>>7036 Looks like you need to throw it in a fire to burn the wood out, then arc-weld the crack as deep as you can and hope that it's enough. You'll know if you whack something with the back and it "rings" a nice clean tone, if it sounds dull, just get a new one unless you're a proper smith, you won't be able to fix it properly.

>>7040 >burn the wood out I can get the remnants of the haft out without problems so that doesn't worry me. >arc-weld I don't have an arc welder nor access to an arc welder nor do I have any experience doing that. I do have a little bit of smithing experience as limited as that may be. I don't have a forge or an anvil but I think I could nigger rig up a forge with firebrick and a blower pretty easy or buy a hobby forge without too much expense. What I'm most concerned about is what do I need to do about cleaning the crack. It mostly just has a rust patina rather than serious rust. Do I need to rasp it out to get real clean surfaces or will a good thorough washing plus rust converter transform it into a form of oxide that wont overly interfere with a weld? I'd rather not have to physically remove anymore material than necessary.

What are some good buttpack rigs? I found this polish made one that sold for $65 but is no longer in production. I am looking some thing that is cheap, robust and non camo/taticool so I can take it both to the range and around town. Do any of you have recommendations?

>>7052 Pictured is the "FOXTROT MK2 BELT RIG® - CORDURA" for any one wondering. sage for double posting

Good first revolver to buy? I was considering Taurus but after seeing they're (unsurprisingly) hue-tier quality they're off my list.

>>7052 If you don't mind it being in a fannypack form and without the suspenders, the hipmonkey from mystery ranch is a pretty solid sell. Not too different in capacity either I think and comes in less tacticool colours like purple or jade if you're into that you fashion icon

>>7087 Are all Taurus' shit? I know some of them are but I was under the impression that a few like the Judge were passable at least.

Any recommendations on electronic ear protection? Preferably up to about a 100$

>>7132 >Walker Razors >Howard Leight Impact Sports >3M Peltors They're all about $50 or less; more expensive models from these companies just add a bunch of features like bluetooth, stereo sound, AM/FM radios, sound amplification etc, which imo aren't really worth it, since it's extra shit that can break. Unless you're buying expensive earpro there's so little difference among the brands apart from design - they all offer about 22~24 db noise reduction, auto-shutoff (except for the walkers) after several hours. Like you're probably better off reading amazon reviews to compare features than getting info off here. But get gel cups, they're comfier and it makes summer shooting much better.

>>7133 Forgot to add that you should never get chinkshit earpro, your ears are worth more than the $25 you skimped off >polite sage for double post

>>7042 Try an acid to remove rust within the crack. You may have to punch holes sideways across the rear and pin the two sides together somehow with a rivet to ensure it holds if you can't access a welder. Good luck anon, let us know how it goes.

Can any Streloks remember the name of that South African guy who was a genius at designing artillery but then got assassinated for working with the wrong country (despite getting permission first)? I was reminded about him but I can't remember the specifics and now it's really bugging me.

>>7188 Thanks Strelok.

>>7188 Is that the hitman caught over his shoulder in the pic? He seems pretty intent tbh.

>>7187 >>7188 The US got Von Braun to make them a rocket, why not Gerald Bull? Improved SRMs and the atomic-age equivalent to the Paris gun would have given them the edge during the cold war.

>>7197 It might be a case of the military-industrial complex simply not being interested in artillery, and so he was nothing but a plaything of CIAniggers. Then he went rogue, started to improve the SCUD missiles for the Iraqis, and jews came to the conclusion that it's easier to kill him than to make their golems hire him to make big fucking cannons for Pentagon. Or at least that seems to be the story from what I can gather.

>>7203 I bet they regret choosing this path now that missiles have become more relevant than ever.

Anyone got a source for firearms schematics?

>>7197 >>7203 Bull WAS working with the US. The Navy lamented his death because he was still developing their super-gun, the Army was despondent because he was still assisting their proto-SLRC project - which they are JUST managing to recover from his loss. The CIA even went nuts trying to find out who killed him, because - according to recently declassified documents - at the time of his death, Bull was working with the CIA to create a spy (satellite) cannon. Then they found out that the Israelis killed him, and that was in fact the closest the post-WW2 US ever came to cutting ties with the tribe. If only.

>>7299 >The Navy lamented his death because he was still developing their super-gun What gun?

>>7326 Not sure which ones in particular Bull was working on, but the US Navy at various points had designs for 20in, 24in, 32in, and 36in 'super-heavy' cannon. A majority (but not all) of the 32/36in 'guns' were actually armored missile launchers, but that still leaves a few conventional guns for each.

>>7299 >>7336 So are you saying that if it wasn't for the jews then we might have mass drivers right now.

>>7341 We could have a lot of nice things if the jews didnt exist.

>>7341 Easily.

>want to buy new guns and stock up on ammo >12,097 dollars in my account >i get paid from my two jobs on the 15th This is fucking bullshit. The only way to win is to strike the jackpot. Anyone got a good tip on getting rich quicker?

>>7348 >tip on getting rich quicker? Why not buying cheaper? Nobody is going to check the legality of the tools when SHTF.

>>7349 >buying cheaper Unfortunately, I live in the soon to be shithole known as Canada, where shit has fucking inflated and our government has spent more on a "totally legit virus", than on its involvement in WWII

>>7382 >than on its involvement in WWII ??? Still, seems like you need to make some shady connections if you want to stockpile, in Minecraft of course

>>7348 >12k what are you trying to buy? That shits more than enough to grab one of your peoples not an AR18 with a trijicon expensive optic, ballistic helmet, gen 3 nods, ammo, armor, and shit tons of mags. Hell you're probably better off than 90% of the western world. If you wanna be SHTF rich then get beans, bullets, bandages, and some bullion. You could get all the Chinese pussy you'd want by holding up your gun in one hand and a can of beans in the other to get peoples compliance.

>>7388 He still has bills and savings, anon.

>>7384 I'm too much of an assburgersfag to go to the local HA gang and ask them for fun stuff. Plus, i have the constant feeling of entrapment plots by the RCMP. >>7388 See what anon said here >>7392, plus I have rent of $600/month. I can't just drop everything and decide to willy-nilly with all of my money that i earned with blood, sweat, and pain. >what are you trying to buy More ammunition because I feel there's going to be an ammo ban >t by holding up your gun in one hand and a can of beans in the other to get peoples compliance. Funnily, enough there are certain others with that same mindset. So far gearwise, I have a Mayflower P/C with two LV III plates, a PASGT helmet from 1996, a few MREs, my STAG-10 and VZ-58, one crate of surp 7.62x39, and several Winchester boxes of 7.62 NATO FMJ. And to top it off, also my auto-nugget and several boxes of nugget food, a tula sks, and nugget.

Is op atill around? You can totally fix that with some pretty basic blacksmithing. Just heat it back up and beat it together over your anvils horn. Welding it over then grinding it flat to be safe would be a good idea. Be careful not to damage the eye. No need for the rust converter just quench it in oil to blue it after forging. Anyways, for my question. Does anyone here hunt pigeons? A family friend has a pigeon problem at his farm and wants me to kill them for him. Is a 4.5mm air rifle good enough? Any tips would be welcome.

Is 6.8 NGSW a meme? If so, what caliber should we have switched to?

>>7563 Here is my answer: >>7564

>>7036 what is the Ideal metal to make a katana out of?

>>7568 Railway tracks.

>>7571 Perfect body type

>>7485 >Plus, i have the constant feeling of entrapment plots by the RCMP. Worry not fellow leaf after the shit show that was the Nova Scotia attacks the rcmp has shown everyone how fucking worthless they are that you could get away with a lot of shit as long as you use your brain, but it is always good to be careful. How long do you think it will be until we become Yugo 2?

>>7579 >how long Depends, maybe like in two years or some shit. I live on the west where the normalniggers seem to be satisfied still. I want to get spare parts and as much ammunition as possible , so i can toss them in the Pelican case 6' under or in a cave in the mountains if worst comes to worst.

>>7581 If you're in the west most rural folk aren't what you would call happy.

>>7585 To my demise, I live in the Lower Mainland.

>>7586 GVRDite or eastern valley. From my understanding the former is nothing but imports.

>>7568 If you want to to go by the traditional style, iron sand. Magnetite basically. Assuming you don't want to do it the old way, which would require using some sort of tatara, then your best bet would be reclaiming old good quality scrap steel and iron. I've recently been considering making pure magnetite chemically and then proceed to process that into gemsteel.

>>7589 >gemsteel What is that?

>>7591 It's the approximate translation of tamahagane. It can also be translated as precious steel or quality steel.

there truly is no way to order funz online completely anonymously is there?

>>7637 No, but personally I don't give a shit because so many people have bought so many fucking guns in the past year both online and off that being on some gay list is meaningless especially when you live in a state that doesn't require background checks for private sales.

>>7642 well i live in one of those gay states. life is pain.

>>7587 Surrey, specifically Too many fucking pajeets