Would fluting the chamber of the Schwarzlose cure it of the need to oil cases? Same question applies to other oiled-cartridge wonders.
I might had asked this before - they say that the first thing to go is your memory ...
Jesus Fucking Christ, the chemtrails conspirancy is actually true in Spain. What the fuck?!Rob Schneider on Twitter: "Just another conspiracy theory turning out to be true https://t.co/ySIZMtbaiF" / Twitter
this is why the 2A should cover MANPADS at the very least, if not full AA systems (fire control + launchers)
If it's true there, then where else is it true that hasn't admitted it yet? I mean, did Spain say they they were the ones doing the spraying? Is this true for all EU countries?Jesus Fucking Christ, the chemtrails conspiracy is actually true in Spain. What the fuck?!
I mean.Rob Schneider on Twitter: "Just another conspiracy theory turning out to be true https://t.co/ySIZMtbaiF" / Twitter
this is why the 2A should cover MANPADS at the very least, if not full AA systems (fire control + launchers)
Not to mention those 'chem trails' are most just degassing from inside the fuel lines and engines of those air craft and gets mixed with the normal contrails that are produced by jets, not purposeful chem spraying.I mean.
Planes using Chem trails are to high for MANPADS, and full on AA systems are not as easy for one person to control.
Most aircraft would be flying to high and fast fir anything below a SAM to shoot down.
Good luck importing those from anyone since US MIC only makes 3 kinds
Jesus Fucking Christ, the chemtrails conspirancy is actually true in Spain. What the fuck?!
Damn what next you gonna make her Gin her own Cotton too???? When I was taught how to shoot a firearm. My Mom (My Father had passed the year before) Taught me how to shoot a full powered 12 Gauge Pump Shotgun. She wanted me to be able to defend myself when I was home when she was at work.My youngest wants to learn how to shoot. As far I know she's never touched a firearm.
I'm going to make her use my great-great-great grandfather's Tanageshima matchlock and read the drill manual he wrote.
Tanageshimas are muzzle loaded, don't have sights, and are very fussy. You also have a lit match which can not be doused while you load one with gunpowder.
His manual tells you how to aim and fire one in the middle of the night during a thunderstorm.
I'm starting with something large, antique, and heavy because I don't want her to do this:I recommend you start with modern firearms for safety sake.
I'm starting with something large, antique, and heavy because I don't want her to do this:
The gun is always loaded, even when it's not. The first thing Lucille will be told to do after reading the manual is dissassemble the Tanageshima, clean that museum piece, and put it back together.
What I think is that he's going to teach her first responsibility and the vital importance of safety by using the ancient weapon as a prop and teaching aid. I doubt that she'll ever fire it.Dude start her out on a Modern Weapon. Because the end goal of all weapons training is to know how to use said weapon in a shit hits the fan situation. And Muzzle loader in this day and age is not that type of weapon. Those days have long passed. She WILL NOT be able to load that weapon in time defend herself from someone with a modern gun. Point blank and end stop.
Not a good way to train someone. You train with a similar weapon you will use the most. That is why my mom chose the 12 gauge pump. I learned that platform and near 4 decades later have mastered it's use. Standardize the training for better knowledge retention.What I think is that he's going to teach her first responsibility and the vital importance of safety by using the ancient weapon as a prop and teaching aid. I doubt that she'll ever fire it.
Bingo.What I think is that he's going to teach her first responsibility and the vital importance of safety by using the ancient weapon as a prop and teaching aid. I doubt that she'll ever fire it.
Although, she'll probably be firing the Tanageshima within a month or two.
Yeah it literally might have micro fractures in the steel. And you can't see those with the naked eye. And the last thing anyone would want if for it to literally blowup in her hands.When was the last time it was actually fired? Because anything that ancient needs to be checked by a specialized gunsmith on a regular basis if you're even *thinking* about using it.
Last Saturday.When was the last time it was actually fired? Because anything that ancient needs to be checked by a specialized gunsmith on a regular basis if you're even *thinking* about using it.