Caching weapons

[Wolf Stoner]

Here is my videos on the same topic. My English pronunciation is not good; therefore, it can be troublesome to listen it but the stuff I present is very important; so, it may be of some value to look into them. Some material is difficult and requires substantial math training but despite of this it can be useful for all interested in this area. First of all, it helps to understand the possibilities and opportunities opened through mastering some topographic surveying methods. Beside it, almost every person without strong math background could be trained to use total station (I personally have trained a few people that have no understanding of underlying theory). And with total station you can do all stuff that is described in this set of videos. Therefore, you don’t need to master everything that is described in there, but to assess the potential of this field of applied science.
English videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... Hbqv7N44of
Russian videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... xHPAaCpIxr

[OttoVonFrankfurt]

>Making your own arms, especially full auto, has legal implications every would be manufacturer should know. Some involve lengthy prison sentences. As Alliance members are of no use to our race nor to our Cause sitting in a penitentiary, the Alliance policy is that members need to follow the law scrupulously. Prosecutors and careerist law enforcement types salivate at the thought of the headlines they can make when a White patriot commits crimes involving guns. Even talking about il legal activity is enough to attract their attention. Let's not go there, and if discussion on this topic is wanted, let's keep the talk on only legal activities.

Let me clarify, all of this was done legally. Ex a 3D printed frame which does not count as a firearm and a registered full auto trigger pack under the supervision of the legally licensed owner. The point is the technology is there and should be invested in. Additionally, there is rapidly going to come a day when ownership of arms is completely illegal. So this entire thread will be illegal (potentially in a few months).

I also agree with training. Land navigation, camping survival, and even on the firearms topic just basic ready up and dry fire training can go a long way. Adding on to some of this, communication is key and I would encourage members to get Amateur radio licenses.

[PhuBai68]

>Making your own arms, especially full auto, has legal implications every would be manufacturer should know. Some involve lengthy prison sentences. As Alliance members are of no use to our race nor to our Cause sitting in a penitentiary, the Alliance policy is that members need to follow the law scrupulously.

IDK how practical these binary trigger systems are.
Right now they are legal, in the future who knows under this administration.
I've seen videos where a side by side magazine dump was done with a full auto and a binary and the binary came out ahead.
This is just a FYI post ....

https://www.ammoland.com/2018/01/frankl ... ii-review/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSUBaWzS7-c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0FuWugukm8&t=5s

[Jim Mathias]

>Making your own arms, especially full auto, has legal implications every would be manufacturer should know. Some involve lengthy prison sentences. As Alliance members are of no use to our race nor to our Cause sitting in a penitentiary, the Alliance policy is that members need to follow the law scrupulously.

IDK how practical these binary trigger systems are.
Right now they are legal, in the future who knows under this administration.
I've seen videos where a side by side magazine dump was done with a full auto and a binary and the binary came out ahead.
This is just a FYI post ....

https://www.ammoland.com/2018/01/frankl ... ii-review/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSUBaWzS7-c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0FuWugukm8&t=5s

The quote attributed to Otto is actually mine, but to address the substance of high rate of fire firearms, it's all great until your ammo is used up! As a friend once said, at 700 rounds per minute, how many minutes can you carry? A case of 1000 rounds of 7.62x51 NATO weighs about what? 75#? That's a back breaker if you are hiking any distances with other gear and the squad automatic or binary firing weapon weighing you down. Who wants that burden? My back hurts thinking about it.

To me, a bolt gun or at the highest ROF a semi-auto is good enough for most-- and if possible, make each cartridge count. One more thing, even if you do all the paperwork and taxes for a regulated weapon, isn't part of the deal involving allowing government agents to inspect/search your home anytime they want a peek at your hardware?

[PhuBai68]

7.62x51 NATO

Jim,
Yeah on the weight.
I sold 3000 rounds of 7.62 NATO (good stuff! Portuguese, South African, Australian) surplus so as not to have to move it when relocating.
Who knew there'd be an ammo shortage and it would be worth 4 or 5 times what I got for it?
When I got to RVN was issued a M14 with a selector.
To say that it was basically uncontrollable firing full auto from the shoulder would be an understatement.
The M16 with the 5.56X45 might be okay but not battle rifle unless it had a bipod for prone firing.

Wow!
Just WOW!
Feinstein-Cicilline gun ban bill

https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2021 ... ill-n42081