Sidebar for my American friends, from a Canadian:
Registration = confiscation
Every time.
Anybody here own a firearm?
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Registration = confiscation
Every time.
It is (currently) a fairly straight forward process to purchase a suppressor in 42 states in the US, with a wait time of ~ a year for the paperwork and stamp processing. If that interests you, you might take the opportunity to do so. Not so if you live in CA, DE, D.C., HI, IL, MA, NY, NJ, or RI, without being an FFL dealer.
His aks are Cadillac's and made to tighter specs than your Soviet block mass produced stuff. Typically the value added piece is to go to one of his workshops and build one with him and effectively learn the tools for becoming an armorer.
I don't own aks (or officially any guns since they were lost in a boating accident wink wink) but hes a credible source for all things AK related. You don't have to buy his guns to take a look at the AK and gun industry news he comments on.
That's strange. I lost mine the same way along with all my precious metals! Small world.
No, that can't, and won't happen.
Right now bullet tech in 9mm is making it the smartest choice of all handgun rounds in relation to magazine capacity, ammo availability, and price point, and terminal ballistics.
That being said, i know a guy who used a 380 and killed a dude... Shot him in the chest, dude fought with him for another 5 mins before dying.
Handguns are impotent man stoppers compared to long guns, so shot placement is king.
Think of the body like a car:
Do you cut the electoral wire (CNS via the T spine) or do you cut a fuel line (shooting someone multiple times in non CNS areas that will cause them to bleed out)
Supreme Court ruling expands US gun rights
The major decision by the highest court is expected to allow more people to carry guns legally.
Love the language the article uses.Supreme Court ruling expands US gun rights
The major decision by the highest court is expected to allow more people to carry guns legally.news.yahoo.com
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'One quarter of Americans'
'Jeopardized'
'Threatened'
Since I've gotten into guns one of the biggest red pills for be was just how dishonest the gun control crowd is (and often to other GC advocates!)
Can't wait until gun crimes plummet in these states, their economies get marginally better and women report feeling safer to see what other mental gymnastics will come out of the MSM.
Here's a fun picture to celebrate:
I didn't mean this thread itself is a bad idea. I think it should have just been rephrased to discussing various guns with advice not to openly admit to personal ownership. Perhaps a rule could be that you are allowed to state that you have 'tested' the weapon, but never that you actually own it.
The thread itself is definitely useful for sharing tips and I agree with your point. However, forming your own 'patriot defense' group would be better planned face to face with people you can trust. Of course, weeding out informants is also a concern for local patriot groups.
If you admit to owning a weapon on the internet and get flagged, you would have a huge disadvantage and wouldn't have time to defend yourself. My guess is 90% of those on this forum could get their weapons taken away under 'red flag laws' for comments made on this forum. Simply being a Christian will soon qualify as a red flag the way things are going. Sure, it seems like paranoia but it happened before in many countries and we know history tends to repeat itself.
I still think of him as an ESPN sports reporter when I hear his name. It is hard to believe he has become such a cuck (is this word allowed on the forum?) I guess we can say the same for a lot of men since the 1990's compared to now though.Supreme Court ruling expands US gun rights
The major decision by the highest court is expected to allow more people to carry guns legally.
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Thank you for the concern, but I'm really just not worried about it. Not looking to make or join a militia, not looking to post pictures of myself with my tools on social media, not looking for a firefight.
I *am* trying to get people to come to the range with me and get people previously scared of the things to make intelligent plans on obtaining and using them defensively.
Main thing, like every other bloody hobby out there, is too much shallow information. I ended up taking two separate CC classes and saying to myself 'man, I'd really like to know more before applying to carry'.
Much YouTube, conversations and a private instructor later: I feel as though there's not enough 'noob friendly ' material out there.
Been doing what I can, though.
Thanks! That's another useful bookmark I'll have.
Forums really are the better way to disseminate information on the internet.
Now that's good lookin out!
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I'll keep away from the political posting. Figure between here and VP: I've got my appetite for that kindve stuff sated.