Zac and a Browning M2
Uploader Comments (kwazimoto)
All Comments (21)
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They were $10,500 from TNW before he went to War with us and now they are $6,450.
We kicked his Ass on price and now he cant compete :(
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The ban only covers .50 BMG rifles. A M2 does not fit the definition of a rifle because it is not shoulder fired so the .50 BMG ban does not cover it.
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only hitting dirt at 400-600? I have no problem at those ranges with mine using a cheap red dot on a sokolov mount.
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yo whats the law regarding settin up one of these bad boys on my roof haha
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M2 simis were 10.000 now 6.500
fulls were 28.000 now 18.000
give or take a little-ammo went up to 3.75-5.00 per round now its back down to 2.50 or less- but thats buying in bulk
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First and foremost, our constitution allows us to own em. When it comes down to the Browning M2, most people look at em for the history. As for semi-auto fire, the way ammo prices are these days (especially .50 BMG) you'd be able to spend a few more seconds shooting as apposed to holding the trigger and using up all your ammo within say, 10 seconds
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they make a .50 DTC M2 Browning, its california legal, the casing is slightly different and bypasses the law
so this complies with that commiefornia law banning .50 BMG, or is this chambered in that .50 DT something that bypasses the ban?
kommando2008 3 years ago
This M2 is chambered for the .50 BMG. My friend had it before the anti-.50 law so it was grandfathered in.
kwazimoto 3 years ago
aw, i want to see it shooting something
innovatum 4 years ago
Sorry :(
We're engaging steel plates from 400 to 600 yards out, but just hitting a lot of dirt ;)
kwazimoto 4 years ago
how much does it cost to rent the gun and a s***load of ammunition...
kuyakev 4 years ago
I don't know. It belongs to a friend of mine so I get to shoot it for free but I usually only let off a couple of rounds. He reloads to keep the cost down because I believe retail price is around $5 per round.
kwazimoto 4 years ago