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Hello everyone I have yet another question that came up with my novel-project. Sorry if I start to annoy you guys. Question is, can an AKM-Magazine be used to feed ammunition into an AK-103? I only know that they look the same and use the same ammunition, but are they interchangeable? Thanks...

He can, but in the scenario I mentioned he will feel them, somewhere halfway between his teeth and his stomach.

If the Pickup has to make a sudden stop the cow is gonna take a very close look at the tailgate

Why? If the rifle is used in urban warfare/Zombie apocalypse, it is perfectly camouflaged in toy stores and most houses (childrens rooms).

I don't know much about building rifles either (I'm from gun-afraid germany), but can't you just look up all the parts you need, and put the prices into a calculator? That way you'd see how much you need to pay. Keep in mind that you can save money by buying some parts (stocks, forearms)...

You're probably gonna laugh me out of the forum (or ban me alltogether): I invested into another 3000 rounds for my GBB-Airsoft (although not a firearm, it definitely is a gun). Max

How about having two AR15s with an identical setup, using one and having the second one slung as serious backup. In my view, that's a better way to use two ARs than the double barelled thingy. Anyone disagreeing?

Almost the same sign (in german, of course) hangs on the door to the principals office in my school: "Every third person that complains gets shot. Two have already been here. Note: Silly question-askers get ALWAYS shot." Max

Who knows? Maybe, once you "broke it apart" (don't know how to call it really), it's just like cleaning/stripping two AR15 which happen to be lying side by side. So it would only take extra time, but wouldn't be more complicated. Max

Was labeled a "good bad joke", but I'll try it out: What is black and white and black and white and black and white and black and white? A penguin rolling down a slope. What is black and white and laughing? The penguin that pushed him down the slope. Max

Actually heard that about shotguns in german tv just this saturday. "Long, tough guns, with a lot of energy. And once the shooter runs out of ammunition, they make a good club." But on the other hand, that shows "expert" called the Glock17 a revolver, and related the number to the...

Kinda old, kinda gold (, kinda true). http://www.dumpaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/funny-pictures-dumpaday-1411.jpg Attachment-Assist somehow doesn't work.

The guns in the novel are matched to the characters. The girl in question got the Beretta as it is an italian gun (-company), and the girl used to pay lots of attention to fashion. Also, the 92 is a little less smooth than the Storm, for example, supposingly showing that the character has "some...

The gun is acutally carried in a pocket most of the time (not safe, I know). But sometimes it is carried at the ready, while clearing a room/house for example. But then again, in those instances there are at least two other guns at the ready as well. So I guess you're right, it doesn't really...

Hello everyone This is once again a question that came up while I worked on my novel-project (yes that's still going on, I hope I'm not annoying you with it). The point is, that one of the characters carries/uses a Beretta 92FS, at times the Inox-Version. Now, the book is set in a war, and it's...

I know that 90% of the reason why this was made probably is "because we can". But doesn't a double-barrelled rifle also have twice the recoil (and with that muzzle climb)? Or do I get something wrong there? Max

Sadly I don't have a picture of it, but when a friend of mine spent a year in texas his host-family had the following text on a sign that hung on their fence: "One of the three houses in this road is defended by an armed owner. The house on the right is deserted, and the one to the left is...

Bottom one, but maybe without the vertical grip.

Two social workers meet to discuss different strategies to keep young men from commiting crimes. "You know..."one of them said"...I have a pretty simple tactic. I take a sheet of paper, and draw two circles onto it. A large one on the left half, a smaller one on the right. Then I go to the...

Plot twist: That spider jumped onto your back as you ran out.