What is THE most reliable and durable gun ever made?
What is THE most reliable and durable gun ever made?
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Probably a single shot 12 gauge.
The one you take care of and practice with, Meat.
Brown Bess
This.
Ruger No. 1
1911
Sw9ve
This.
Wolfman was a real piece of shit.
That's a comfy lookin jacket, link?
Wolfman was a good comrade, fuck everyone else, you only need the wolfbro.
Darkwood. It's a game.
this
black pipe shotgun ftw
What's the most reliable assault rifle?
Depends on the brand, care and area you're in...
If you're in a dry and sandy area, AK's have loose tolerances and spacious actions that move the sand, in muddy areas, AR's are well sealed, especially with the cover closed.
AR-15 if you're not too stupid and lazy to clean it.
>implying a proper gun needs maintenance to be reliable
Probably the Mk.23 due to the insane requirements that the Navy demanded for it. Allegedly, it was able to fire 40,000 rounds during testing without a single jam and without any degradation in accuracy.
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This may be the stupidest claim I've ever seen 3/10 got me to reply
Break action or falling block?
I don't want this shit, Meat.
The indian INSAS, best ak derivative ever conceived really.
+1 for a Single shot 12 gauge
>What is THE most reliable and durable gun ever made?
M2 browning probably, seeing as we still mount it on anything bigger than a man and every derivative that exists is just a minor change here and there and a cooling system. We have not found a viable replacement that preforms more efficiently than this fucking ancient motherfucker from the 1920s.