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I dont think they are hk.

No hk markings. No made in germany.

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Nice try you fucking jew nigger but even off brand MP5 Mags are worth 30 USD.

Is it worth spraying with clp and trying to wipe away rust?

Going to ask again, still pretty new to weapon maintenance and upkeep. I had done a slight modification to my M200 so that I could use a quick loader. But it does leave a slight crack for the strut and spring to be exposed. Should I create a gasket for this, or would just keeping upkeep on it and cleaning it as normal be fine.

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They are 1986 made HK mags
Not rusted from 86. My offer stands
To sell? No
To keep? Yeah, they will likely need new springs as well

>Not rusted from 86.

Lying kike. Fuck yourself.

In Australia what would be the highest paying military style job I can get? I'm halfway through university and have realised I far prefer physical style work.

ADF Permanent Pay Rates - 01 November 2018 - Defence
PDFwww.defence.gov.au Resources WRA

How to read it.
Pay grades 1-10 depend on how hard/rare the job is. e.g. SAS is level 10, EOD is level 6, signals technicians are level 8, regular infantry is 4 with specialists on 5, truckdrivers and cooks are 3 and 2 iirc.
Rank is obvious with an extra grade after the first year of experience.
On page 2 there are additional allowances - there's service allowance which everybody gets in lieu of overtime and putting up with bullshit of $14k, plus rarer ones for SF, diving, parachuting, defuzing bombs, speaking languages etc -- e.g. SF gets an extra $26k on top of that and their Rank/Level 10.
So an SAS Trooper is on $88+14+26 = about $128k, more if he speaks another language..
A transport driver private is on level 3 so $55+14=69k

Link didn't work because its a Pdf - google adf pay rates.

Should be fine.
M8 used to work asca security guard and first day at lunch stripped and cleaned the revolver they gave him - it had 20years of pocket lint inside the body from falling in past the hammer and under the cylinder etc so one extra little opening won't make a big difference.
>just clean it regularly anyway

(1) OP is a fag because the thread is still up,
(2)

So, was there any country in WWII who's tactical focus/operational focus was to close in for CQB ala the WWI sturmtruppen?

We know the old joke that Germans would just stay in place and MG, Americans would call Arty/planes, and russians would RUUUUAAAAAAAAAH their way over everything, but, was there a group that relied on close-up semi/automatic firepower + movement/flanking tactics?

The LCP is small enough. Maybe a cloth belt and hide in there if the outfit works.

Does this work, or is it a meme?
Doesn't have to be any particular brand, could be homemade for all II care, I mean the concept itself, not shilling.

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Purse carry

ive only seen them on race guns, theyre called "gas pedals". in theory, they should help because of an additional point of contact you can push the muzzle with. practically, like i said, ive only ever seen them on race guns. there are people that stipple that area though, same idea