My new Toy just came in

Nah, that makes perfect sense, I meant it bewhilders me when people (in relatively safe countries) buy guns for reasons other than collecting/sport/hunting/emergency farm use

Okay...

So why would this bewilder you?

Didn't know if that was the case or not.

I meant to ask if it was mainly collecting, it's just that I'm bad with words and prone to making unclear and confusing sentences

Like Pumpjack said, this is a target pistol, it has no other practical uses other than to be huge and shoot a big bullet.



I can get that some other time, they are pretty cheap rifles.



This makes me wonder what the Desert Eagle would look like in Upotte.

Yes, I believe a gun is a tool and aside from the utilitarian needs I really think guns are just accidents waiting to happen. Reminder to everyone who isn't Jack I am Canadian, so it might just be a cultural difference.

The gun got some really strong recoil.

Had a new toy come in last week.

>savage
Put those things behind glass.

They're good where they are.

Speaking of custom paint jobs. Anyone have a image of that idolm@ster gun case?

Injuries/accidents are inevitable in any sport, really.

So an accident with a gun usually results in death- that just puts it on par with the more extreme sports like rock climbing, motor cross, and off-trail skiing.

I agree that the accessibility of guns in the states is a mite too easy, but I also think that guns really do get a bad rap.

The problem isn't the guns themselves- it's a lack of proper gun safety protocol.

Just like any tool/vehicle- if someone doesn't know how to use it properly, someone's gonna get hurt.

I don't see any motion to ban cars or circular saws, though.

Nice DE. Planning to try to get a weapon in the future. Most likely something simple like a Glock or an AR-15 if the ban gets decline.

Desert Eagle and Konata?

Guns are a big thing in American and I grew up shooting them with my Dad for sport and hunting, plus there are a lot of historical firearms that are fun to shoot, so yeah I think its a culture thing.





Shooting can be really fun but it is dangerous and can kill you, so safety is the most important thing when you do it. If practiced safely its just like any other sport just like you say.

l00d menma.

Quite a big difference between someone getting hurt in football and someone getting hurt by an accidental discharge, and lets be honest a football hasn't killed many people. You can compare all of the most extreme sports in the world and you still wont come close to accidental deaths involving firearms. Cars weren't designed to harm others, nor were circular saws. Guns are tools people fool themselves into thinking they can remove the element of danger from. Guns were invented to harm/kill other living things, I am not some pacifist who doesn't believe violence is necessary at times but I understand their purpose and anyone that wants to lie to themselves about why they exist can do so far away from me.

And here I was cauterizing small cuts with the escape gas of my Colt Navy.

Silly me.

Classy

Natch.