AustinTheCactus

@kyballistics More impressed you manage to source TuF

The German Tankgewehr M1918. The original anti-tank rifle.

@pokke_inhaler Every tweet I see from you is an absolute Truth Nuke

helping brush a girl's hair is super intimate and feels kinda romantic, being entirely focused on her for a few minutes

>Open Bolt gun fires when bolt is closed and round is chambered

@Fakenotreal35 @LaundryGuy1945 No thats just some run of the mill Model 1895, the one you see is specifically for a contract to Russia during WW1, Its not worth $10,000 but its for sure worth at least $6,000

@LaundryGuy1945 Is this that? If so I’ve held one before

This is one of those “I know what I got” situations isn’t it?

@DrSplarf_ @LaundryGuy1945 Its a musket length gun, that was the term for it at the time. I've held them and they are long as fuck especially with the bayonet

@SonicRoseGaming @LaundryGuy1945 Its a musket length gun that was imported from finland

@LaundryGuy1945 Wait hang on why does he say “musket” and “Finland” 😂

@14Terry88 @gemmasterian @LaundryGuy1945 @Mackirovka_907 Correct that it doesnt have an SA stamp but it comes with a CoA that says they imported it from Finland

@gemmasterian @LaundryGuy1945 @Mackirovka_907 There's no way to prove that though, there's no SA stamp in any of the listing photos an the Finns didn't even always mark their own property.

@LaundryGuy1945 @Mackirovka_907 The Winchester 1895 was "Used" in the winter war by the Finn's and this gun specifically was imported to the USA from Finland

@Mackirovka_907 It’s a Winchester 1895 in the photo. He’s another image. It’s clearly a lever action rifle. The Mosin is a bolt action rifle. Idk why they put Finland in the listing.

@LaundryGuy1945 I know the company that owns that gun and they had it out for like $6800 at Tulsa so I bet if you call them they'll knock it down

Kyushu J7W1 Type 18 Shinden discovered in a factory at Fukuoka, Japan Oct 10 1945

@karepack77 Now you gotta draw them with guns and tactical gear!

@AustinTheCactus My first personal uma pic 😏

Japanese Zero fighter crashing into USS Missouri, off Okinawa, Japan, 11 April 1945

@NateDHernandez I moved recently and like every corner I see has a garage sale sign

I haven't seen this many yard sales since I was a kid :D like 2008-09... ...wait?

@Evo_Skorpion27 @karepack77 Is that Alpenflage? Holy fucking based

Got a lovely new piece here! give love to @karepack77 for this!

@MakoMakt The range near me is based af, inside range and anything up to .50 cal or 5,000 FPS is fine as long as it’s brass cased with a lead core

Trying to find a range for the Barrett is always funny because the ban reason is almost always: "we had a guy shoot 50 bmg over the berm and trickshot a prized cow 5 miles away"

@DingoRabid @ponngebob @DocStrangelove2 Post pics/video, I wanna see this

@ponngebob @DocStrangelove2 If you want haunted, Ian McCollum has an Arisaka that has an outline of the owners hand scorched into it with a flamethrower. Now THATS a haunted war artifact.

I'll never forget someone I know that bought a pair of these around the first year of the war popping off on Ebay, and when he threw it in the washer the water turned red very quickly.

sitting in my chair thinking about playing a game but not doing it and it's kinda like this rn

@_Darthsoldier_ Since we are posting war pics here's a pic of a Zero about to crash into the USS Missouri

76mm Sherman knocked out in Oberkirchen on April 5th 1945.