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Originally Posted by LeonM
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dumb things ITTQuote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
Simple to judge, will they make tons of bucks from it or no, that'll be the test.
it's jewish so probably will
fuck yeah capitalism
inb4 the victim was in process of unlocking his handgun when shot
By his 3y/o son with his other unlocked gun.
Not sure what the regulations are in different places regarding keeping handguns in the house, but i am pretty sure that at least some demand it to be behind at least one lock. If regulatory wise this thing manages to answer to the demand, I don't see how this is stupid, it's basically a gun-mounted cheap safe.
yeah but that's gonna be the gun he taught is 3y/o to shoot with since he was 1y/o kids will be kids
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Originally Posted by LeonM
Maybe it's news to you, but "properly secured" according to Russian legislation is locked in a safe or a metal cabinet. Locked, you see. Maybe even separated from the ammo. Israeli too, btw.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRfypQuote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
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Originally Posted by RazoR
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Freedomland varies by state but the federal law immunizes the owner from any prosecution if someone else took that gun and did something illegal if they used a gun safe or trigger lock. Otherwise for example you kid finds your gun and shoots you. If you live then you face charges of child endangerment and other fun stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeonMMaybe it's news to you, but "properly secured" according to Russian legislation is locked in a safe or a metal cabinet. Locked, you see. Maybe even separated from the ammo. Israeli too, btw.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRfypQuote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
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Or your birth year.
Maybe it's news to you but the world isn't black and white. If your 3 y/o son or whatever can unintentionally ready an unloaded gun kept out of sight (glovebox, under the seat) then you deserve to bleed out for years.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeonMMaybe it's news to you, but "properly secured" according to Russian legislation is locked in a safe or a metal cabinet. Locked, you see. Maybe even separated from the ammo. Israeli too, btw.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRfypQuote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
Still more room to fuck up under pressure than load, lock, put off safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrenda
The rules actually are pretty definitive, and you accept them once you get your licence. If you break the rules and go into some kind of apologetic bullshit spree afterwards it's on you, no one else, as it actually should be. We are talking about legal operation of firearms, aren't we? Because in other context (or for ppl living in BattleField) this thing really is absoletely useless, if not to say harmful.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRMaybe it's news to you but the world isn't black and white. If your 3 y/o son or whatever can unintentionally ready an unloaded gun kept out of sight (glovebox, under the seat) then you deserve to bleed out for years.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeonMMaybe it's news to you, but "properly secured" according to Russian legislation is locked in a safe or a metal cabinet. Locked, you see. Maybe even separated from the ammo. Israeli too, btw.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRfypQuote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
Are we still talking US of A here or are you just trolling?Quote:
Originally Posted by LeonMThe rules actually are pretty definitive. If you break the rules and go into some kind of apologetic bullshit spree afterwards it's on you, no one else, as it actually should be.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRMaybe it's news to you but the world isn't black and white. If your 3 y/o son or whatever can unintentionally ready an unloaded gun kept out of sight (glovebox, under the seat) then you deserve to bleed out for years.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeonMMaybe it's news to you, but "properly secured" according to Russian legislation is locked in a safe or a metal cabinet. Locked, you see. Maybe even separated from the ammo. Israeli too, btw.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRfypQuote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
Well they obviously aim to the the US market with them dead kids in their ad, so sure why not. California law, for example requires a safety device to be purchased along with the gun?
Your point kind of moot, because i specifically stated that in places where safety devices are used and regulated, this might as well compete with the rest of them.
In places where safety devices are used and regulated handguns are exclusive to law enforcement and criminals.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
Ok, that is dumb enough for me, I am out.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
And hunters and sports shooters.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRIn places where safety devices are used and regulated handguns are exclusive to law enforcement and criminals.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
Just preemptively metacannibalizing your post.
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Well, sorry. Hunters usually use shotguns and rifles/carbines here and sports shooters that don't have permits (aka law enforcement) keep their guns in the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe ApplebyAnd hunters and sports shooters.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoRIn places where safety devices are used and regulated handguns are exclusive to law enforcement and criminals.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
Just preemptively metacannibalizing your post.
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Opressive regime regulation spotted.
>Nearly 2700 children die from guns per year in the USQuote:
Originally Posted by LeonM
How many of those are small kids finding their parents guns and being kids? How many are under 18s caught up in gang violence?
Not saying it's not a good bit of kit by the way but if you're going to use statistics then use them properly.