Smith and Wesson m&p 22

oh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhHHHH

That looks capable of firing projectiles at high speeds.

How is it that you can own that in CA? I thought the shit there was as ridiculous as it is here in MA? In fact, i think we got that ridiculous shit from you wrongcoast dbags?

Or is it you can get it, but it is fuckspensive, as it is also, technically, here?

From what I gather, it's basically a .22 version of an AR-15? It'll take AR-15 bits and all that?

And is that a goddamn suppressor on that shit?

I seem to remember there being a .22 version of a Thompson M1928, which sounds like fun times.

I honestly have no idea, chris. Bought it from a licensed sporting goods store. It was about 560 including ammo, background check and tax ( 40 bux ).

CA has the worst/ most strict gun laws, thats why were buying the most high powered (legal) weapons that we can atm, cuz obama gon take r ammo away. Next in line is the replica ak 47 at the same store. They got a couple of badass semi auto rifles.

also , lol at wrongcoast dbags, mully.

Eric: Yes, I dont know and yes.

What is the clip capacity? Do you doods have the goofy miniclips that are required here? I forget what the limit is here, but it is something like 15 rounds here IIRC. Any gun that normally has a bigger clip capacity, you can only buy with these odd lower capacity clips here. And you can't buy higher capacity clips here, or have them shipped here. AND, the funky lower capacity clips are known to generally not work quite right, more prone to jams and whatnot, because, basically, the fucking guns were never designed to use them anyhow.

Any rifle with a clip over that limit and you would need some very expensive licensing and approvals.

That is what is expensive here. Guns cost whatever they cost, pretty much countrywide. But in states like MA and CA they clamp down on legal ownership by making everything stupidly expensive for licensing and whatnot. I wish that i had gotten my license shit sorted back when i was a young'n, as i am fairly certain that i would have been grandfathered into the new licensing scheme. As it is, i cannot afford to even get a basic license right now.

Not that i want a pile of guns or anything. It is more the principle of the thing.

Saiga makes a shotgun based on the AK action. Detachable box magazine-fed.

The stock clip holds 25, from what I remember but you can buy after market clips that hold more. Not too sure about the licensing sitch when it comes to the capacity of the clip.

I dont have the gun right now. I have to wait till the 11th, for the background check, etc..., then Ill make a video for all you guys, naked, while jamming some blink 182.

So badass. Everyone needs to have one of those , for the zombie apocalypse

I want one with a drum magazine. Which, of course, one should load with magnesium flares (if they'll cycle the action) to set zombies on fire with.






Because drum magazines are hot.

I am so jealous of my guitarist.
He is the proud owner of a surplus Vietnam-stock M1 Garand, a sweet Marlin .30-30 lever action rifle and soon to be owning a Mauser 98.
Bastard.

Yeah, he must be having so much fun shooting them.

Be careful with those, kid. You'll shoot your eye out.

He really does.


Besides, all of them were bought through his father's contacts in Virginia, so he got them for goddamn stupid cheap.
He's also got about 1,000 lead goddamn rounds for that M1 because of some huge gun show his dad went to.

M1 Garands are beast. How are the gun laws up in seathole?

I am not really familiar with them to be honest.


However, we are fairly liberal here in the NW, so I'd say they're not too lax but not super crazy like Cali and MA.

ya, cali is full of pussy ass liberals hence our rebellion .

LOL iS dAT AIRSOfT.

Jkjk. Looks sweet man. You should get a drum mag for it. As snaxie said, drum mags are badass. And that saiga with the am action as well, it needs a drum too.