Show Us Your Evil Black/Green/Brown Prohib Rifles

RL1 said:
I just picked up a mag in sprinkleflage so it is a few notches less evil now

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wooohoo my matching shirt in Dessert Camo Sprinkleflage has arrived!! now I REALLY look less scary!!!!

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Bartok5 said:
I'm like that kid's punching bag that is weighted on the bottom so that it never falls over - I just keep rolling with the punches! "Weebles wobble but they don't fall down!"

Yes, it hurts to be attacked by the very same country that I served, especially when I consider that it was my military service that created my enduring passion for military small arms design in the first place. It's one thing to be kicked to the curb by the Canadian Armed Forces and then be shortchanged by Veterans Affairs Canada because you are a "new veteran" injured after 1 April 2006. It is quite another to be threatened with everything from frozen personal banking and resultant financial ruin, or some other equally unacceptable fate, by that same government just because you happen to own something entirely legal that they are ideologically opposed to. I wouldn't have believed that the government could or would CHOOSE to villify the most law-abiding minority segment of the population for votes in progressive urban centers, if weren't actually happening as we speak.....

People sometimes ask why I am pro-Alberta Independence. As if all of the above weren't reason enough! Canada is sadly no longer the same country that I served and sacrificed my legs for 18 years ago. Unchecked government spending and immigration have created societal pressures in affordability, adequate housing, sufficient jobs, etc, etc. And what do Canadians do? Ontario and Quebec re-elect the very party with the same people who ran the country into the ground for the previous decade. Un-fvcking-real. And I'm somehow supposed to be the "traitorous bad guy" because I want a better future for my children than a Lieberal-led Kanada can or will provide? Screw that noise! I'm no traitor - I simply have highly-tuned survival instincts and know where my heart belongs - to Alberta first and foremost. The last bastion of the Western values, societal norms and personal freedoms that used to define Canada as a whole. More's the pity....
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Very very well said. May God bless you and your family and thank you for service .
 
My most recent addition - an OIC 12(3) Russian AK47 Type 2 Assault Rifle. Manufactured in 1953, this first Milled-Receiver model of the AK-47 features a welded-on external socket for the Buttstock attachment to the Receiver. It also has a relatively narrow, solid-wood Buttstock configuration in contrast to the later, wider-profile, laminated Buttstocks found on the AKMS and AK74 models. The machined surfaces are exceptionally smooth and even, lacking the tool-marks typically found on later, mass-produced models. All things considered, the Type 2 was a very high-quality firearm, machined to a very high standard with a exceptionally smooth action.


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Bartok5 said:
We might as well show off our formerly restricted stuff, since "they" know we have it anyways! So, lets allow those ARs, MCXs, MCRs, etc, to shine on CGN. Even if we can't fire them right now, we might as well show them some daylight love, eh?

Here are some of mine:

Colt USA SP1 Rifle / Colt Mdl 601

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Colt USA SP1 Carbine / Colt GAU-5/5

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Colt Canada C8:

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Colt Canada SA 15.7 / C8 Flat-Top Heavy-Barrel (FTHB):

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Aero Precision .300 Blackout:

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Colt USA LE-901 .308 cal (Basis for C20 Semi-Auto Sniper Rifle):

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SIG MCX Patrol:

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HK MR223 / HK 416A5:

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CZ Bren 2:

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B+T APC 223:

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VZ-58 7.62x39mm:

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All and I mean ALL of the grail guns in one place. My condolences.
 
Bartok5 said:
My most recent addition - an OIC 12(3) Russian AK47 Type 2 Assault Rifle. Manufactured in 1953, this first Milled-Receiver model of the AK-47 features a welded-on external socket for the Buttstock attachment to the Receiver. It also has a relatively narrow, solid-wood Buttstock configuration in contrast to the later, wider-profile, laminated Buttstocks found on the AKMS and AK74 models. The machined surfaces are exceptionally smooth and even, lacking the tool-marks typically found on later, mass-produced models. All things considered, the Type 2 was a very high-quality firearm, machined to a very high standard with a exceptionally smooth action.


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Hey man , very seldom a time when I am at a loss for words.
phuk .... skwerl
 
Very nice! I too picked up an unfired Daewoo K200 from a Switzers Auction earlier this year, along with a minty HK33....

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I have 2 mint Steyr AUGs arriving from Switzers on Thursday from the April Auction. A Black "Police" model and a Green "Army" version, both fitted with 5/42 Magazines. The Green AUG replaces one I just sold off as a "parts kit" (less serialized Receiver) for $1500 (the replacement cost me $1300).
 
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Very nice! I too picked up an unfired Daewoo K200 from a Switzers Auction earlier this year, along with a minty HK33....

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I have 2 mint Steyr AUGs arriving from Switzers on Thursday from the April Auction. A Black "Police" model and a Green "Army" version, both fitted with 5/42 Magazines. The Green AUG replaces one I just sold off as a "parts kit" (less serialized Receiver) for $1500 (the replacement cost me $1300).
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FFS it's ridiculous how envious I am of your ability to buy this stuff. Don't take this the wrong way, but damn, I think I hate you. In a nice way of course
 
Bartok5 said:
I have 2 mint Steyr AUGs arriving from Switzers on Thursday from the April Auction. A Black "Police" model and a Green "Army" version, both fitted with 5/42 Magazines.
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I've long been interested in the AUG but we are stuck with the old spec rifles that only take the OEM AUG magazines and those aren't exactly easy to come by. Also we are stuck with the old school carry handle optic.

Then there is the whole 12.4 problem.
 
Bartok5 said:
My most recent addition - an OIC 12(3) Russian AK47 Type 2 Assault Rifle. Manufactured in 1953, this first Milled-Receiver model of the AK-47 features a welded-on external socket for the Buttstock attachment to the Receiver. It also has a relatively narrow, solid-wood Buttstock configuration in contrast to the later, wider-profile, laminated Buttstocks found on the AKMS and AK74 models. The machined surfaces are exceptionally smooth and even, lacking the tool-marks typically found on later, mass-produced models. All things considered, the Type 2 was a very high-quality firearm, machined to a very high standard with a exceptionally smooth action.


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This reminds me of a Yugoslav M70 AK that I had for a time. The heavier construction made it easier to shoot and relatively more accurate. People would disagree, but I liked the magazine activated last round hold open as well.

I need to get to an auction (no time), as there is some great stuff out there..
 
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