Strelok ID: e2fd81 June 9, 2019, 11:24 a.m. No.677525   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7553

>>677468

 

I look forward to seeing more answers, as I'd love to make 1,000yd shots – even half that. But the "local" range is 2hrs away and only allows for 300yd shots.

 

Where on earth do you even find a place/way to shoot from that far away? And what would /k/ say is the minimum magnification? Have any here madeit onto the paper with a 3-9, at that range?

 

Good question /k/omrade – guns are for reaching out and touching a target from nowhere near them.

Strelok ID: e2fd81 June 9, 2019, 3:42 p.m. No.677563   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7589

>>677553

3-in-1 for bike chains is a disaster. It attracts (dissolves? Adheres better to? Obviously not a literal dirt-magnet but…) dirt quickly, has low thermal AND pressure limitations, and evaporates under use, leaving only that dirt we spoke of earlier.

 

If you're seriously poor, I'd sooner recommend 30w car oil than 3-in-1, which was engineered for sewing machines used by old ladies, and can also reduce the squeak your bathroom door's middle hinge makes. Not sure what the third use is, but if there's pressure or temperature in play, don't use it there.

Strelok ID: e2fd81 June 9, 2019, 11:21 p.m. No.677618   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7645 >>7671

>>677589

 

>grime attraction is fine

 

Did you forget that DI guns like the AR poop where they eat?

 

> what sets CLP apart from 3-in-1, specifically?

 

My understanding was that CLP wasn't a "product" so much as an idea

One that has often failed to find balance, as the 'c' tends to step on the toes of 'l' leaving 'p' out in the weather while they fight.

 

My preference is to separate the functions. Clean with WD-40, wait for it to dry, add ALG go-juice to the contact points. YMMV, I'm still new to actually being able to think about shooting not just hoarding ammo.

Strelok ID: e2fd81 June 10, 2019, 12:59 p.m. No.677698   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7722

>>677680

So, to be more direct, you're asking if a .30-cal 168 FMJ would leave a bigger exit hole through a brick of ballistic gel at 1,000yds / 539ft-lbs than a .45-cal hollow point would impacting a mated brick of gel a foot or two away at 471ft-lbs.

 

My question to that, would be would you like an apple, or an orange?

Strelok ID: e2fd81 June 14, 2019, 8:33 p.m. No.678695   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8924

>>678690

>so .358 win it is.

 

I lost track of the narrative. Have you looked at 45 RAPTOR ? Pretty much 762NATO brass made into straightwalled pistol brass, shoots pretty much like a 45-70, I think.

Strelok ID: e2fd81 July 3, 2019, 9:12 p.m. No.682394   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2399 >>2441 >>2908

>>682385

>What are furries goal in life?

Art. Life. Innocence, or honesty or some other variant of purity

 

>They all kill themselves anyway

You're conflating furries with trannies. Trannies don't bathe either, but I think that's the only serious point of overlap.

Strelok ID: e2fd81 July 7, 2019, 10:56 p.m. No.683159   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>682908

>>682919

Its also difficult to actually see out of those suits. I saw a video where somebody rode their motorcycle down the beachfront, but his description / in comments he admitted he was putting his $3000 suit into a lot of jeopardy, because of the high likelihood he'd dump the bike even at roughly 10mph with no one around.

 

Don't larp & shoot, strelok. Those are separate activities.

Strelok ID: e2fd81 July 15, 2019, 9:04 a.m. No.684301   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4302 >>4310

>>684231

This is like advising someone they need to start with a manual transmission before graduating to a more complicated automatic.

 

The automatic transmission is much more complicated to rebuild, and takes great driving precision to understand where its preferred / programmed shift points are and drive best to those pressure points.

 

Or, I don't know, you could start with the (semi) automatic, and after the idea of putting holes in paper at range is normal, and so is the idea of routine home maintenance, you could then graduate to the more subtle revolver, with the awkward handle, stupid-useless sights and odd cross-caliber rules, like how you could use .38 in your .357, but if you shoot .357 right after a speedloader's worth of .38 you'll need to take the gun to a vice and a hammer to get the spent brass out because the stock propellant for .38 leaves a sticky residue that glues the .357 into the chamber. (so, if you shoot .38, ''clean the cylinder'' before shooting .357; did you know that? No? Why are you skipping the starting step of shooting pistols and going straight to more complicated revolvers?)

IMO.