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35 days later as of June 8th, Increase of 300,068, increasing at an average rate of 8573 per day, and this was 17 days ago.
57 days later, as of August 4th (Why no report in July?), Numbers of Registered silencers increased to 6,654,209 from 6,439,813, an increase of 214,396 and average of 3761 new ones per day over a period of 57 days, and this was 15 days ago, before Jensen Vs. ATF was decided. So who knows how many have transferred since then on a 4473. For context, there has been an increase of 877,524 registered silencers since January 5th. So we're do for A million registered in 9 months either this month of September and probably 1.3-1.6m for A calender year. If we go by the average of 3882 per day since January 5th over these last 226 days, and then extrapolate that rate to the 139 days remaining until January 5th, 2027 then that will mean an additional 539,598, for A total of 1,417,122. However, I'm actually unsure how all this ATF fuckery is going to effect things because Eforms is down
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Registered Slamfire SBS
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Chopped and suppressed Target pistols and Martini's seized in Australia
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Stoner 63 with what might be some kind of weird spigot Grenade launcher?
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"Real Life Superhero", crazy person, conspiracy theorist,, convicted felon and guy who dressed up as Batman at Six Flags, Richard McCaslin as his persona, " The Phantom Patriot" with his Crossfire MK.1 shortly before his " raid" on Bohemian Grove that would end up with him serving a 6 year prison sentence
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Patent for An electrically actuated belt fed feed system for QBA-221 shotguns
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How I THINK this is supposed to work without a magazine spring is that the delinking sprocket thingy pulls double duty by holding rounds in place with constant pressure as It feeds rounds upwards, but I thing this would actually necessitate several dummy cartridges at the end of every belt funnily enough

What I am pretty sure is a heavily modified Chinese Type 56-1 (RPD, Chinese used Type 56 as z designation for SKS's, AK's and RPD's) based on the combined dust cover and drum mounting bracket and a kitty owned by a Syrian terrorist.
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A different Syrian Terrorist with a Craft made .50 BMG AMR
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Lebanese Man with among other things, 3 9A-91's
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New Beretta ARX-200A1
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AN-94
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You can kill the man, but you can't kill the idea
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ASVK-M
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Penetrating handgun cartridges
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Cross section diagram and performance data on Britshit L31A1 Enhanced Ball (M855A1 equivalent in purpose)
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Get ya FRT's! FRT's for just 6 cents per!

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Super Safe MAT-11H with printed 63 round helical mag


FS2000 3 pos FRT by Izhmash Arms


Beginnings of a T-7 FRT by Darkstar Defense



PPQ/PDP FRT by Advanced Reset Tech


M1919 FRT by @2acguns


VZ.61 FRT

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Sig Was really trying to push the 556 series before 2017

 

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alright i'm really feeling the urge to sell the full size RXM and replace it with the tisas 2011 they got on PSA
Do it! You run that Turkish pistol like it owes you money!
"Real Life Superhero", crazy person, conspiracy theorist,, convicted felon and guy who dressed up as Batman at Six Flags, Richard McCaslin as his persona, " The Phantom Patriot" with his Crossfire MK.1 shortly before his " raid" on Bohemian Grove that would end up with him serving a 6 year prison sentence
1) Sherlock Holmes would be in awe of your firearms-related info gathering skills, and 2) as gay as my taste in guns is, things like this help me understand I'm so, so far from the worst.
 
Do it! You run that Turkish pistol like it owes you money!
my AP5 hasn't let me down yet. maybe i've got a turkish luck buff? i like that there's some sort of tisas plant in buford GA with the respective markings on it, it's babby's entry point for a 2011, what other variables need we consider?
 
Oh because it had like chamber flags and stuff.
They all come with that stuff California or not. ostensibly, the CA roster has some requirements for reliability and drop safety but nearly all modern built pistols and revolvers will pass the test. It really is just a for CA to restrict the amount of guns available to CA buyers. unless you are an anointed one (cops), then you don't have to buy a roster pistol AND you can resell it for double the price to those peasants you lord over.
 
The S&W bodyguard 2.0

A coworker carriers it how do you like it? He said it was fine. But he's not a gun guy.

Also what's the difference between the California compliant model and a normie one. If the issue is the mag wouldn't it be safer to carry the CA one and get a normal mag?
Best pocket pistol on the market right now. Makes the LCP max look like a complete joke in terms of ergonomics, accuracy, trigger pull, etc.
My only nitpick is that I have the model with a thumb safety (that I don't use) and the stippling/texture is so insanely sharp that all my pants pockets have holes ripped in them and I had to patch them all up.
 
Best pocket pistol on the market right now. Makes the LCP max look like a complete joke in terms of ergonomics, accuracy, trigger pull, etc.
My only nitpick is that I have the model with a thumb safety (that I don't use) and the stippling/texture is so insanely sharp that all my pants pockets have holes ripped in them and I had to patch them all up.

Where I am they have the ca model (for some reason) and the regular. Is there a difference or does the ca model have better safety things or this this California nonsense? I don't want to blow my cock off pocketing a pistol (as opposed to a holster) but I really like the size of it.

I'm a bit of a safety fag so i definitely am getting one with the thumb safety and practicing israeli carrying. I see the ca models have the safety shit but the mag thing is making me wonder if it just ships with the cucked mat or the CA model only fits the cucked mag. Again I'm not carrying because I'm afraid some one will kill me for my wallet. It's more so someone will pull some shit because of who I am. So I don't mind "racking and responding" if that makes sense. I suppose I'm talking about the loaded chamber indicator. I'm not one to give California any leeway (because it's not an option it's forced on the people) but as someone in a free state what's the issue with having the option, especially as someone new to firearms?

Also I know if you practice enough the safety and running around with one not in the chamber becomes meaningless.
 
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Where I am they have the ca model (for some reason) and the regular. Is there a difference or does the ca model have better safety things or this this California nonsense? I don't want to blow my cock off pocketing a pistol (as opposed to a holster) but I really like the size of it.

I'm a bit of a safety fag so i definitely am getting one with the thumb safety and practicing israeli carrying. I see the ca models have the safety shit but the mag thing is making me wonder if it just ships with the cucked mat or the CA model only fits the cucked mag. Again I'm not carrying because I'm afraid some one will kill me for my wallet. It's more so someone will pull some shit because of who I am. So I don't mind "racking and responding" if that makes sense. I suppose I'm talking about the loaded chamber indicator. I'm not one to give California any leeway (because it's not an option it's forced on the people) but as someone in a free state what's the issue with having the option, especially as someone new to firearms?

Also I know if you practice enough the safety and running around with one not in the chamber becomes meaningless.
It's just california shit speaking as a former resident. The California DOJ only allows the sale of certain handguns on the roster, and we're talking about individual UPC's. It's why only certain colors of guns are allowed for sale in california, because they're all unique UPCs and manufacturers can't be assed to pay out the nose for CADOJ approval for every single individual model they have. The S&W Bodyguard 2 that's legal in California is probably just the model that S&W decided would sell the best in California that they slapped a 10 round magazine in, otherwise indistinguishable from any other Bodyguard.

I always carry with one in the chamber. It will sketch you out for like, the first two weeks then you'll forget about it after that. I only have the model with the safety because all the Bodyguard models that are cool colors are safety only models.

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are the keltec shotguns any good
KS7 is a fun toy if you are shooting birdshot. It is not fun to shoot buckshot for very long - the recoil is very stiff and the pump design has a lip on the front of it (to try to keep your hand from slipping in front of the barrel) that will slam the fuck out of the tip of your thumb.

If they had a 20ga version it might be tolerable, but the .410 model is just too small.
 
They all come with that stuff California or not. ostensibly, the CA roster has some requirements for reliability and drop safety but nearly all modern built pistols and revolvers will pass the test. It really is just a for CA to restrict the amount of guns available to CA buyers. unless you are an anointed one (cops), then you don't have to buy a roster pistol AND you can resell it for double the price to those peasants you lord over.
I like the chamber flag, but I am worried it might interfere with optics (does it?). I am 100% function over aesthetics for a gun that will live in my pocket with my keys and shit. Again for a CCW gun I would rather not have my dick blown off because "oops"
 
I like the chamber flag, but I am worried it might interfere with optics (does it?). I am 100% function over aesthetics for a gun that will live in my pocket with my keys and shit. Again for a CCW gun I would rather not have my dick blown off because "oops"
A chamber flag is a separate item that you stick into an empty gun to prove that it's empty if you're at a range/storing it.
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Some guns have "loaded chamber indicators" that will indicate when there's a bullet in the chamber. Sometimes it's a mechanism like below.
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Some guns like the Bodyguard 2 opt for a simpler way that just has cutouts in the barrel that let you see that you have a round chambered.
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A chamber flag is a separate item that you stick into an empty gun to prove that it's empty if you're at a range/storing it.
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Some guns have "loaded chamber indicators" that will indicate when there's a bullet in the chamber. Sometimes it's a mechanism like below.
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Some guns like the Bodyguard 2 opt for a simpler way that just has cutouts in the barrel that let you see that you have a round chambered.
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The loaded chamber indicator. Sorry that's what I meant. What's the issue against it as an option?
 
The loaded chamber indicator. Sorry that's what I meant. What's the issue against it as an option?
It's not an option, every single Bodyguard has it. It's literally just a little cut in the back of the barrel.
Didn't realize that some Bodyguard models had more than the chamber indicator cut. Mostly because it looks gay lol

You seem to be a bit confused about California handguns. California has a whitelist (as opposed to a blacklist) of handguns available for residents to buy. Ostensibly they say this is for safety reasons, like how a gun has to be reliable and drop safe in order to be allowed onto the roster. In reality, basically every single modern gun is safe enough to pass. What's actually going on is that gun companies need to pay the California DOJ a large amount of money for "inspection and approval" every year to get a gun onto the roster so it's basically a racket that aims to reduce the amount of handguns available to residents by making it a pain in the ass to get them on the California market. Approval by the DOJ is per individual UPC, not by model.

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So a CA resident can't legally buy the brown one, or the pink one, or the one that comes with a red dot, or the one that looks like a cow.

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S&W decided that the normal basic ones were the only ones worth spending the fees on and submitted them to the DOJ for approval. The only thing different about them is that they don't ship with an additional 12 round magazine like the normal ones do because of California's magazine limit laws. This by itself is enough to classify it as a separate UPC which is why S&W has a separate page on the store for them listed as CA compliant despite the actual gun itself being identical to the base model (besides the loaded chamber indicator which is fairly trivial to tack on)

TLDR the California version of the Bodyguard isn't any safer. It just has a loaded chamber indicator and doesn't ship with a 12 round magazine. Some people don't like prominent loaded chamber indicators because they're ugly, a fairly ineffectual way of tardproofing a gun, and the rules of gun safety dictate you should assume a gun is chambered by default. Your average retard who will shoot himself or his baby mama by accident because he's playing with his gat and doesn't realize it's chambered isn't going to read the giant words on the gun that say "IF THIS BIT IS STICKING UP THEN THE GUN IS LOADED" nor will he realize that the bit is sticking up.
 
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