A Polish P-64.
I did ultimately sell it for a profit, but the hard-ish to find, relatively pricey ammo, shit trigger, and snappy recoil made so that I never enjoyed owning or shooting that pistol.
One of those "Pre-64" Winchester model 70 Featherweight .30-06 rifles that wasn't actually built prior to '64. It just mimicked the features of the older rifles while cutting corners with manufacturing and materials.
It was a piece of shit that broke several times in several different ways over the course of about 1000 rounds fired.
Yeah, I realized that and traded it in for a Carl Gustaf model 1900 sporting rifle from the 70s (pic rel, same model) which has so far operated flawlessly with no breakages over some 3500-4000 rounds. My only complaint is that the barrel is starting to wear out on it and now it's spreading to around 1.5 - 2 MOA. But it was 50 years old when I got it, so the round count is probably at least in the 5000-6000 round range. I think it's pretty normal barrel wear for a .30-06 rifle.
>My only complaint is that the barrel is starting to wear out on it and now it's spreading to around 1.5 - 2 MOA.
You can buy Antonio Zoli. Zoli used to make copies of M1900 and their current rifles are basically newer versions.
> DSA SA58 FAL
unreliable with a suppressor, inaccurate no matter what I tried > desert eagle 44mag
I should have just bought a fricking revolver, the gun was finicky and prone to stove piping. > sig sp2340
mediocre in all respects > sig p232 in stainless
not a bad 380, just became completely pointless when I bought a HK p7 that out classed it in every possible way. > beretta 96
knobs and levers sticking out in all directions, boat anchor > WASR10
a solid reliable 6-MOA gun > SAR2
a solid reliable 4-MOA gun > PGO Mossberg 590
abusive to shoot, what the frick was I thinking > CETME
reliable but sights were total shit, to this day I have no idea where those bullets went. > Steyr M40
wanted to love this gun but it refused to return to battery at least once per mag > Steyr M9A1
same as the M40, I figured Steyr learned from its mistakes, but no their pistol still sucked balls. > Steyr SPP
holy frick, I want to slap the bastard Black person that thought a 12 pound trigger pull was a good idea. > CZ52
I should't say it was a bad decision, I loved shooting it but once ammo dried up it had to go. > Ruger 77/44 integral suppressor
very quiet, but impossible to find 44 mag subsomics, had to run it with 44 spl which eventually became impossible to find > Wolf T91 upper, 12.5"
Runs fine, but its a constant reminder why I hate the standard charging handle on the AR15 so much. Stoner was a fricking moron. > MSAR STG556
Mine ran pretty well, but it got sold the instant Steyr returned to the US with their AUG. They were pussies to leaving and letting 3rd parties clones plunder their butthole for so long, but glad to have the AUG back. > S&W 38 SPL
get a revolver for your wife they said, turns out she didn't like the snappy recoil. She seems to be OK with her glock43 now.
I'm sure there's more guns I've sold, but these come time mind. No regrets parting with any of them.
>but impossible to find 44 mag subsomics, had to run it with 44 spl which eventually became impossible to find
I will never understand why people like you buy guns that require you to reload and then don't reload.
>Rear charging handle is moronic
I disagree. It took me a while before I got my first AR and when I got one I was shocked at how lowly skill AR users are.
Stop shooting NTCH!
Now to be fair the fricktarded charging handle wasn't Stoner's idea, it was originally on top where it should be.
NTA but I have some pics showing an early AR-15 that had been modified from top charging handle to the T handle (or triangle) we know now. Gives you a little more of an idea what anon meant about the top charging handle.
>mac 11/9 F/A
bolt slams into the rear even with new springs so hard it bends the stock lock causing it to wobble.
stovepipes against the ejection port bend/bow the thin receiver causing the bolt to stick. >dsa sa58
stupidly tight magwell. FTEs after the first 200 rounds, even on adverse >v5/40
frequent FTEs even with new german moving parts >action arms uzi
every other mag a round would misfeed at 45 degrees and mash the case against the barrel throat. replaced with a known imi barrel to fix, but was still heavy as a mk18 for a quarter of the capability >open bolt KG9 "the good one"
would misfeed like the uzi but no option to replace the barrel. >KG9 F/A
same as the first, only multiplied by the rpm.
tried +30 different mags, different feed lip widths, including original walthers and modded suomi, none fixed.
I don't think I've ever regretted a gun-related purchase though there have been several times where I've regretted *not* purchasing a gun.
Also, this happens a lot: >Be me, checking out guns at an auction >Find several I want >End up holding off bidding on a really good deal because I want to save my $$$ for a later lot that I want more >Get outbid on the later lot
Cimarron 1897, built by Norinco, only functions 4/6 shells sometimes, need to find a 1897 smith and have him fix it, shoots fine but finish is cheap and action is rough.
Hammer does not reset due to shitty sear spring which has been replaced once already. Grip crack. Not pleasant to shoot. It is surprisingly accurate at least.
>Arsenal SLR-104FR
Horrific accuracy (talking at least 5 MOA), extremely overgassed even for an AK, metal shavings ripped from cases by the extractor, 5.45 is fricking dead jim. If I wasn't such a sucker for the AK-74 thanks to vidya I would have sold it long ago.
buying a gun with a reputation for being shit and thinking >i can fix her
and then spending time researching fixes, spending money on those fixes, and ultimately not fixing it. probably just a curse from having car guy brain and looking at shitboxes and day dreaming about how i would fix them up.
Because I was a fricking moron. I didn't appreciate what an awesome gun it was, but I lived somewhere with only indoor ranges so it wasn't much fun to shoot. Sold it in 2019 for a song like a moron.
>Walther PPK/S in .380
It shoots snappier than my fricking Beretta in 9mm and it weighs about the same as it fully loaded with 15 rounds, but only having 7 rounds in the PPK/S.
One of the only guns I sold. Sometimes I bring my old BUG to the range and nobody wants to shoot more than one mag thanks to the lightweight snappy recoil and 12 lb DAO
I’m a newbie who got into guns around late Summer of Love about two years ago. I turned out to become a panic buyer and did the most basic amount of research to decide on a VP9, but the closest I could find was a P30SK and I didn’t want to order online because my nogunz brain couldn’t figure out how to do it. Then I ended up regretting getting a compact and found a P30S online and ordered that. Now I have two P30s in my possession and I’m too deep into the sunk cost fallacy to sell either of them. I have an endless supply of excuses for why keeping both of them isn’t absolutely moronic. Maybe I’ll give one away to a family member in a few years, for now at least I can take comfort in the fact I have two half decent carry pistols
>I doubt you had a CC to walk around with a handgun anyways. >living in a state where you need any sort of loicense to concealed carry, open carry, or buy at all
ishiggitydiggitydoodog
the fact you bought a p30 over a VP9 is a good thing.
The fact you have an p30SK is also a good thing now that they have actual capacity magazines. Its now an extremely comfy deep conceal pistol and i wish i had one also.
Sorry about your p30S though, shoulda got the one without the safety, you might even still be able to change it if you buy the proper parts to plug the hole.
oh right, if you actually paid full price for them then yeah get fricked. Learn to search pawn shops to buy the most overpriced guns in the world at normal prices.
Ayy me too. Paid $1200 for an M&P Sport II at a local shop run by some Russian/Armenian guys that someone recommended me. I didn't bother checking the lgs I frequent now at the time, but they were selling it for hundreds of dollars less.
I bought a Glock in 10mm from a black, and I wondered if I was being racist for thinking it’s stolen.
Then he says “you white boys sure like yo glocks, I got plenty more let me know.”
So yeah, I don’t know. Haven’t run the numbers yet, probably best to toss it in a lake or something. He didn’t look like he was from the Cosby family.
Basic b***h AR that was “ on sale”for $1100
Had this stupid ass gas block with picatinny rail on top, had to hammer it off and order all new handguard, low profile gas block and other furniture to look like a normal rifle, it also came w the lame semi only bcg. If I had shopped around a DDM4 could be had for $1250-1300 and it would have held all its value.
It was Barry Obamas administration. It was the chrome lined non-sport sku… anyways Smith and Wesson had one of those record high share holder profit years.
I even got the tactical version, then a really nice aftermarket stock so it had the muzzlebrake and wood so it actually kinda looked like an M14. Man I had such good taste. And I fricking blew it like a moron. Oh the mags were so good too.
Yeah, I fricked up bad. Selling it in 2019 was horrible too because it was rock bottom of the market.
I bought this holster for my beretta, 140+ dollars or some bullshit i dont want to remember.
I wore it literally once to an event TWO years ago, could never find a single excuse wear it again.
Now my beretta has a new slide and an optic so it doesnt even fricking fit and i cant even pretend to put other guns in there they just fall off because berettas are fricking moronic huge.
got one of those for my revolver. nobody wants to stand or sit behind me when I wore it. it's been sitting in the closet for years. vertical shoulder rigs are better imo for this reason alone.
frigidaire 1946 but the barrel shroud and receiver have been recut and milled to accept m2a1 hardware. The barrel extension has also been replaced and married to the bolt and buffer assembly. That way the quick change m2a1 barrels will actually interface. Screwing in a ma duece barrel and manually setting the headspace is ass. It isn't hard, it's just ass. Literally frick ove' gloving a red hot m2 barrel off with your fricking hands and the tiny as wire holder. Quick change barrels are literally the only way to go. I traded the m2a1h and a case of mk2 grenades bodies for this m2 (basically an m2a1 after the upgrades). Like I said in my original, don't even frick with the electronically firing model, just buy a standard m2 or m2a1 and have fun.
you know what's fricked? I haven't bought a fricking optic for it yet kek. Been thinking about going thermal instead of ir, but still on the fence. I mostly use it at night, and it's a wide open and flat valley. So I'm really leaning towards the thermal.
Worst oh god why did I do this purchase was a m249s off GunBroker. Fricking fees pushed it over 10k. A hearty frick you and I hope you get nut tapped garand thumb. His fricking semi auto belt fed video came out a week before I went shopping.
oh shit re read post >semi auto 240
bro you're actually fricking stupid, you should've got the 5 crates of mosins. they might've thrown the 6th in free
I regret none of the guns I bought... Actually no I take that back. There was this piece of shit Glock wannabe 22 I bought from a pawn shop. It was so awful and I could not get a refund that I literally broke it into small pieces and threw it in the river.
ISSC m22; before the g44 came out, I wanted a cheap glock-like .22 to practice with. That thing was on average 50% misfires no matter what I feed it. Sub ammo wouldn't feed at all, standard would jam up. Even CCI minimags would only cycle 75% of the time. I got the feed ramp polished, but even after 500 rounds it couldn't go through a 10 round mag without 2 or 3 failures. Eventually I traded it in to my LGS for more than it was worth new. I feel bad for whoever got that POS. Hopefully they figured out how to get the thing to work.
2x firearms license application, 150€. And didn't even get the license and had to give up dads pistols. Second worst is a surplus stinky and moldy P225 holster from online shop. It was only 10€, so I threw it out.
Not the worst but worth mentioning:
A sweaty Ben/Classicfirearms Remington M1903-a3
Has some replacement wood stock on it, starts chipping real,easy. Also looks like the sights are aftermarket. Would rather shoot a Swiss or Finn surplus rifle and put up an ad and probably lose $150 on it.
He (Paul Harrel) takes a wrong turn on a service road in heavy rain and doesn’t get back for a while. Then has some sniveling lady say “we tracked you easy”. Probably he has to deal with a whole slew of dumb people + being a former US Marine instructor and it’s a recipe for slight misanthropy.
Arex Delta L. It was a piece of fricking junk that kept giving me headache after headache. Don't get me wrong, I think the pistol LOOKS cool and it feels AMAZING in the hand, and the trigger isn't half-bad either; but holy shit the upsides in no way justify the downsides.
>barrel hood was peened and beat to frick by the slide >then ironsights became loose out of nowhere >then brand new sights ordered DIRECTLY FROM Arex did not fit and required hand-fitting from a gunsmith >Even then the front sight was still too loose and had to be peened and red loctited in place. >and then the "striker ready" indicator broke off TWICE, leaving a big fricking hole in the back of the endplate. >and then the screws for the optics plate stripped themselves upon first removal. >and then it was a b***h to find a holster >and then it was a b***h to get in contact with the manufacturer >and then if you want any additional magazines or parts they have to be imported directly from Slovenia
its a great gun thats held back by moronic eastern-euro mindsets and corner-cutting
Different anon but I have one it’ is marked Walther but Umarex is the importer.
Totally inaccurate, shit trigger, mine runs okay and looks cool from afar.
Heavy as all frick; front heavy because muh collapsing stock and "suppressor". Looks kinda cool though. Zinc receiver like it's a pellet rifle or airsoft gun. I think the shroud can be taken off if you want it to look moronic.
Thanks, I was totally enamored by the idea of an mp5 but realized that a basic Ruger 10/22 would be more practical. What do you think?
10/22 would be way more practical IMO. Great hunting rifle. And if you ever want a suppressor and want a normal looking 10/22 that will work with one, I recommend you look at these models which have threaded barrels and barrel bands:
($300)
(Bass Pro exclusive, $340)
S&W 40VE 1st gen before the "sigma" series I bought in the late 90's when I was young and broke. The thing would go full auto when it felt the urge among other things. Not as fun as it sounds when you don't know it's coming.
A fricking Neck Gator!
WTF! >Thing is like almost 10 years old still in its package. Thats when I use to drink, read PrepHole then buy shit they talked about needing!
KAC 14.5
Never again.
Elaborate. These are my favorite stories
/arg/ still makes fun of me and now I have to do monthly payments to afford owning it.
Arnt they like 2.5k?
A lot of the people you see talking shit about the poors are up to their eyeballs in debt from buying shit they can't afford.
A Polish P-64.
I did ultimately sell it for a profit, but the hard-ish to find, relatively pricey ammo, shit trigger, and snappy recoil made so that I never enjoyed owning or shooting that pistol.
I have one and like it because of how skinny it is.
tx22
Why?
All but 6 of them.
tx22
gsg1911
AUG
PS90
AKM
Enfield
Gloc 19
Intratec 22
... and like 15 others
sooooooo many
One of those "Pre-64" Winchester model 70 Featherweight .30-06 rifles that wasn't actually built prior to '64. It just mimicked the features of the older rifles while cutting corners with manufacturing and materials.
It was a piece of shit that broke several times in several different ways over the course of about 1000 rounds fired.
most fudds that buy those things put like 5 rounds through it per year.
Yeah, I realized that and traded it in for a Carl Gustaf model 1900 sporting rifle from the 70s (pic rel, same model) which has so far operated flawlessly with no breakages over some 3500-4000 rounds. My only complaint is that the barrel is starting to wear out on it and now it's spreading to around 1.5 - 2 MOA. But it was 50 years old when I got it, so the round count is probably at least in the 5000-6000 round range. I think it's pretty normal barrel wear for a .30-06 rifle.
>My only complaint is that the barrel is starting to wear out on it and now it's spreading to around 1.5 - 2 MOA.
You can buy Antonio Zoli. Zoli used to make copies of M1900 and their current rifles are basically newer versions.
> DSA SA58 FAL
unreliable with a suppressor, inaccurate no matter what I tried
> desert eagle 44mag
I should have just bought a fricking revolver, the gun was finicky and prone to stove piping.
> sig sp2340
mediocre in all respects
> sig p232 in stainless
not a bad 380, just became completely pointless when I bought a HK p7 that out classed it in every possible way.
> beretta 96
knobs and levers sticking out in all directions, boat anchor
> WASR10
a solid reliable 6-MOA gun
> SAR2
a solid reliable 4-MOA gun
> PGO Mossberg 590
abusive to shoot, what the frick was I thinking
> CETME
reliable but sights were total shit, to this day I have no idea where those bullets went.
> Steyr M40
wanted to love this gun but it refused to return to battery at least once per mag
> Steyr M9A1
same as the M40, I figured Steyr learned from its mistakes, but no their pistol still sucked balls.
> Steyr SPP
holy frick, I want to slap the bastard Black person that thought a 12 pound trigger pull was a good idea.
> CZ52
I should't say it was a bad decision, I loved shooting it but once ammo dried up it had to go.
> Ruger 77/44 integral suppressor
very quiet, but impossible to find 44 mag subsomics, had to run it with 44 spl which eventually became impossible to find
> Wolf T91 upper, 12.5"
Runs fine, but its a constant reminder why I hate the standard charging handle on the AR15 so much. Stoner was a fricking moron.
> MSAR STG556
Mine ran pretty well, but it got sold the instant Steyr returned to the US with their AUG. They were pussies to leaving and letting 3rd parties clones plunder their butthole for so long, but glad to have the AUG back.
> S&W 38 SPL
get a revolver for your wife they said, turns out she didn't like the snappy recoil. She seems to be OK with her glock43 now.
I'm sure there's more guns I've sold, but these come time mind. No regrets parting with any of them.
>but impossible to find 44 mag subsomics, had to run it with 44 spl which eventually became impossible to find
I will never understand why people like you buy guns that require you to reload and then don't reload.
>Rear charging handle is moronic
I disagree. It took me a while before I got my first AR and when I got one I was shocked at how lowly skill AR users are.
Stop shooting NTCH!
literally every other gun gets it right, AR15 gets it moronicly wrong.
Moron, you dont matter. Right for you doesnt mean shit to anyone, its ambi, for everyone, for the military etc for the masses.
Now to be fair the fricktarded charging handle wasn't Stoner's idea, it was originally on top where it should be.
NTA but I have some pics showing an early AR-15 that had been modified from top charging handle to the T handle (or triangle) we know now. Gives you a little more of an idea what anon meant about the top charging handle.
Sounds like you are just bad with guns
frick off, I didn't make the shitty guns.
Besides, I have plenty of good ones.
Based sophisticated kat with based sophisticated gat.
>mac 11/9 F/A
bolt slams into the rear even with new springs so hard it bends the stock lock causing it to wobble.
stovepipes against the ejection port bend/bow the thin receiver causing the bolt to stick.
>dsa sa58
stupidly tight magwell. FTEs after the first 200 rounds, even on adverse
>v5/40
frequent FTEs even with new german moving parts
>action arms uzi
every other mag a round would misfeed at 45 degrees and mash the case against the barrel throat. replaced with a known imi barrel to fix, but was still heavy as a mk18 for a quarter of the capability
>open bolt KG9 "the good one"
would misfeed like the uzi but no option to replace the barrel.
>KG9 F/A
same as the first, only multiplied by the rpm.
tried +30 different mags, different feed lip widths, including original walthers and modded suomi, none fixed.
I don't think I've ever regretted a gun-related purchase though there have been several times where I've regretted *not* purchasing a gun.
Also, this happens a lot:
>Be me, checking out guns at an auction
>Find several I want
>End up holding off bidding on a really good deal because I want to save my $$$ for a later lot that I want more
>Get outbid on the later lot
A Remington model 11 with a cracked bolt. I still have not replaced the bolt or fixed it yet.
A century frankenfal
Cimarron 1897, built by Norinco, only functions 4/6 shells sometimes, need to find a 1897 smith and have him fix it, shoots fine but finish is cheap and action is rough.
>surplus CZ82
Hammer does not reset due to shitty sear spring which has been replaced once already. Grip crack. Not pleasant to shoot. It is surprisingly accurate at least.
>Arsenal SLR-104FR
Horrific accuracy (talking at least 5 MOA), extremely overgassed even for an AK, metal shavings ripped from cases by the extractor, 5.45 is fricking dead jim. If I wasn't such a sucker for the AK-74 thanks to vidya I would have sold it long ago.
Hiw can 5.45 have harsh recoil and be overgassed?
Its well documented to be flat shooting and low recoil.
I hate to call you a liar. But..
You interested in trading for a DDM4V7 SLW?
GG&G Dually front sight base screw in picatinny rail.
With a flashlight it obscures your sight picture so god damn.
I use the Midwest industries equivalent, it works great
I ended up just getting a drop in pic section for A2 guard.
It literally does not.
Maverick 88
Finish is fricking weak as shit and will rust if you look at it wrong even though I oiled it
Oh boy if you think an M88 is rust prone, then you reeeealy need to stay away from anything Rustington makes unless it's made of stainless steel.
I fricking hate cheap finishes
Surefire XC1
$300 USD for the biggest piece of shit weapon light I have ever seen in my life. Aliexpress tier garbage. Frick Surefire.
Mine is awesome but I did get the updated version. The flush fit with the g19 is pure sex
buying a gun with a reputation for being shit and thinking
>i can fix her
and then spending time researching fixes, spending money on those fixes, and ultimately not fixing it. probably just a curse from having car guy brain and looking at shitboxes and day dreaming about how i would fix them up.
When I sold my mini-14. Goddamn what a mistake.
why would you
Because I was a fricking moron. I didn't appreciate what an awesome gun it was, but I lived somewhere with only indoor ranges so it wasn't much fun to shoot. Sold it in 2019 for a song like a moron.
rip anon's mini
I miss it.
I want one bad. I don't know why. Currently have a 10/22 with a B-TM stock and it makes me want one even more.
>Walther PPK/S in .380
It shoots snappier than my fricking Beretta in 9mm and it weighs about the same as it fully loaded with 15 rounds, but only having 7 rounds in the PPK/S.
One of the only guns I sold. Sometimes I bring my old BUG to the range and nobody wants to shoot more than one mag thanks to the lightweight snappy recoil and 12 lb DAO
I’m a newbie who got into guns around late Summer of Love about two years ago. I turned out to become a panic buyer and did the most basic amount of research to decide on a VP9, but the closest I could find was a P30SK and I didn’t want to order online because my nogunz brain couldn’t figure out how to do it. Then I ended up regretting getting a compact and found a P30S online and ordered that. Now I have two P30s in my possession and I’m too deep into the sunk cost fallacy to sell either of them. I have an endless supply of excuses for why keeping both of them isn’t absolutely moronic. Maybe I’ll give one away to a family member in a few years, for now at least I can take comfort in the fact I have two half decent carry pistols
>panic buyer during Floyd summer
Why didn't you just buy a shotgun or something? I doubt you had a CC to walk around with a handgun anyways.
>I doubt you had a CC to walk around with a handgun anyways.
>living in a state where you need any sort of loicense to concealed carry, open carry, or buy at all
ishiggitydiggitydoodog
the fact you bought a p30 over a VP9 is a good thing.
The fact you have an p30SK is also a good thing now that they have actual capacity magazines. Its now an extremely comfy deep conceal pistol and i wish i had one also.
Sorry about your p30S though, shoulda got the one without the safety, you might even still be able to change it if you buy the proper parts to plug the hole.
oh right, if you actually paid full price for them then yeah get fricked. Learn to search pawn shops to buy the most overpriced guns in the world at normal prices.
Ayy me too. Paid $1200 for an M&P Sport II at a local shop run by some Russian/Armenian guys that someone recommended me. I didn't bother checking the lgs I frequent now at the time, but they were selling it for hundreds of dollars less.
>Now I have two P30s
buy a third one
I bought a Glock in 10mm from a black, and I wondered if I was being racist for thinking it’s stolen.
Then he says “you white boys sure like yo glocks, I got plenty more let me know.”
So yeah, I don’t know. Haven’t run the numbers yet, probably best to toss it in a lake or something. He didn’t look like he was from the Cosby family.
Buy a 80% lower and cut it out. Then get rid of the lower. The upper will always have value.
A M&P15 “optics ready”
Basic b***h AR that was “ on sale”for $1100
Had this stupid ass gas block with picatinny rail on top, had to hammer it off and order all new handguard, low profile gas block and other furniture to look like a normal rifle, it also came w the lame semi only bcg. If I had shopped around a DDM4 could be had for $1250-1300 and it would have held all its value.
>M&P15 “optics ready”
>$1100
lmao you moron
that one hurts
It was Barry Obamas administration. It was the chrome lined non-sport sku… anyways Smith and Wesson had one of those record high share holder profit years.
I even got the tactical version, then a really nice aftermarket stock so it had the muzzlebrake and wood so it actually kinda looked like an M14. Man I had such good taste. And I fricking blew it like a moron. Oh the mags were so good too.
Yeah, I fricked up bad. Selling it in 2019 was horrible too because it was rock bottom of the market.
My M1 Garand
I'd buy it again given the chance
I bought this holster for my beretta, 140+ dollars or some bullshit i dont want to remember.
I wore it literally once to an event TWO years ago, could never find a single excuse wear it again.
Now my beretta has a new slide and an optic so it doesnt even fricking fit and i cant even pretend to put other guns in there they just fall off because berettas are fricking moronic huge.
got one of those for my revolver. nobody wants to stand or sit behind me when I wore it. it's been sitting in the closet for years. vertical shoulder rigs are better imo for this reason alone.
Aren't Berettas virtually the same size as a 1911?
just buy the regular m2, don't frick around with electronic trigger solenoid just get the regular m2 and just be done with it.
Who made yours? It's on my list if I win lottery or my engraving project takes off.
frigidaire 1946 but the barrel shroud and receiver have been recut and milled to accept m2a1 hardware. The barrel extension has also been replaced and married to the bolt and buffer assembly. That way the quick change m2a1 barrels will actually interface. Screwing in a ma duece barrel and manually setting the headspace is ass. It isn't hard, it's just ass. Literally frick ove' gloving a red hot m2 barrel off with your fricking hands and the tiny as wire holder. Quick change barrels are literally the only way to go. I traded the m2a1h and a case of mk2 grenades bodies for this m2 (basically an m2a1 after the upgrades). Like I said in my original, don't even frick with the electronically firing model, just buy a standard m2 or m2a1 and have fun.
you know what's fricked? I haven't bought a fricking optic for it yet kek. Been thinking about going thermal instead of ir, but still on the fence. I mostly use it at night, and it's a wide open and flat valley. So I'm really leaning towards the thermal.
Worst money wise was my 240slr. Semi auto 240.
Worst oh god why did I do this purchase was a m249s off GunBroker. Fricking fees pushed it over 10k. A hearty frick you and I hope you get nut tapped garand thumb. His fricking semi auto belt fed video came out a week before I went shopping.
>millionaire complaining about money on /k/
Sure does sound like that sucks anon.
>$10k rifle budget
>buys that bullshit
Frick you.
>240 slr
Why? Are you moronic. Its belt fed.
what's the problem with your 240 anon? I love them, and they're pretty easy to trouble shoot. The things are frickin skits
oh shit re read post
>semi auto 240
bro you're actually fricking stupid, you should've got the 5 crates of mosins. they might've thrown the 6th in free
springfield xd40
>What's the worst /k/ related purchase you ever made?
A Mosin Nagant. I fell hard for the "moist nugget" meme.
They're well worth it below $300. Too bad you can't find any for that anymore.
I have no idea how you can be dissapointed with a mosin assuming you bought it for 200 or less. It goes bang and the ammo was cheap at the time.
You're an idiot who misunderstood the whole point of them. You are a moron.
I regret none of the guns I bought... Actually no I take that back. There was this piece of shit Glock wannabe 22 I bought from a pawn shop. It was so awful and I could not get a refund that I literally broke it into small pieces and threw it in the river.
>pawn shop
>refund
Every gun once I realized the government has tanks, fighters and drones and I stand no chance
sup kamala
Say that to the taliban or the vietnamese.
It's not about winning them, it's about sending a message.
Kys kommitroony
ISSC m22; before the g44 came out, I wanted a cheap glock-like .22 to practice with. That thing was on average 50% misfires no matter what I feed it. Sub ammo wouldn't feed at all, standard would jam up. Even CCI minimags would only cycle 75% of the time. I got the feed ramp polished, but even after 500 rounds it couldn't go through a 10 round mag without 2 or 3 failures. Eventually I traded it in to my LGS for more than it was worth new. I feel bad for whoever got that POS. Hopefully they figured out how to get the thing to work.
I almost bought one of those before the g44 came out as well. I wanted a .22 handgun and got a Ruger MK II a year later instead.
RIA 1911
2x firearms license application, 150€. And didn't even get the license and had to give up dads pistols. Second worst is a surplus stinky and moldy P225 holster from online shop. It was only 10€, so I threw it out.
Not the worst but worth mentioning:
A sweaty Ben/Classicfirearms Remington M1903-a3
Has some replacement wood stock on it, starts chipping real,easy. Also looks like the sights are aftermarket. Would rather shoot a Swiss or Finn surplus rifle and put up an ad and probably lose $150 on it.
I watched that video yesterday. He seemed very unhinged about such a little comment
He (Paul Harrel) takes a wrong turn on a service road in heavy rain and doesn’t get back for a while. Then has some sniveling lady say “we tracked you easy”. Probably he has to deal with a whole slew of dumb people + being a former US Marine instructor and it’s a recipe for slight misanthropy.
my first airsoft gun, that thing was a gateway drug to real guns and gear
>Verification not required.
From the lack of mentions about them, looks like /k/ is happy with their Turkish value shotguns, nice!
I tried one the other day. Was fun, and no malfunction in 30 rounds except I had to tap the bolt handle to close it on the last round
bought a percussion revolver because they don't require a license where I live only to later realize you need a license to purchase black powder
Mossberg 940 pro
Idk if I just got a dud but it wont eject shells and jams constantly even after a cleaning.
I've heard nothing but issues
ruger lcp 2 .380 had a shit finish (prone to rust) jammed easily sold it for $180 then got an ounce i already have glocks so idc
Arex Delta L. It was a piece of fricking junk that kept giving me headache after headache. Don't get me wrong, I think the pistol LOOKS cool and it feels AMAZING in the hand, and the trigger isn't half-bad either; but holy shit the upsides in no way justify the downsides.
>barrel hood was peened and beat to frick by the slide
>then ironsights became loose out of nowhere
>then brand new sights ordered DIRECTLY FROM Arex did not fit and required hand-fitting from a gunsmith
>Even then the front sight was still too loose and had to be peened and red loctited in place.
>and then the "striker ready" indicator broke off TWICE, leaving a big fricking hole in the back of the endplate.
>and then the screws for the optics plate stripped themselves upon first removal.
>and then it was a b***h to find a holster
>and then it was a b***h to get in contact with the manufacturer
>and then if you want any additional magazines or parts they have to be imported directly from Slovenia
its a great gun thats held back by moronic eastern-euro mindsets and corner-cutting
Forgive me father for I have sinned
My third glock feels like a bridge too far. I’ve never even shot two of them.
The umarex mp5 22 was utter trash
Ruger mk3. Had to use a hammer to disassemble
Having something that predated cerakote called green T or some shit applied to a west German 226
>Umarex 22lr mp5
Please anon, tell me more. Talk me out of it.
Different anon but I have one it’ is marked Walther but Umarex is the importer.
Totally inaccurate, shit trigger, mine runs okay and looks cool from afar.
Thanks, I was totally enamored by the idea of an mp5 but realized that a basic Ruger 10/22 would be more practical. What do you think?
Heavy as all frick; front heavy because muh collapsing stock and "suppressor". Looks kinda cool though. Zinc receiver like it's a pellet rifle or airsoft gun. I think the shroud can be taken off if you want it to look moronic.
10/22 would be way more practical IMO. Great hunting rifle. And if you ever want a suppressor and want a normal looking 10/22 that will work with one, I recommend you look at these models which have threaded barrels and barrel bands:
($300)
(Bass Pro exclusive, $340)
A fighting knife. It looks cool, fits my hand but it's too large for concealed carry.
Trijicon
Any milsurp
just garbage stuff at stupid prices
glad I sold it all
S&W 40VE 1st gen before the "sigma" series I bought in the late 90's when I was young and broke. The thing would go full auto when it felt the urge among other things. Not as fun as it sounds when you don't know it's coming.
Sigma balls
Sig P322
A fricking Neck Gator!
WTF!
>Thing is like almost 10 years old still in its package. Thats when I use to drink, read PrepHole then buy shit they talked about needing!