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Ammunition

Should all ammunition be legal?

  • Yes

    Votes: 18 51.4%
  • No

    Votes: 17 48.6%

  • Total voters
    35
Semi auto, closed bolt.
The stock is unmovable, so it's technically a pistol.
The receiver should be new, since all the original ppsh's were smg's.

ah that makes sense

at one time several semi auto "pistols" (like the POS plastic intratech) were open bolt. th serial number was on the plastic and some of the earlier models were such that you could heat up the curly end of a straightened coat hanger, and burn of both the serial number and the secondary disconnector turning the pistol into an open bolt full auto machine pistol

I believed those Open bold tech 9's were later classified as requiring a class three tax stamp--much like the Street Sweeper revolver styled shotguns and those who bought them legally were forced to register them under the 1934 NFA
 
What about bio-weapons? That's just a type of ammo right?
 
ah that makes sense

at one time several semi auto "pistols" (like the POS plastic intratech) were open bolt. th serial number was on the plastic and some of the earlier models were such that you could heat up the curly end of a straightened coat hanger, and burn of both the serial number and the secondary disconnector turning the pistol into an open bolt full auto machine pistol

I believed those Open bold tech 9's were later classified as requiring a class three tax stamp--much like the Street Sweeper revolver styled shotguns and those who bought them legally were forced to register them under the 1934 NFA

Even though I'm a dyed in the wool capitalist, I have a strong appreciation for all things Soviet.
Dunno why.
 
Even though I'm a dyed in the wool capitalist, I have a strong appreciation for all things Soviet.
Dunno why.

they make weapons that work under crappy conditions

One of my buddies works at the local range-gun shop. He has Russian parents-served in the Naval infantry of Russia and has been on Sons of a Gun several times since he is a good friend of the show's star Will Hayden and that range is now "Red Jacket" arms best retail dealer. I have 5 of Will's weapons including three AK 103 Russian made, RJ converted (to meet the idiotic 922c import rules established by Bush sr and Clinton)

sure 1200 is a lot for an AK but the quality is awesome-brand new hard chromed barrels, new parts etc.

I also have a pair of AK 74 from Will and a custom SAIGA semi auto shotgun
 
they make weapons that work under crappy conditions

One of my buddies works at the local range-gun shop. He has Russian parents-served in the Naval infantry of Russia and has been on Sons of a Gun several times since he is a good friend of the show's star Will Hayden and that range is now "Red Jacket" arms best retail dealer. I have 5 of Will's weapons including three AK 103 Russian made, RJ converted (to meet the idiotic 922c import rules established by Bush sr and Clinton)

sure 1200 is a lot for an AK but the quality is awesome-brand new hard chromed barrels, new parts etc.

I also have a pair of AK 74 from Will and a custom SAIGA semi auto shotgun

I really like the standard configuration of the Saiga's, just blows that it violates the law to insert a hi cap mag in it, unmodified.
 
Question for the experts:

If you dip your bullet slugs in Paraffin wax, will they penetrate a Kevlar vest?

Parafin wax will not do anything but lubricate the bullet on the way out of the barrel and melt a bit. I've seen bullets dipped for other reasons - mostly to keep out moisture, rain, snow that sort of thing. I've known some guys to make their own tracer rounds with barium nitrate, hexachloroethane and powdered magnesium (a bit risky but very cool if done properly - glows green lol). But parafin to penatrate kevlar --- nah.
 
Wouldn't you want to give all advantages to the cops though?



I knew that, I find it funny when someone thinks that. Did they miss the day in class where they taught Neuton's laws of physics?
Defeats the purpose of the 2nd Amendment.
 
I really like the standard configuration of the Saiga's, just blows that it violates the law to insert a hi cap mag in it, unmodified.

yeah its a question of having enough 922c compliance parts such as American made stocks grips, trigger and hammer

I had a Egyptian MAADI (I gave it to Joe-the guy on Sons of Guns for his collection) and you couldn't use it with a russian or chinese made magazine!!
 
Don't forget chemical weapons. You know, ammo in gas form.
 
if they couldn't before they won't after. parafin will burn off the bullet going down the barrel and most lead bullets are lubed with wax prior to loading. One of the reasons why "Open" class IPSC shooters don't shoot lead bullets is that the lube creates smoke and the smoke buggers up the lens on the optic sights most of them use
That makes sense. Thanks! Someone must have told me an urban legend.
 
Parafin wax will not do anything but lubricate the bullet on the way out of the barrel and melt a bit. I've seen bullets dipped for other reasons - mostly to keep out moisture, rain, snow that sort of thing. I've known some guys to make their own tracer rounds with barium nitrate, hexachloroethane and powdered magnesium (a bit risky but very cool if done properly - glows green lol). But parafin to penatrate kevlar --- nah.
Those tracer rounds sound like fun.

Keeping out moisture with paraffin wax makes sense.
 
Those tracer rounds sound like fun.
Never tried it myself but I do remember getting any water or the slightest spark would set off magnesium powder... stuff's touchy so I'd assume they'd have to know what they're doing to not burn down the buildings.
 
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