I hope your homemade gun blows up in your face.
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I hope your homemade gun blows up in your face.
shotgun shells aren't exactly the most high-pressure rounds, but yea, I wouldn't trust ye standard (cast?) plumbing pipe for any high-brass loads. Or any loads for that matter; but they have been proven to survive atleast one shot, which is probably all you would need in any real scenario for a zip gun.
Erm, you don't have to sell it, you specifically stated that you would be able to pass the gun down within the family so they didn't destroy shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by indeterminacy
And what do you think a dealer is going to give me for a gun he knows I **HAVE** to sell? A fair price?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cool09Quote:
Originally Posted by indeterminacy
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Originally Posted by indeterminacy
Also, what is stopping you from selling out of state in 12 months? Thats an unenforcible rule.
fone poastin
The problem with unenforcable rules is that:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellenta
1) they're unenforcable
2) they're stupid (if confused on this point, see #1)
3) they tend to be arbitrarily enforced
It's unenforceable because it is a state law, if he wants to sell the weapon after the law is ratified and being enforced he just takes it to a state which doesn't outlaw its sale. He isn't under house arrest FFS, he just lives in a state that is going to have restrictive gun laws. It only effects him until the state line.Quote:
Originally Posted by dpidcoeThe problem with unenforcable rules is that:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellenta
1) they're unenforcable
2) they're stupid (if confused on this point, see #1)
3) they tend to be arbitrarily enforced
edit: affect/effect/afuckt/efuckt
As for your 10-30 round magazines disassemble convert frame in to a pen holder and place innards in a box labeled "Open in case of revolution/invasion/brown people" and call it a day.
I'd look at the specifics of the law. Here in California there's grandfathered 30 round mags (anything before 2000) and pinned 30 round mags that can only hold 10 rounds. Hell, most of the people I know with assault rifles either say they owned the mags before 2000 or have pinned mags. Good thing about pinned mags is that is takes 5 seconds to pop the pin out so you can fight the hordes of illegal aliens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellenta
Something tells me indeterminacy's FFL or whatever was taking the piss maybe trying to get him to sell his gun off cheap so the dude can make a buck. But I'm a cynical fuck.
Maybe. There are asshole gun store owners out there. I avoid them at all costs.
Yeah, lots of gun store owners (also mechanics and computer store owners for some reason) are pedantic assholes, the guy also could have been blowing the law out of proportion just for the sake of blowing it out of proportion.Quote:
Originally Posted by F*** My Aunt Rita
But then gun laws are usually convoluted and badly written by people who probably don't know which end to point at a target, so either explanation would be equally unsurprising to me.
So I've decided to sell my Glock 26 and get a .22 pistol for plinking and small game hunting; I'm thinking about the Ruger heavy barreled hunting model, something like this
http://www.ruger.com/products/markIIIHunter/models.html
Then I will likely sell my Glock 20 (10mm auto) in favor of something in .454 Casull. Not totally decided on the caliber though.... Its mostly for hunting. Likely a Ruger Blackhawk.
Fucking tapatalk. Looked like a double post.
Here we go again.
I'm going to a reservist shooting training with a colleague in the spring. He is a reservist with the Bundeswehr and can bring a civilian along to the annual reservist shooting training. I never went to a gun range here as it is rather expensive and the people shooting here are conservative at best, ultra right at the worst end. At the reserve shooting exercise it's army and police only pretty much. And more interesting weapons.
I am quite excited.
Posted from my phone by tapatalk.
If there's no AK it's not training.
Because, you know, at the end of the day it's the most widespread weapon family.
just sayin'
The beauty of the AK is you don't need training to shoot it.
As if you need training to press the trigger of M16.Quote:
Originally Posted by CastleBravo
It may not have a 100 page manual describing emergency maintenance in events of misfeed and misfire but uncovering it's potential is harder.
Rzr in "how can i make this about something Russian"Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
FTFYQuote:
Originally Posted by Phrixus ZephyrRzr in "how can i make this about something Russian so i can claim it's superior then run when someone proves me wrong"Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
the thing from the buzz buzz
>no proof whatsoever
>proving wrong
You sure are welcome to provide facts that say AK weapon family isn't the most widespread firearm in human history (and if not then what is) and compare M16A2 vs AK-74M field manuals but i doubt you can go beyond empty baiting.
today's C&H cracked me up
http://www.explosm.net/db/files/Comics/Rob/guns.png
Do tell how "uncovering the potential" of the most simplistic gas operated weapon in history is more challenging than "uncovering the potential" of an M4 or M16.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
I'd also point to a few pages back and that discussion about the weight of that stupid russian pistol that I can't remember the name of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cue1*Do tell how "uncovering the potential" of the most simplistic gas operated weapon in history is more challenging than "uncovering the potential" of an M4 or M16.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
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This is what I think about your katans:Quote:
Originally Posted by Straight Hustlin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DzcOCyHDqc