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[Christo]

MURICA

Damn, dat collection. I wouldn't want to be the burglar that decides to break in your home 

Mad jelly right now, hope you like

[Xant]

I'm not afraid of the world, and I'm not afraid of walking down the street.  Should something happen, I'll deal with it without resorting to needing a weapon.   But then again, I don't put myself in those situations to begin with. 

You'll deal with it to the best of your ability, you mean. Which might not mean much if you're against someone/multiple someones who are armed. I'm not terribly concerned for myself either, though I'd prefer to be on equal footing, so I would still carry, but the reason I said anyone who could carry but doesn't is an idiot is because it's not just you that you protect by having a firearm.

You protect everyone around you. I don't know about you, but if something went down and I couldn't stop it because I didn't have a firearm, I'd feel stupid as fuck, to put it lightly. This goes doubly for when I'm around family or those I care about. Failure to protect them isn't acceptable. But again, maybe you'd be cool with not taking responsibility for something you could've stopped if only you carried... but that wouldn't be much consolation to me if a family member was dead because of my inability.

[Kalam]

You'll deal with it to the best of your ability, you mean. Which might not mean much if you're against someone/multiple someones who are armed. I'm not terribly concerned for myself either, though I'd prefer to be on equal footing, so I would still carry, but the reason I said anyone who could carry but doesn't is an idiot is because it's not just you that you protect by having a firearm.

You protect everyone around you. I don't know about you, but if something went down and I couldn't stop it because I didn't have a firearm, I'd feel stupid as fuck, to put it lightly. This goes doubly for when I'm around family or those I care about. Failure to protect them isn't acceptable. But again, maybe you'd be cool with not taking responsibility for something you could've stopped if only you carried... but that wouldn't be much consolation to me if a family member was dead because of my inability.

Personally, it's about probability. Looking at gun violence rates, I would definitely carry if I lived in Washington D.C. I would never really carry in Vermont. It's also a question of the neighborhoods you go to and the people in your area. If you know the violent crime rate sucks, carry. If it doesn't, why bother? Just get a good lawyer.

There's a tiny part of me that's scared every time I drive a car (which is way too much, at roughly three times) because I realize I could kill someone fairly easily with one.

The same part of me would think the same way with a firearm, I imagine. Or what if you're drunk and you happen to be carrying? Is that wise?

It's all about context, to me.

[Xant]

It is about probability to some extent, but crying out to the Universe that "this is most improbable!" won't help if something happens.

If you're going to get drunk, that's another story, of course.

Actually, my earlier statement was an exaggeration. I wouldn't accept any excuses from me for not carrying, but I can easily see why majority of people shouldn't carry, especially if they're not sure they can even use the firearm when they need to...

[CrazyCracka420]

I'm sorry antiblitz, I'm being a douchebag here and it's unwarranted.

I'm ascribing beliefs and personalities of people I know to you and I don't know anything about you.  I don't know what you do for a living, I don't know the socio-economic's of where you live, I don't know if you've made enemies over the years who would do harm to you.

I know from my experience and from where I live, that 99% of the people I know who carry a concealed weapon, have no reason to.

[AntiBlitz]

Personally, it's about probability. Looking at gun violence rates, I would definitely carry if I lived in Washington D.C. I would never really carry in Vermont. It's also a question of the neighborhoods you go to and the people in your area. If you know the violent crime rate sucks, carry. If it doesn't, why bother? Just get a good lawyer.

There's a tiny part of me that's scared every time I drive a car (which is way too much, at roughly three times) because I realize I could kill someone fairly easily with one.

The same part of me would think the same way with a firearm, I imagine. Or what if you're drunk and you happen to be carrying? Is that wise?

It's all about context, to me.

unfortunately i carry because the same shit head that i must work with, who is on the other side of my work is the same guy i buy gas from, packs my groceries, makes my food, serves my food, or is some other form of person that you must deal with while with family or friends.  I just want to make sure that if that person shows up to confront me while im out with my family that i have the means to bring control to the situation at hand, so i guess yes in a sense Huseby is right, there is a small chance of preparedness, because i refuse to use the word paranoia, i dont think im paranoid, im just planning to be safe ahead of time.

 Anyways, i dont want to go in to gun debate topics so much as just see what you have, see what you think, and hear about your gun collecting stories.  I hope you all like my collection, i admire them as well!  if you would like more photos of the firearms, ill gladly take better, closer ones.

I'm sorry antiblitz, I'm being a douchebag here and it's unwarranted.

I'm ascribing beliefs and personalities of people I know to you and I don't know anything about you.  I don't know what you do for a living, I don't know the socio-economic's of where you live, I don't know if you've made enemies over the years who would do harm to you.

I know from my experience and from where I live, that 99% of the people I know who carry a concealed weapon, have no reason to.

its ok, im not mad lol, i dont mind your opinion at all, i truly understand what you mean, and i in a sense, feel the same way about people carrying whom really arent trained to do it.  Carrying it, and being trained to carry with it are two different things, and at times, people cant tell the right time to use it, because they werent trained in how to do so, there is a fine line between when it needs to be pulled and when it doesnt, and it shouldnt ever unless it comes down to no other alternative. 

 

[Xant]

Which state do you live in, by the way? Any of that magazine-limit bullshit there? Because 30-round magazines kill people, but 15-round ones don't.

[AntiBlitz]

Which state do you live in, by the way? Any of that magazine-limit bullshit there? Because 30-round magazines kill people, but 15-round ones don't.

Maryland, it has a law stating one cannot sell them within the state, however going into Pennsylvania you can purchase them(this is similar to the stupid firework laws we have, people from PA come to MD to buy and vice versa, and then drive back to their respective states).  The only law about magazine limits refer to the use of them during a crime, similar to body armor, you may own body armor, but wearing it during a crime is another offense.   

There's a special dislike I reserve for the AR-15. Unless that thing has a piston operating system vs. a gas system, which is prohibitively expensive, so you might as well go with the AK anyway.

mine is gas operated, id like a piston operate one, however i dont have the cash for that currently, and the sale of "assault" style weapons have just been banned within the state of Maryland, so you can no longer purchase them within the state if they have a "assault" look.  Kinda silly really, because you can just put a wood stock, and forgrip on it, and then sell it as a varmint rifle, then that same person can take the wood off and put the parts back on it after purchase.

[Molly]

I like your car. Is it the X?

[Xant]

Maryland, it has a law stating one cannot sell them within the state, however going into Pennsylvania you can purchase them(this is similar to the stupid firework laws we have, people from PA come to MD to buy and vice versa, and then drive back to their respective states).  The only law about magazine limits refer to the use of them during a crime, similar to body armor, you may own body armor, but wearing it during a crime is another offense.   

mine is gas operated, id like a piston operate one, however i dont have the cash for that currently, and the sale of "assault" style weapons have just been banned within the state of Maryland, so you can no longer purchase them within the state if they have a "assault" look.  Kinda silly really, because you can just put a wood stock, and forgrip on it, and then sell it as a varmint rifle, then that same person can take the wood off and put the parts back on it after purchase.

... What makes a rifle an "assault" style weapon? Those are some very interesting laws to be certain.

[AntiBlitz]

I like your car. Is it the X?

well Hi Benkei, no it is not, i use the term Evolution, because people dont know the difference in trim lines, i actually drive a 2009 Lancer Ralliart, it looks nearly identical to the Evolution X, which is what most people have heard of(just easier to say that because people know what that is).  However my car is heavily modified so it no longer represents the stock image that you may get from google.

... What makes a rifle an "assault" style weapon? Those are some very interesting laws to be certain.

They use terms like, collapsible stock, the front sights, magazine size, and pistol grips.  Read this for some of the details on the laws if you are interested, kinda dumb really, but my firearms are safe, as i am grandfathered into owning them. 
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2013RS/bills/sb/sb0623f.pdf

MURICA

Damn, dat collection. I wouldn't want to be the burglar that decides to break in your home 

Mad jelly right now, hope you like

for all you germans, i can take more pictures of the mausers, they have little german state birds stamped all over the metal parts, as well as other symbols that i dont know what they mean.

[Xant]

ADDED WEIGHTS FOR YOU XANT
the AK weighs 10lbs loaded with 30 rounds, the weight of the AK seems to rest in your front hand.
the AR weighs 7lbs loaded with 30 rounds, the weight seems to rest down from the trigger, which kind of balances the weight into both hands.

Saw this. Yeah, exactly... the weight of the AK rests on your front hand, which is really fucking annoying when you're supposed to be aiming at windows or a roof for an hour. Having an M4-style rifle would be so much more handy.

[NuberT]

this would be my weapon of choice, but well I live in Germany .

[AntiBlitz]

this would be my weapon of choice, but well I live in Germany .

i watched some of his stuff a while back(maybe like 2years ago or so), but the fact that he is all fake, has no training, and lives in a state with very "loose" gun laws makes his appeal to me turn sour.  Most of the weapons he had in his show were rented from a gun store, not until he became quite large on youtube was he able to afford throwing cash at anything he could get his hands on.  As far as i know, that guy is currently under investigation due to one of his crew members dying from gunshot wounds, you will have to google it for more detail.

For anyone thats lives in in Czechoslovakia, i envy you, if i ever stumble across a mound of cash, ill be contacting these gentlemen, and ill make you my middle man to talk to them!

http://www.mortarinvestments.eu/products/tanks-2

This is literally my end goal, i want more  rifles, but the holy grail of my collection will be the day i own a tank, and i will, mark my words!

[CrazyCracka420]

You can own a tank in America as well (at least in some states), just as long as there's no functional weaponry on board (well at least not the main gun, pretty sure you could legally mount a legal firearm to it).