/k/ - Weapons and Militaria

>>33 (OP) 
90% of bolt action firearms are non-detachable magazines. It's only in the last 20 years that detachable mags are taking a larger market share. 

Unless I've completely misread your question.

>>50
I'm asking what of that 90% with non-detachable mags are still produced and sold and if any would qualify as common.

In the US, I'd say around 2/3 to 3/4 of new production boltguns larger than .223 a fixed mag. For small calibers it's more or less an even split, and detachable mags are a lot more common in foreign rifles.
Bear in mind that gun stores tend to lag a few years behind production and Remington is still phasing out fixed mags, so if you went down to your local store the ratio might be a bit higher.

>Are there any modern hunting rifles that have a non-detachable magazine and can only feed from loading one round in at a time and are at all common?
You mean the R700?

>>85
Last I checked, modern R700s used detachable mags.

>>86
Just get an older model? 1966 is still considered modern weaponry.

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I am looking for a picture of a modern soldier that's wearing a wizard hat, robes, a rifle and mag carriers/utility but everything he's wearing has full desert camo. The picture was hand drawn and featured a desert landscape of some kind, but i may be wrong.
I recall it being posted some months ago but I seem to have lost it recently.

>>90
Not trying to buy
>Asking to get an idea of how universal detachable box magazines are on such guns now

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>>91
You mean this? Not a rifle though and there's no background landscape either.

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>>98
Yes this is what i was looking for, I recalled the desert-like camo but not the RPG staff nor the background. Perhaps it was an edit or an image similar to this.
Thank you.

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>>99
I believe you're talking about the photograph of the guy who originally did the cosplay and inspired the drawings. I think I saw it on cafe/k/, just look at the recently bumped threads, might be there.

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>>101
This?

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>>110
that

Does anyone have that image of the French experiments on body armor? There was one guy who was wearing that Star Wars-tier armor with the kevlar long cloak, IIRC.

>>111
So the cosplay came first? That's news to me. Also checked.

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Hello /k/, what is the ideal choke for shotgun to safely and successfully shoot slugs out of it? In this case, the shotguns are a 12 gauge and .410. Both are single barrels. 
Also, does anyone have any experience with Nobel Sportitalia? I recently bought some of their buckshot and I thought the transparent blue shells looked interesting; image 3 and 4 related.

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I have a budget of $1000 and below and am looking to buy an AR-15. Any thoughts?

>>145
Buy a shotgun and use the rest of your budget on ammo for it.

>>150
No, I want an AR-15 (or similar 5.56/.223 rifle) for sure. 

Are you implying that $1000 isn't enough to purchase an AR-15?

Whos your favourite mass shooter and why?

>>145
The old poorfag standby for ARs is a parts kit from Palmetto State Armory and an 80% lower from wherever else. That'd be well within your budget.

>>156
Unless he intends to feed it.

>>156
>>150

>>145 here. Was thinking of buying this https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/4997/smith_&_wesson_m&p_15_sport_ii_223_rem556_nato_16 . Thoughts?

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>>152
We don't support that kind of thing here, officer.

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>>159
Now I know why /k/ is such a shithole.

Trowel a better choice than folding shovel for a bugout bag? The weight and space of my folding shovel is kind of a hindrance.

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>>117
>does anyone have any experience with Nobel Sportitalia?
Never heard of them, sounds like something that would be made in Portugal or Brazil. I'm sure you've figured out how good/bad they are by yourself at this point though.

>>145
I dunno get a simple 16" or 20" Palmetto, Ruger, or Brownells AR and then use the rest of your budget to slap a really good optic on your rifle and get a basic bitch chest rig to carry your mags. That strategy should work for most people unless you have a very autistic niche configuration in mind, most people don't need anything beyond that.

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>>175
How far do you plan on hiking with your full kit? If it's a long distance and you don't have access to a vehicle for the majority of said hike then just carry a trowel and keep the shovel in a truck or tied to an ATV or whatever.
Your knees will thank you anon.

Should I follow through with this gunsmith book about using hardware tools to make a machine pistol from Expedient Homemade Firearms?

>>117
Whenever you're using slugs you want to start with an Improved Cylinder choke any time you introduce a new slug (or load, for that matter) to the gun. 
>>145
If you've got the tools, build it. Daniel defense makes quality and reasonably priced barrels, and you can minmax your budget with the other parts. If I was going to start a new build now I think I'd actually go with a kp-15 lower. There's so many options and when it comes to everything else I definitely don't have the latest info on who's good and who's not.