Msixty
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- May 24, 2005
ok, lets talk about my favorite subject FIREARMS the beautiful things that make us the top of the food chain, the USA the head of the world, and makes me just feel good
so, what do you think about the public owning:
1) those huge ass handguns (i mean the ridiculously big wrist breakers such as the 454 casull) not that i wouldn't mind owning one
2) .50 CAL rifles (semi-bolt-all kinds) BOOM!! no more target
3) assault rifles (not machine guns, assault rifles are not always full auto)
4) high power shotguns and all kinds of 'scatter guns' (IE anything thats bigger than 12GA)
5) machine guns (need a definition? look at my name)
i think any semi or pump, bolt action, etc guns should be legal to own, just not burst or full auto, and i guess a gun could get too big, but unless some idiot wants a 40mm hand cannon i say if you can make it, and shoot it safely, you should be able to buy it.
just look at the price for ammo first (some of the guns can be as much as $5 a round )
so, what do you think about the public owning:
1) those huge ass handguns (i mean the ridiculously big wrist breakers such as the 454 casull) not that i wouldn't mind owning one
2) .50 CAL rifles (semi-bolt-all kinds) BOOM!! no more target
3) assault rifles (not machine guns, assault rifles are not always full auto)
4) high power shotguns and all kinds of 'scatter guns' (IE anything thats bigger than 12GA)
5) machine guns (need a definition? look at my name)
i think any semi or pump, bolt action, etc guns should be legal to own, just not burst or full auto, and i guess a gun could get too big, but unless some idiot wants a 40mm hand cannon i say if you can make it, and shoot it safely, you should be able to buy it.
just look at the price for ammo first (some of the guns can be as much as $5 a round )