Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it, right? Question is, does he have enough ammunition to supply to all the guns...psycix wrote: What on earth do you need so many guns for?...
My other hobby... Well, one of them.
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Need?? what does need have to do with it? why do you NEED a cell phone, why do you NEED a spudgun. I have them because I want them, and they are an ideal means to pursue dangerous or delicious tree's!
You know what they say about ammo, buy it cheap, stack it deep;when you think you have enough you better double it. I have a few pallets worth, but I certainly could use a few more
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lol, trees indeed
You know what they say about ammo, buy it cheap, stack it deep;when you think you have enough you better double it. I have a few pallets worth, but I certainly could use a few more
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lol, trees indeed
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Nice collection there, off the top of my head I see a FAL and G3 of some version or other, Saiga rifles and shotgun, Mosin-Nagant carbines, carbon-15 AR pistol, various 1911s, springfiled xd, CZ75, glock, beretta bobcat, ruger 22/45 and p89, something that looks awfully like a PPK but probably isn't, sig p226... gah, why don't I live in the states?!
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hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
yes i have have held all three and have a mac 10 and a desert eagleD_Hall wrote:Very cool. Is it still shootable?jrrdw wrote:
1) 50 BMG is illegal in California. No can do.twizi wrote:two sks but now make 10 i am disapointed and u dont have a 50 cal sniper or 50 cal desert eagle u need to get one out of the three. nice museme u got goin so far
2) Have you ever actually held a Desert Eagle? Way back when it was only available in .44 Mag I thought I wanted one. Then I held one and realized that unless you have the hands of a gorilla, it was a lost cause. Seriously, there's no way I could safely handle that gun; my hands are simply too small (and while I can't palm a basketball, I don't have small hands either). And in those few moments any urge to own the gun dissolved. It's simply an impractical gun for probably greater than 95% of the people out there due to nothing more than it's physical size.
dont play with airsofter with 1000$ gun and play with a 5 dollar pair of glasses
Let's start our own micro-nation.gah, why don't I live in the states?!
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very good JSR. ppk look-a-like is a hungarian FEG PA-63 its my daily CCW. The sig is a 220R. Also of notable mention is the Raging Bull in .500 Magnum and there is a 12GA from hell in with the rifles.
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sure you dotwizi wrote:yes i have have held all three and have a mac 10 and a desert eagle
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Ever play with flintlocks? I've got one (nothing old, a POS kit... barely even consider it a gun). Never before had I gotten a big smile from the very fact that the gun *fired*. You really feel like you've accomplished something just to get it to go bang.hi wrote:i also like to shoot black powder guns, make lots of smoke and are a real hoot to shoot.
edit- whats the one 10 rifles down, between the sks and the marlin 60?
That would be a Daewoo AR-110C.
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Makes ya wonder how any side won a war, or cept food on the table...D_Hall wrote:Ever play with flintlocks? I've got one (nothing old, a POS kit... barely even consider it a gun). Never before had I gotten a big smile from the very fact that the gun *fired*. You really feel like you've accomplished something just to get it to go bang.hi wrote:i also like to shoot black powder guns, make lots of smoke and are a real hoot to shoot.
edit- whats the one 10 rifles down, between the sks and the marlin 60?
That would be a Daewoo AR-110C.
What is the pistol right under the target shooting gun, the one with the brown grip?
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Evidently my addition of :tongue3: to my previous post didn't stop people from taking my latter comment seriously.
I have to say, I find the "reasons" for the 2nd amendment somewhat questionable. I'm of the opinion that the fact that the population is armed doesn't often factor in the government's decisions.
Also, I think "they're to keep the government in line" is an excuse - if I were a betting man, I'd probably put money on the fact that few gun owners actually own guns with that (honestly) in mind.
I have to say, I find the "reasons" for the 2nd amendment somewhat questionable. I'm of the opinion that the fact that the population is armed doesn't often factor in the government's decisions.
Also, I think "they're to keep the government in line" is an excuse - if I were a betting man, I'd probably put money on the fact that few gun owners actually own guns with that (honestly) in mind.
I'm a little sceptical, but let's see a photo of your collection then.twizi wrote:yes i have have held all three and have a mac 10 and a desert eagle
Does that thing kinda look like a big cat to you?
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Davis P-32. Your basic Saturday Night Special. Everyone should own one.maverik94 wrote:What is the pistol right under the target shooting gun, the one with the brown grip?
Agree, but whether they do or don't that doesn't erase an armed populace's existance as the final check and balance in our government.Ragnarok wrote:I'm of the opinion that the fact that the population is armed doesn't often factor in the government's decisions.
It's not the reason why I have a collection, but there are certain guns in my collection that are there for that reason and no other.Also, I think "they're to keep the government in line" is an excuse - if I were a betting man, I'd probably put money on the fact that few gun owners actually own guns with that (honestly) in mind.
The constitution was revolutionary as a social contract. Only then did you see conformism to this nature of portrayed social interest in other countries.
While you may think the idea of firearms to be an convoluted method of social interest preservation, I may say it is two zero zero nine. In time line relativism firearms were used, and embodied a means of checked control.
Today I don't see firearms playing the role of social interest mechanism against government, but a means of defense. Domestic and foreign. I do think it's odd that this mass occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan has materialized a similar citizens base choice to use firearms also as a mechanism of social preservation.
As it stands I see the firearm base in the United States serving one purpose today, one mentioned above, fending occupation. If such a thing were to happen, scrabble wouldn't describe the resistance. Living in southern Utah it is alive and well. May I note the city of Virgin, Utah (five minutes out from here) that has mandatory gun ownership.
While you may think the idea of firearms to be an convoluted method of social interest preservation, I may say it is two zero zero nine. In time line relativism firearms were used, and embodied a means of checked control.
Today I don't see firearms playing the role of social interest mechanism against government, but a means of defense. Domestic and foreign. I do think it's odd that this mass occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan has materialized a similar citizens base choice to use firearms also as a mechanism of social preservation.
As it stands I see the firearm base in the United States serving one purpose today, one mentioned above, fending occupation. If such a thing were to happen, scrabble wouldn't describe the resistance. Living in southern Utah it is alive and well. May I note the city of Virgin, Utah (five minutes out from here) that has mandatory gun ownership.
Ive never used a flint lock. I have a kentucky rifle, which was a kit, but its a percussion rifle. I have a ruger old army single action BP pistol. Its alot of fun like i said, it just takes forever to load.
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