The Armory - Guns, Knives, and Axes

[Fife]

I think if I buy a 1/4 inch standard socket set I would be covered for nearly everything when I include a crescent wrench and a pair of channel locks. Pliers and a hammer for taking off doors. I only used a metric socket once to take apart a piece of work out equipment. Fridges and furniture seem to all be standard.

Universal socket

As a Quick N Dirty, that's an awesome rig. It's a total fail on the redundancy meter, way way too many moving parts. But on a normal Tuesday, whip that bitch out. Just keep the stuff that actually works close at hand if you need back up.

[C-Mag]

A fire extinguisher is a must for putting out a fire. For home intruders, get a gun.

You're a Fucking Red Dragon Doc

[C-Mag]

I think if I buy a 1/4 inch standard socket set I would be covered for nearly everything when I include a crescent wrench and a pair of channel locks. Pliers and a hammer for taking off doors. I only used a metric socket once to take apart a piece of work out equipment. Fridges and furniture seem to all be standard.

Universal socket

As a Quick N Dirty, that's an awesome rig. It's a total fail on the redundancy meter, way way too many moving parts. But on a normal Tuesday, whip that bitch out. Just keep the stuff that actually works close at hand if you need back up.

Agreed.

Based on Nukes constraints, it's a good option.

[Otern]

Agreed.

Based on Nukes constraints, it's a good option.

If there's some felonic history there, couldn't he go for a muzzleloader? Seems like your laws regarding antiques and reproductions of muzzle loaders are pretty great.

Also, it's a great excuse to dress up as a 17th century pirate.

[Haumana]

Agreed.

Based on Nukes constraints, it's a good option.

If there's some felonic history there, couldn't he go for a muzzleloader? Seems like your laws regarding antiques and reproductions of muzzle loaders are pretty great.

Also, it's a great excuse to dress up as a 17th century pirate.

Huh? That wanna be all socket is the muzzleloader of sockets. It sure as shit ain't no 6 point socket. (see:AR-15)

[C-Mag]

Agreed.

Based on Nukes constraints, it's a good option.

If there's some felonic history there, couldn't he go for a muzzleloader? Seems like your laws regarding antiques and reproductions of muzzle loaders are pretty great.

Also, it's a great excuse to dress up as a 17th century pirate.

Well, firearms made before 1900 are considered antiques and not subject to FFL. You don't have a gun, you have an antique.

Places like this sell them
https://www.libertytreecollectors.com/p ... Category=4

And the prices aren't that bad, considering you can buy a Napoleanic Era Rifle in good condition. But the best work around for laws is the 30-40 Krag.

[TheReal_ND]

I'm making enough money to possibly rent an apartment soon. I think I'm going to celebrate by buying some furniture. I'm thinking an AR-15. What name should I buy? I kind of want the colt with iron sites.

[C-Mag]

I'm making enough money to possibly rent an apartment soon. I think I'm going to celebrate by buying some furniture. I'm thinking an AR-15. What name should I buy? I kind of want the colt with iron sites.

Any good quality AR like Colt will do. You can pick up a lot of off brand AR's for under $500. Some are very good, some kind of suck. Let me know if you get one, I'll give you a few pointers to good operation, care and feeding of your AR.

[TheReal_ND]

I'm making enough money to possibly rent an apartment soon. I think I'm going to celebrate by buying some furniture. I'm thinking an AR-15. What name should I buy? I kind of want the colt with iron sites.

Any good quality AR like Colt will do. You can pick up a lot of off brand AR's for under $500. Some are very good, some kind of suck. Let me know if you get one, I'll give you a few pointers to good operation, care and feeding of your AR.

Sounds good man. I know there are some underrated AR's out there but I think I might shell out the couple hundred for a good name brand.

[Hastur]

The only gun, apart from low powered air/CO2 guns, I'm allowed to own in Sweden, without a license, is one that is manufactured before 1890 and doesn't use gastight cartridges. What should I look for? They are pretty expensive of course.

Some examples

http://svartkrutskallaren.com/mainsite/ ... ria-vapen/