Guns, Guns, and more Guns, Hosted by Inbred Redneck AntiBlitz Ameritrash

[Lt_Anders]

Man, that's pretty cool. I sadly only have a Czech Mauser, Russian Mosin, and a Smith and Wesson Hand gun. Step Father has a highly illegal shotgun.

My friend has an entire standard Cold War Era, Communist bloc, weapon set-up though.

[Clockworkkiller]

sorry for the ubershit pic, put that was a quick one i took with my iphone

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bushmaster Ar-15
A CMP M1 Garand 30-06
Another Garand chambered for .308
2 muzzleloaders, ones a percussion cap, another is a flintlock
a rifle in .222
several .22's
and a 12Ga shotgun

handguns(not shown)
2 .22s
a .357 taurus
some 1911 knockoff
and a ruger 9mm

all of my dad's sadly, cant legally own firearms here until your 18

[Canuck]

Been a long time since I've played table hockey!

[CrazyCracka420]

I prefer foosball, but beggars can't be choosers.

[AntiBlitz]

Man, that's pretty cool. I sadly only have a Czech Mauser, Russian Mosin, and a Smith and Wesson Hand gun. Step Father has a highly illegal shotgun.

My friend has an entire standard Cold War Era, Communist bloc, weapon set-up though.

ya surprisingly i dont own a Mosin, kinda sad really considering how cheap they are.  Legality can be bought lol, as weird as that sounds, if he sawed off the barrel to the shotgun(i'd prolly not show that one off too much), it becomes classified as a class III firearm, which in turn requires you to have a federal firearms license, which would also allow you to purchase "machine guns".

That is ridiculous. Out of curiousity, what kind of price range are we talking about for the entire collection? I have no clue about prices for firearms.

Each rifle can vary in price from around $350-$500, most simple pump shotguns go for around $350-450, unless you buy something quite fancy, the single shot shotguns are about $125-200, and the Franchi is about $400.  Considering i have so many rifles and shotguns im around $4500 dollars in Shotguns, and modern rifles(not including the scopes).  The older rifles are priced at $800 dollars per mauser, the jungle carbine is $850, the m1 carbine was $1300, the old model 94 is about $1500, and the BB gun was $100 smackeroos  , totaling out at $5350 for the old rifles.  Im not sure what the price would be of that old musket, as i have never had it valued, but id say its quite old lol, prolly worth a pretty penny.  The assault rifles are also quite expensive, the colt is $1500 dollars, and the 5.45 AR is about $1100, the AK was $650, and the High point was the cheapest at $300.  Assault total, $3550.  The pistols are as follow, the FiveSeven was $1300, the M&P 40 was $550, the Taurus is $550, the Star is $300, the M&P 357 is $800 for a total of, $3500.

Rifles/Shotguns=$4500
Old rifles=$5350
Assault Rifles=$3550
Sidearms=$3500
GRAND TOTAL=$16,900

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link is broke!

Been a long time since I've played table hockey!

mine has junk on it lol, i dont get to play it too often

I prefer foosball, but beggars can't be choosers.

I have a air hockey, and pool table.  I'd get a foosball table but then where would i put all my gunz???

[zagibu]

Just because you have a gun doesn't mean you have to use it. That's why you carry concealed, not openly. If "the aggressor" is using their gun to actually shoot at people, then your chances of getting killed are obviously higher if you're unarmed...

Of course. But how often does that happen? Even criminals don't randomly shoot people, if they can avoid it. Mostly weapons are not used to kill, but to enforce. In such a situation, a challenge by another weapon might lead to an unnecessary escalation. That's why I think it's better to not have a weapon (or not use it, if you have one and find yourself in such a situation, but if you DO have one, the temptation of pulling it might be too great).

And you don't know when you're just being robbed, or if the robbery is going to turn into a robbery-murder. A gun also "helps" even if they only just want to rob you. I'd rather keep my stuff than call insurance.

Most robberies are not robbery-murders. And what if he pulls while you are threatening him with your gun, and you are distracted or not fast enough? I'd rather have my stuff stolen and replaced by insurance than getting shot at. Then there are the legal consequences of shooting someone. Maybe it was just a teenager with a soft gun? Sure, you probably won't be in trouble even then, but it's still an unnecessary loss of a life.

[Nightmare798]

this is forum version of borderlands.

[Kalam]

ya surprisingly i dont own a Mosin, kinda sad really considering how cheap they are.  Legality can be bought lol, as weird as that sounds, if he sawed off the barrel to the shotgun(i'd prolly not show that one off too much), it becomes classified as a class III firearm, which in turn requires you to have a federal firearms license, which would also allow you to purchase "machine guns".

I'm currently on the look out for a Mosin, though I'm also considering the Ruger Mini 14. All depends, I guess, on what I find first. It's weird that I've never encountered any 'round here.

[Clockworkkiller]

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like i said, ubershit, would have went more in depth but was in a hurry
but here, maybe i can make it up?

i may not be able to buy guns here, but knives are fair game, plus i find em more useful than firearms
these are the ones i have found lying around me, i got a few more, but im too lazy to look for em

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the screws missing on that kershaw volt sadly

[AntiBlitz]

I'm currently on the look out for a Mosin, though I'm also considering the Ruger Mini 14. All depends, I guess, on what I find first. It's weird that I've never encountered any 'round here.

best place are gun meets, idk where you are, but when ive been to them, they are normally there by the crate load, like hundreds of them brand new in the crate with packing grease still on em.

Of course. But how often does that happen? Even criminals don't randomly shoot people, if they can avoid it. Mostly weapons are not used to kill, but to enforce. In such a situation, a challenge by another weapon might lead to an unnecessary escalation. That's why I think it's better to not have a weapon (or not use it, if you have one and find yourself in such a situation, but if you DO have one, the temptation of pulling it might be too great).
Most robberies are not robbery-murders. And what if he pulls while you are threatening him with your gun, and you are distracted or not fast enough? I'd rather have my stuff stolen and replaced by insurance than getting shot at. Then there are the legal consequences of shooting someone. Maybe it was just a teenager with a soft gun? Sure, you probably won't be in trouble even then, but it's still an unnecessary loss of a life.

if u kill em, good riddance, piece of shit just robbed u, he wasnt a good person and paid the ultimate price, one less shit head on the streets.  its like drugs, you think all heroin addicts started just pushing themselves full of heroin? no they started small, pills, weed, etc.  Same can and will be said to the guy who just pulled a "airsoft" pistol on you to rob you for a few bucks. 

Unnecessary escalation? come on, he already has the drop on you if you couldnt draw first, why would you pull yours out when he is a standing a meter from you with a pistol?  There is a thing called common sense, and knowing when you have been beaten, but there is also something called training, shear fucking luck, and determination, i have two and i pray for the other.  Unfortunately im not going to be able to sway your views on the matter, just argue that your point has the absolute validity of a civilian with no knowledge of the matter, and id just advise you staying a citizen. 

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the screws missing on that kershaw volt sadly

i carry a Kershaw, quite nice for 50 bucks

[Christo]

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I'm all for self defense, but come on, what was the point of shooting him like 6 times there?

Maybe I don't get something. I don't know.

[AntiBlitz]

I'm all for self defense, but come on, what was the point of shooting him like 6 times there?

Maybe I don't get something. I don't know.

http://www.policeone.com/patrol-issues/articles/6199620-Why-one-cop-carries-145-rounds-of-ammo-on-the-job/

Because sometimes 1 just isnt enough, ive seen videos of a man shot to ribbons with shotguns, he was arrested and continued to yell at the police on how they didnt kill him even though he was suffering from hundreds of bullet wounds, he didnt die till 10 minutes later from blood loss while in the back of an ambulance.

[Christo]

But the officer wasn't attacked in any way?

[zagibu]

I'm all for self defense, but come on, what was the point of shooting him like 6 times there?

Maybe I don't get something. I don't know.

Maybe he was a piece of shit that paid the ultimate price. Good riddance, one shit head less on the streets.

[Xant]

Of course. But how often does that happen? Even criminals don't randomly shoot people, if they can avoid it. Mostly weapons are not used to kill, but to enforce. In such a situation, a challenge by another weapon might lead to an unnecessary escalation. That's why I think it's better to not have a weapon (or not use it, if you have one and find yourself in such a situation, but if you DO have one, the temptation of pulling it might be too great).

You mean most criminals don't randomly shoot people. I'm not going to leave my life in the hands of a random criminal without having any say in it: I'd rather take my chances with drawing my own gun.

Most robberies are not robbery-murders. And what if he pulls while you are threatening him with your gun, and you are distracted or not fast enough? I'd rather have my stuff stolen and replaced by insurance than getting shot at. Then there are the legal consequences of shooting someone. Maybe it was just a teenager with a soft gun? Sure, you probably won't be in trouble even then, but it's still an unnecessary loss of a life.

Of course most robberies aren't robbery-murders. But statistics are not a shield. Something being less likely will not make you any less dead. If he pulls while you're threatening him with your gun and you're not fast enough, then you might get shot. This is not a very likely scenario if you are proficient with a firearm and trained at all, but obviously you can construct all kinds of "what if" scenarios. There are risks associated with taking control of your own fate - but at least you are now actively doing something to influence the outcome of the situation, instead of having blind faith on the fact that it's statistically improbable to get murdered. That never helped murder victims.

This is also just talking about robbery situations, for which my philosophy is this: if the robber is clearly a professional, has a steady aim and keeps the proper distance, I'll give him my stuff, because trying something would be suicide. Otherwise, I'm not getting robbed, out of principle. And that is without a gun, things become more problematic for the robber if I'd have a gun, as the second they take their gun off me, I could draw. However, I do not think most people are concerned with robbery. I'd even say it's a footnote. A robbery isn't the scenario that most people carry to protect against.

Legal consequences depend on the state. A lot of the US states have very sensible laws when it comes to that (Stand your ground, castle doctrine, etc.)

If it was a teenager with a soft gun, that's too bad for him. Should have thought about that before robbing people at gunpoint.