Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by mrken30
(Post 12196361)
Same as anything else in life. I don't like cockles, so I don't buy them
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Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by dc koop
(Post 12196370)
I've found that any type of sea food seems to do something for my libido
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Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by dc koop
(Post 12196364)
I own a couple of handguns and a .22 Ruger for target shooting. I don't see any sense however in a person wanting to own a high powered assault weapon. If you want to own such a weapon free of charge join the army and volunteer for special forces in Syria. It's better than just target shooting, you get to shoot at real people and they shoot back... much more fun and much more challenging !
The problem with the NRA is that they are totally against any form of gun control. Every time anyone tries to pass a law that makes sense in restricting the types of weapons that should be available they start acting as if it will all lead to a mass confiscation of everyone's firearms and the repeal of the Second Amendment. All that's necessary is a bit of common sense and sanity but with Trump that's not likely to happen. "Assault Weapon", "semi automatic", "arsenal of weapons", "big scary black gun". I find the way the media can whip up the paranoid in to a frenzy amusing, yet depressing. As for your 2nd question. Why on earth would the NRA concede any point? Really? Why? |
Re: Relaxing Gun Control
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Originally Posted by dc koop
(Post 12196368)
In many countries, this country very much included what some believe to be a government of democratic principles others see it as a tyranny, all of course depending on their individual political beliefs.
Therefore the weapon of defending against real tyranny and not fanciful tyranny is the vote. The people have spoken... so let it be. Seems like most options are in stock as guns sales have plummeted since Obama's departure. |
Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by thinbrit
(Post 12196401)
You feel your .22 is OK - so is that in a revolver or a scary "semi automatic"? Please specify the caliber at which you wish to draw the line. Are guns painted black discriminated against, I mean, are pink guns less scary?
"Assault Weapon", "semi automatic", "arsenal of weapons", "big scary black gun". I find the way the media can whip up the paranoid in to a frenzy amusing, yet depressing. As for your 2nd question. Why on earth would the NRA concede any point? Really? Why? https://5280armory.com/wp-content/up...1-1024x675.jpg |
Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by thinbrit
(Post 12196401)
You feel your .22 is OK - so is that in a revolver or a scary "semi automatic"? Please specify the caliber at which you wish to draw the line. Are guns painted black discriminated against, I mean, are pink guns less scary?
"Assault Weapon", "semi automatic", "arsenal of weapons", "big scary black gun". I find the way the media can whip up the paranoid in to a frenzy amusing, yet depressing. As for your 2nd question. Why on earth would the NRA concede any point? Really? Why? |
Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by thinbrit
(Post 12196401)
You feel your .22 is OK - so is that in a revolver or a scary "semi automatic"? Please specify the caliber at which you wish to draw the line. Are guns painted black discriminated against, I mean, are pink guns less scary?
"Assault Weapon", "semi automatic", "arsenal of weapons", "big scary black gun". I find the way the media can whip up the paranoid in to a frenzy amusing, yet depressing. As for your 2nd question. Why on earth would the NRA concede any point? Really? Why? I guess though being a Brit and coming from a country where guns with any serious firepower are hard to come by it must seem like Christmastime when you get here and there's all these wonderful new bang bangs to buy and own :lol: :lol: |
Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by tom169
(Post 12196426)
Even the UK allows a .22 semi automatic scary black "assault rifle" with extended mag and suppressor. :rofl:
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Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by Boiler
(Post 12196422)
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So one of these? Seems like most options are in stock as guns sales have plummeted since Obama's departure. |
Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by dc koop
(Post 12196440)
Hey our President ! What a guy ! But being a Vietnam draft dodger ....
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Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Not sure if anybody is familiar with Ken Burns, he did The Civil War documentary (American).
Shelby Foote appeared on it, always liked his stuff, and I remember he mentioned at one point that the North fought with one had tied behind their back, and how few of the Northern elite were actually involved in the fighting. Basically life went on as normal. Since then the US establishment, unlike many others, has usually avoided any significant involvement in fighting. Obviously there are a few noted exceptions. |
Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by Boiler
(Post 12196359)
If I was looking to defend democracy against a tyrannical Government then I have the wrong guns.
Hmmm, well that makes me wonder, what would you recommend? |
Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 12196489)
Howitzer?
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Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by Boiler
(Post 12196491)
Not sure I could pick one up?
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Re: Relaxing Gun Control
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 12196492)
Maybe less guns and more weights and you won't have that problem. I mean, do you even lift?
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