>look up some revolvers to buy in .38 special or .45 acp
>they look like they were designed by fags
WW1-WW2 era revolvers (excluding the hand nugget) were the peak aesthetic revolver designs.
The Model 10/ M&P, New Service, both 1917s, the Enfield revolvers, Webley Revolver, triple lock, and Chamelot-Delvigne Model 1873 are fucking peak handgun aesthetic
I literally would rather just get a single stack 9mm than a modern revolver
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That's neat. What is it?
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OTs-38. A Russian silent revolver.
Unfortunately it's not released to the public. I would easily spend a grand or so on one.
You'd have to get a stamp for every round of ammo though...
What the atf doesn't know doesn't hurt them.
So you gonna make silent piston ammo in your garage? Then you can probably make your own gun to shoot them as well.
Who says I would make it?
The colt 1851 is peak revolver aesthetic user
sigh...it must be weird being a brainlet....implying you could circumvent the ATF and acquire silent piston rounds without paying for stamps implies that you would not be using typical market channels to acquire said ammo because no legit seller would risk their business to sell you shit under the table. So either you will locate the underground railroad of silent pistol ammo OR you will make it yourself.
Or another way
Conjuring? What level of wizard have you attained?!?!!?
>sigh...it must be weird being a brainlet....implying you could circumvent the ATF and acquire silent piston rounds without paying for stamps implies that you would not be using typical market channels to acquire said ammo because no legit seller would risk their business to sell you shit under the table. So either you will locate the underground railroad of silent pistol ammo OR you will make it yourself.
dribbling faggotry not even bait
which guns?
clockwise from top left:
1) Not sure...some contract gun from before the US entered the war?
2) S&W M1917
3) S&W Victory Model
4) Colt M1917
>contract gun from before the US entered the war?
That's how my fitz started life. Made for the Brits in 1942. With my post-war(1948) M&P.
lanyards are cool
Ur cool.
>peak aesthetic revolver design
>not S&W Russian
Oh no, it's retarded.🙁
Got one of those inbound! Only downside is its shaved
No prob just remember you can't shoot SAAMI spec 45ACP out of it. You gotta handload weak sauce shit.
>speaking of aesthetics...
COOL STORY BRO
I doubt they would go that far since I think the ammo is exclusive. Therefore they might require a stamp for the gun. But maybe not
>I doubt they would
But they actually do. That's why almost every example of the US equivalent (QSPR buckshot loads) was destroyed.
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