I have a 1911 Schmidt–Rubin and it's my very favorite long rifle. But ammo is not easy to come by, I have about 150 pieces of 7.5 brass and I've been told you can use .303 or .308 slugs but I've never done it

Protestors breached the capital building and it's on lockdown right now

And they placed a 6PM curfew

Hey mine too, I just thought my LG was getting shitty on me or something

I'm assuming I'm not the only one having difficulty getting online

Robert Francis O'Rourke looks like a guy who would date a stripper but won't look at her naked

Shut your whore mouth

Is this true?

PS do you reload 7.5 swiss?

The chosen one!

Front end is for ladies and the gays

Careful! You dropped some toast and it looks like you almost stepped on it

Crumbs in the house is how you get ants

That's special agent to you boner breath

I used to have the stick shift ATS (basically the same but with some bitching chassis parts) and it was a great car...until I killed it

Seriously pretty fun though buddy

Finally, we get to see it, I feel like I've been edging for weeks

Also who wants some sissy euro car when you can get a Cadillac? It even has a hidihole for a 1911

Nah, if you have a huge dick, but you're so fat it barely clears for male fupa then you have a small dick

Was it really a honeypot? The idea of feds looking at our nonsense is hysterical but I can't imagine they gained anything useful...other than some dank memes

https://www.rbth.com/history/326865-guns-rifles-russia-revolution

Please for the love of skynet ask him why

I knew I liked you, I can smell wet poncho stench an internet away

This is now my new favorite joke

I was Marine Corps back during OIF, but I'm long out now

When I was in basic, long range on iron sights was a point of pride. We were taught how to adjust both sight posts and legitimately got good with it. Now, with ACOGs distance shooting is much easier.

I didn't know Austria had such lax gun laws! I'm putting it on my list as a back up country for when the States goes socialist.

No, we don't have to prove anything to buy ammo, but you need ammo to zero and right now ammo is HARD to find.

I mean, I think it could honestly

I'm actually really interested in your opinions (I've never worked with the Austrians).

Kentucky Windage is a slang term in the US military that is used when people willfully use their sights "improperly" to compensate for something. For example, let's say you're shooting at 500 yard and you set your site to 500. But, suddenly a target pops up at 200 yards. Now, your sites sent able to properly hit so you "aim lower" or maybe instead of looking through the rear sight ring, you look above it and line up the top edge with the front sight post. But, it's not a guess, if something people generally practice.

The Marines train with the M16 at 500 yards on a man sized target. It's good at 500 so.i would imagine the Steyr can do similar.

What are the laws on reloading ammo in Austria? In the states that's a necessity for zeroing a rifle now a daus

Sorry, I guess the mechanism is fine. I meant more the reloading of a bullpup, not just the Steyr but all of them. Such a strange thing in the prone and while moving. I feel like in my limited time watching the Brits run around I always saw dudes dropping mags/missing the hole if they were moving and reloading.

But if it's what you know then yeahwhy reinvent the wheel my friend. You spend years learning a weapon then why wod you change and try a new one? I don't know much about it for sniping out at range. I'd guess 500 yards what your trying to do? Are they accurate further?

Hahah good point. Maybe there is something to that lightweight texting ammo...

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