/k/ - Weapons

Finally he is gone. We can resume normal operations.

What were you doing while this faggots was hounding our board /k/azakhstan?

Who?

Seriously, who?

>>627132

are those dudes carrying SCARs or CZ BRENs? Or something else entirely?

Why they no on horse? Is hoard, no?

the thing I don't like about /k/ is like, where tf do I learn the stuff that it seems literally everybody on this board knows like the back of their hand? most anons here hate stupid questions

>>627137

I love answering basic questions, but I take issue with idiots who come in here acting like they know everything while spouting obviously incorrect information and refusing to accept counterarguments or facts and data (such as crushfag).

>>627139

>I love answering basic questions

remember when I build an AR for my first fun, I pulled the charging handle and locked the bolt back, and I asked a question like "wtf did I do to my AR the bolt won't go forward wtf" and this guy was thinking of every possible thing, writing paragraphs, clearly knew what he was talking about. then somebody said "push the button on the left side" (bolt release) and I'm like "okay I pushed it and there was a loud noise and that fixed it, thanks!" and then the guy that was writing paragraphs was like, "oh….. you pulled the charging handle…… cocking the gun……" kek

Maybe the board will be better once you leave

>>627148

neat. didn't even know this gat existed.

beretta stuff isn't terrible, is this rifle any good? that magwell looks goofy but not a dealbreaker if the rest of dat gat is gud

>>627153

Way back on half /k/, the tripfag Squid was at a industry show and finger fucked it and did a little disassembly. He said it felt odd and the trigger was more complicated than the rest of the gun put together.

>>627137

There's old videos from WWII on how a gas operated rifle works. Webms were made of it but I can't remember where I've saved them.

Cycle of Operations (embedded)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTk-VXL_2QU

Types of Operations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqUgvoVXqg0

Semi vs Full Auto

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2VEwAcPlYI

These videos helped me a lot when I was first getting into firearms, but as you've found out the best way to learn is through hands-on experience and building your own gun.

I try to strip all my guns down to parts when I can so I'll be able to understand how they function.

>ive been here for 4 years and i have learned nothing.

That's strange OP, most of us only needed to be here for like a few hours and we learned your mom's phone number.

>>627153

I own one. Its bulky and a bit front heavy because of the gas piston system. The trigger is stiff but not spongy. Its nice if you're left handed with the adjustable charging handle and extractor. Plus the pinless takedown and quick change pencil barrel are nice. Whats odd is that the owners manual states the twist is 1:9 while the barrel is stamped 1:7. The box and manual also state that there is a .300 blackout barrel, but I haven't heard of it outside of that.

>>627153

>beretta stuff isn't terrible, is this rifle any good?

It's beretta stuff.

It isn't terrible far from it, but the weight and balance is weird.

It's like they wanted a 7.62 NATO rifle and then decided to downsize it caliber wise while keeping the same rifle.

(Yes I know a 7.62 NATO version exist but it came much later).

Good fucking riddance.

>>627127

>Nigger didn't learn anything despite having constant info thrown at him for 4 years

I'm shocked

>>627162

Must shop head onto everyone else in order to complete meme.

>>627210

/thread

I'm glad we don't allow tripfags here although I would only use mine when making a thread

>>627324

Why would you replace the guy taking the picture though? He already looked goofy enough.

>>627153

I haven't played with that one in particular but my buddy owns one chambered in .22lr and it's probably the nicest .22 rifle I've shot.