Author Topic: The Weapons Stereotype Thread  (Read 118181 times)

Why the forget would you waste money on making a golden weapon? All it does is give your position away with the reflection of the sun on it. :I

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the heat from combustion inside the gun would melt the gold, too, right?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the heat from combustion inside the gun would melt the gold, too, right?

golden.

A gold gun wouldn't work at all.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the heat from combustion inside the gun would melt the gold, too, right?
After repeated shots, yes. Gold-plating wepons is a very good way to show off that you're a money-grubbering douchenozzle. Since it serves no actual purpose, you probably should've just gone and bought a few crates of mosins.

Also, it's commonly thought that bolt-action rifles are slow and useless, they are not, people are slow and useless. One lad managed to get 46 rounds out of his Lee-Enfield in a minute, considering the magazine only holds ten rounds, it's quite impressive. It involves having your middle finger falling on the trigger immediately after closing the bolt, and keeping the thumb and first finger on the bolt handle. Takes practice and only really works for surpression fire, but it's p. cool.

I never think that bolt rifles are useless. Watchu talkin bout?

I never think that bolt rifles are useless. Watchu talkin bout?

The average low-IQ CoD player does.

Say something about the AA12. Let's see what you have to say about it.

Say something about the AA12. Let's see what you have to say about it.
Chaka chacka chacka chacka chacka

Say something about the AA12. Let's see what you have to say about it.
Nightmare to clean.

Nightmare to clean.

I thought you didn't have to clean it?

Say something about the AA12. Let's see what you have to say about it.
Fast shotgun that uses small bullits pew pew
I thought you didn't have to clean it?
every weapon needs to be cleaned

I thought you didn't have to clean it?
A fair few 'self-cleaning' firearms just shunt the crud into grooves and places where it doesn't cause problems until it builds up. Of course, the AA-12 is probably powered by short-stroke gas-blowback rather than direct-impingement gas-blowback which fills the reciever with gas, but still, dirt just happens.

My grandpa is a semi-retired cop, so he has a pretty good collection of guns. I've shot:

Double-barreled (fun to reload)
12-gauge pump action shotgun (using slugs and a scope, got hits from 100 yds.)
Colt 1911
Some one-shot shotgun that had a really small shell, I think it shot like .40 or something like that.
A police-issue Glock
A .22 revolver.
A semi-auto .22 rifle.

I hope to shoot and know he can get:
MP5
AR-15
M1014

Just in-case you never knew the kickback of the gun is when the hammer of the gun strikes the back of the bullet casing

I own a sar1/ak47. And  I think yuki has a moisan nagant
It's funny because I actually do own an AK47, although it's not fully automatic. I have a couple of other guns, but I don't feel like listing them. I don't use them, they're more for security.

Just in-case you never knew the kickback of the gun is when the hammer of the gun strikes the back of the bullet casing
Or perhaps the explosion going on in the barrel of your gun.