naval gun but I think they stopped making them.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        this goofy space shit is a custom build which is a shame because it's hilariously awesome and I wish I could have one.
        I mean I guess I could but I'd have to go do the work and if I'm going to go to that much effort I might as well make something really nutty.

        • 11 months ago
          Anonymous

          Its got some good ideas.
          I guess he's 3d printed the belt links and pins them together like tank track, and they present the round the same as just being in the top slot of a magazine so the bolt is unaltered.
          So you could make a unit like the HK21 belt feed adapter onto any lever-release or pump rifle in place of the AR magwell.
          A belt box and another smaller box to catch the empty belt.
          I guess the easiest option might be an old 7615 with its separate magwell.

          • 11 months ago
            Anonymous

            The magwell on a 7615 is just held in with one screw and clips into the receiver.
            You might have to cut belt-feed holes in the sides of the receiver, and they are about where the action bars for the pump run, so you could link in the feed pawls mechanism.
            Or it might be simpler to wait and see how the new PB Chimeras operate as they should be similar and even more belt-fed fun than a pumpy.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        The UK is unironically one of the better sources for semi-auto rifle mags if you're European. Lots of continental countries either have gay export laws in general or mags over 10 rounds are so tightly restricted there's no way to order them

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      >related
      >10 round mag limit in Germany
      >Wait, they didn't say anything about belts
      Canada does the same except its 5. No limit on pre '45 belts so richgays can blaze off 8mm ammo through mg42 or mg34 all day long

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        I'm pretty sure the 10-round limit there is universal though. It's not like here where the limit only applies to a specific type of rifle

  14. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    >not just buying an AK from the local Sudanese gang member or Chinese "businessman"
    >asking permission to own anything
    ngmi

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      the more that people participate in the legal economy of sport shooting the more that firearm rights can be made visible and protected

      not everyone has a local paki with an AKM connect

      • 10 months ago
        Anonymous

        In a normal country this would be true, in Australia this is unfortunately not the case and things have only gotten worse.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Yeah but you still need a CatB Cz boltgun in 7.62x39mm to explain why you're buying all those spam cans of ammo.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      >supporting Black folk and chinks
      frick off c**t.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      I'm not a druggie so I have no black market connects.

    • 10 months ago
      Anonymous

      Real life is not like the movies homosexual

  15. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    is it legal in WA?

  16. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    >guns are by law restricted to bolt actions with tiny magazines
    >people still attempt to buy tacticool black rifles
    the final proof that most gun owners use them as penis compensators

    i fricking despise gun culture. i just wanna shoot things.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      The old "guns= smallpenis" meme:
      Ok, so I'm an Ammosexual, where's my government grants for a Gun-Pride parade and gun-flags on all government buildings, like the poofters and groomers get?
      I'm an oppressed minority, I need the government to give me more scary black guns.
      Kneel in hypocrisy, Feds, because "Black Guns Matter!"
      >its 2023, Fed, your E&D Karen will be noting your file for your 'sexual discrimination' of my tinypenis.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        >guns= smallpenis" meme:
        it's not about how big your penis is, it's about how big you feel it is.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      No, you're a fricking fudd homosexual.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      This until you realise that a lot of people who own these pump action rifles are people who are fricking off ferals and need quick follow up shots. They are practical.

      Wow, sick digits. That's not "funny" though, that's horrifying.
      [...]
      Yeah, the barrel obviously has to be long enough to support the forend pump. Personally though I don't see the point of a short barrel on a straight-pull. Having to break your shooting grip to cycle the action compromises the ergos so much that it defeats the purpose of the rifle afaic. I would prefer to have a normal bolt gun at that point

      As an Australian gun owner, you just have to smile through the pain.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        >you just have to smile through the pain
        Being a leaf, I understand this well, but if I was in your shoes I genuinely don't think I could cope. No semi-autos or even pump shotguns is a nightmare.

        • 11 months ago
          Anonymous

          If I were restricted to 5 round semis, I would just buy milsurp bolt actions instead. The EU-mandated 10 round cap (to which you can have a sporting exception like I do) sucks but at least some semi-auto rifles have 10 round mags natively. I wouldn't get an AR if I were restricted to cuck mags, it would just feel wrong.

          • 11 months ago
            Anonymous

            >Implying 10-round mags aren't cucked
            I hear you, but most semi-auto rifles take STANAG mags, and those are ten rounds in Canada, not five.

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              >most semi-auto rifles available new on the Canadian market take STANAG mags
              is what I meant to say

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              It's not cucked if it's the native capacity of the rifle

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                Obviously not, I'm talking about artificially limited mags. There are semi-autos with native five round capacities too, but that doesn't make Canadian law less cucked

                I do have unlimited mag capacity on my loicence so my AR will never even see a 10 round mag

                I don't intend this as a gotcha, I'm genuinely curious. You said you have this exemption as a "sport shooter". Can you do anything with your AR other than shoot it on a controlled range?

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                >Can you do anything with your AR other than shoot it on a controlled range?
                I can hunt if I get a loicence but haven't bothered. Wouldn't call my range very controlled, there's no RSO and you just have to call the MPs at the gate to let them know you're at the range

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                I should have said "designated" rather than "controlled". What I was basically asking is if you can just take your rifle out into the woods and frick around with it. I can't have 30 round semi-auto mags in canuckistan, but I don't have any restrictions on the actual use of my rifle beyond municipal discharge restrictions

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                Only if it's my property or if I have otherwise the right to use it. In the countryside people will of course shoot wherever but that's not strictly legal

          • 11 months ago
            Anonymous

            >I wouldn't get an AR if I were restricted to cuck mags, it would just feel wrong.
            kind of a weird attitude tbh, not sure I understand it. Its still fun to shoot an assault style rifle even with gimped mags, you just get better at practicing reloads. In an shtf situation, mag laws would dissapear and youd still have your rifle. Plus we have all sorts of loopholes for getting 10+ rounds with stanag platforms.

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              I mean, he's right, it does feel wrong. But that's a dumb reason not to acquire the rifle, unless he's interested purely in sporting purposes on the range, which is very feasible being a euro

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                I do have unlimited mag capacity on my loicence so my AR will never even see a 10 round mag

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                The mini 10 round pmags that fit entirely inside the magwell are funny

            • 11 months ago
              Anonymous

              >In an shtf situation
              Tbh I don't think prepper/shtf stuff is part of the gun owner mindset in europe
              >captcha: P00TY

              • 11 months ago
                Anonymous

                The SHTF is, but it's about fighting Russians

          • 10 months ago
            Anonymous

            To be fair it's still fun. I'm pretty autistic so anything around guns just makes me happy. I own one gun at the moment (dad owns two, we have a 4 gun safe but it barely fits 3) and I'm planning on getting so much more. I have it good being that I'm on rural land so I can shoot whenever I want on a outdoor range (I heard sometimes they're hard to come by in North America) or I can pump some pigs if I want as well.

            • 10 months ago
              Anonymous

              You heard outdoor ranges are hard to come by in NA? homie who told you that?

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                to be fair

                To be fair it's still fun. I'm pretty autistic so anything around guns just makes me happy. I own one gun at the moment (dad owns two, we have a 4 gun safe but it barely fits 3) and I'm planning on getting so much more. I have it good being that I'm on rural land so I can shoot whenever I want on a outdoor range (I heard sometimes they're hard to come by in North America) or I can pump some pigs if I want as well.

                seems to be able to just shoot in his back yard with no rules something no american city gay can claim.
                >t. feeling sad after having blast in the south dakota black woods.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                I swear I've seen threads about people having no outdoor ranges on here. I thought most metropolitan Americans and Canadians have to shoot indoors or drive hours to get to on outdoor range, while I pump myna birds on my veranda.

              • 10 months ago
                Anonymous

                >metropolitan
                Sure, that's fair, but I think that'd be the case anywhere. Both countries have shitloads of outdoor ranges and public land to shoot on though

    • 10 months ago
      Anonymous

      >Wanting to own anything cool means you have a small dick
      I haven't quite cracked the code on these gays yet, but I have the feeling that they have penises so tiny that they wish they could compensate for them, and project this on to normal people who like cool stuff

  17. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Based and goofy. Wish I had the coin for my license, but I'm kidding myself, I barely get to the archery club as is.

  18. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    God you slaves are pathetic.Worthless wastes of DNA honestly. Look at France, Black person gangs running the streets with AKs while "law abiding citizens" cower in their homes waiting to be burned alive. I love how only cucked white people are getting disarmed while sand Black folk and literal Black folk the world over are armed to the teeth.....yet morons will make more excuses why they should "follow the law" which seems to only apply to you cucks. Don't forget to pay your taxes slaves of the real men will show up and shoot you.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Frickoff Seppo the Train boongs shot more cops in Oz than your whole January 6th with muh2A.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      If you want to argue with pro-NFA people you probably need to go to reddit m8.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        Yeahnah, lazy Strayan Feds cut&paste sepposhit the same as Gunc**troll Australia just parrots everything from the Seppo GC.
        >Thats why they've had nothing to stop PB shottys and straightpull rifles etc because those types of evilgunz dont exist in Seppoland, so Seppo GC doesnt have any 'fakts' to ban them
        And now Scotus is arsefricking ATF and state bans, theyre too busy squealing to help anyway.
        Latest rumour: Seppo Congress is defunding ATF HQ.
        Given our BorderFarce and LRD 'experts' also just parrot ATF 'rulings' to ban imported things, they're going to be fricked if ATF has to stop inventing new bullshit.

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      Yeah all countries are the same ignore the european countries where they can buy almost any crap as long as they can afford to pay their license fee.

    • 10 months ago
      Anonymous

      This, after we win, not owning at least 4 firearms will be a criminal offense.

      • 10 months ago
        Anonymous

        This is the attitude I fricking like. Just make it a priority that they aren't registered.
        t. leaf

  19. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    look at him melt.

  20. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    Good
    The Aussie must be contained for his own good

    • 11 months ago
      Anonymous

      should be 10 kilos.
      20 fully kitted out.
      too heavy for you? sounds like a skill issue to me.

      • 11 months ago
        Anonymous

        Yeah, good idea, sóyc**t, Strayan shooters should get stronger lifting heavy guns.
        Need more balance weights on the Arca-rail, maybe more leadshot in the rail bag, and bigger glass to see further.
        Like humping a MAG58 in Afghan, it builds character, and less recoil for the second shot to be sure.

        • 11 months ago
          Anonymous

          >Like humping a MAG58, it builds character
          and shoulder pain.

  21. 11 months ago
    Anonymous

    I'd rather have the deer rifle.

  22. 10 months ago
    Anonymous

    How do I get this thing in the states, also want one of those weird uk revolvers with with the long wire on the grip and silly rifle length barrel. I like odd things.

    • 10 months ago
      Anonymous

      Heritage rough rider with a 16 inch barrel and a coat hanger.

    • 10 months ago
      Anonymous

      Sort of related, but would a colt-single action army with picrel count as a manual action rifle?

      • 10 months ago
        Anonymous

        In Oz, you can buy revolver rifles, both old SAA-style italian copies, and even modern .357Mag DA revolver styles, and rapid-fire them but they aren't 'semi-autos' under our shit gun laws.
        Funny bit - you can just unbolt the grip panel that has the added stock on it and replace it with a handgun grip panel and you get a 'Joker' fricklong pistol. Theres no 'rod-thing' in there like those

        https://i.imgur.com/256zSRu.jpg

        How do I get this thing in the states, also want one of those weird uk revolvers with with the long wire on the grip and silly rifle length barrel. I like odd things.

        pommy weird-pistols.

        • 10 months ago
          Anonymous

          See the line in the stock behind the grip?
          Theyre just an extended bit of wood on the left grip panel that meets up with the back of the right panel.
          Undo the bolts and its just the standard revolver handgun grip frame.
          Afaik these are the same Czech ALFA longbarrelled guns the Poms use to make their 'not-handguns' by adding on the stick-thing to meet the length restrictions to still be "rifles" when they replace the grip panels.
          Legally you could do the same thing in Oz to match the state licence limits on shortened rifle minimum overall lengths to stay as a Cat B rifle not an unregistered Cat H handgun.

          • 10 months ago
            Anonymous

            But be careful, dont accidentally drop your hacksaw on it so the front falls off.
            Because that would be very very naughty.

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