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Sheep-Goats posted:I'm aware of that You meant "personal weapon" didn't you?
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I own two. *flexes and kisses biceps*
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Apr 5, 2016 21:21
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*pats concealed Goku under my jacket* phew...
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Apr 5, 2016 21:24
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i have one i leave it unloaded and put away in case of home invasion by a non-white 
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didn't read the whole thread, is anyone bothering to answer sincerely by this point? well here's my scrub collection, hate and/or TL;DR to your little heart's content - mossberg 500 12 ga pump with 18" barrel originally for home defense, but I put a 28" barrel + choke on it and shoot clays with it a few times a year and it's fun as all hell ($250 or so, new) - marlin 60 22LR semiauto rifle with a bsa sweet scope that my non-gun-owning friends and relatives love to shoot when they visit (and sometimes it shoots squirrels) ($160 for both, rifle was used) - ruger american .308 bolt action rifle with a burris c4 scope, bipod and kydex cheek rest for hogs & deers (around $700 for everything, all new) - steyr c9-a1 9mm pistol, which I plan to carry when my ltc finally loving comes in and I love it dearly (forget what I paid for it, maybe $350, used) - wife's ruger lcr .38 spl revolver that she never shoots, just got some new grips that might make it not miserable ($250, used) I get cheap stuff that works good, can't afford sexy or collectible, just reliable and effective. next I would really like a .357 snubby for the truck, maybe a security six or sp101, needs to be cheaper than a smiff if anyone here actually cares about reasons, the most realistic possibility of having to use one of these in self defense in my opinion is in some kind of road rage incident, because poo poo has happened to me in the past that really made me wish I was armed. though as mentioned I have applied for a license to carry when out of the vehicle too. I feel that I should do everything I can within reasonable and legal boundaries to protect my family, and I am comfortable and well trained with firearms, plus they're fun, and all my best friends like to shoot so we go to the range together and talk about it a lot, and to me it just all makes sense even though I grew up in a very strict anti-gun household. every one is kept locked up when not on my person and the handguns and shotgun are in special quick access safes, and all the ammo is in separate locked boxes and the hunting rifles have trigger locks and bolt locks. peace.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:31
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Very good weapon yes?
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Apr 5, 2016 22:34
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i keep this loaded beside my bed
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Apr 5, 2016 22:39
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Alceste posted:didn't read the whole thread, is anyone bothering to answer sincerely by this point? well here's my scrub collection, hate and/or TL;DR to your little heart's content eat every dick imaginable ain't poo poo happened to you justifying a motherfucking thing and you will eventually kill a loved one accidentally because you're a mongoloid dipshit.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:44
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with my mental history I highly doubt the us would let me own a gun so I don't bother
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Apr 5, 2016 23:14
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Shaquin posted:hhahahahaha just look at this post
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Literal Nazi Furry posted:with my mental history I highly doubt the us would let me own a gun so I don't bother Unless a judge had you committed against your will, you're probably fine legally. However, with that self-assessment you probably are better off not buying one, for your own safety.
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fyodor posted:eat every dick imaginable ain't poo poo happened to you justifying a motherfucking thing and you will eventually kill a loved one accidentally because you're a mongoloid dipshit. if only...my feelings...could defend themselves...
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Apr 5, 2016 23:26
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MazeOfTzeentch posted:Unless a judge had you committed against your will, you're probably fine legally. However, with that self-assessment you probably are better off not buying one, for your own safety. I'm an adult and I do what I need to
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Literal Nazi Furry posted:with my mental history I highly doubt the us would let me own a gun so I don't bother And here I had you figured for the sort of literal Nazi furry who regularly searches GunBroker for "WWII SS proofed pistol."
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Dead Reckoning posted:And here I had you figured for the sort of literal Nazi furry who regularly searches GunBroker for "WWII SS proofed pistol." I can totally afford a p38 but I just need a license
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Apr 5, 2016 23:37
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I don't have a license for mine. My grandpa is 92 so the plan is to say we found it in his belongings after he croaks
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Apr 5, 2016 23:41
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I don't own a gun and I don't want or need one. I prefer defending my home with a metal bat and fight hand-to-hand like a real man.
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Apr 5, 2016 23:45
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An arfcommer actually once filed a Form 1 for a Destructive Device and reactivated a deactivated M67 fragmentation grenade, legally e: i have no idea why one would even want to do this, because apparently you then get weekly inspections and have to have an explosives magazine in which to store it
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Apr 6, 2016 01:05
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Laurenz posted:I don't own a gun and I don't want or need one. all of the manliest men throughout history had guns, and before guns they had swords/clubs
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Apr 6, 2016 01:10
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 Oregon gun laws are pretty great. TFR told me my sights are on backwards. Which is true. IDGAF
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Apr 6, 2016 01:39
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I own a poo poo-ton of guns.
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Kommienzuspadt posted:I own a poo poo-ton of guns. please elaborate
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Roki B posted:
lol fix your loving sights holy crap
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Apr 6, 2016 02:08
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When you look through the sight, is everything super tiny like when you look backwards through binoculars?
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Apr 6, 2016 02:31
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Its a tactical move. the home invader tries to get a good look at you through the back to front sights and you shoot him in the neck
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City of Tampa posted:all of the manliest men throughout history had guns, and before guns they had swords/clubs maybe i want to be daddy's sissy boy and still own a gun
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Sheep-Goats posted:lol fix your loving sights holy crap Nah I'm good they're zeroed already. Adds to the aesthetic. Has a gigantic comp break that makes it terrible to be next to at the range. Loud af too.
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Alceste posted:- steyr c9-a1 9mm pistol, which I plan to carry when my ltc finally loving comes in and I love it dearly (forget what I paid for it, maybe $350, used) Those Steyr compacts are awesome and I love mine. They are overshadowed by that OTHER Austrian gun company, but I really prefer the trigger and the trapezoidal sights are cool as hell. I hope you get to use it someday to blast up on some terries and it is totally justified and little baby bitch pacifism nerds cry and cry.
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Roki B posted:Nah I'm good they're zeroed already. Adds to the aesthetic. Has a gigantic comp break that makes it terrible to be next to at the range. Loud af too. wow
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Snowman Crossing posted:Those Steyr compacts are awesome and I love mine. They are overshadowed by that OTHER Austrian gun company, but I really prefer the trigger and the trapezoidal sights are cool as hell. I hope you get to use it someday to blast up on some terries and it is totally justified and little baby bitch pacifism nerds cry and cry. hey thanks, it's good to know there's another fan around here...the sights and the trigger are my two favorite attributes for sure. everyone who shoots my steyr seems to be surprised at how nice it is. the width is proving to be a little awkward for concealment but I think I can make it work, and I'd rather go with what I know I shoot best than to have to learn something totally new like a shield or lcp/lc9 or whatever, if I can avoid it.
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I have a steyr M357a1 and they are indeed sweet guns. Does yours do that thing where you can push the slide back slightly and it looks out of battery?
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Roki B posted:Nah I'm good they're zeroed already. Adds to the aesthetic. Has a gigantic comp break that makes it terrible to be next to at the range. Loud af too. lol no you aren't good
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Apr 6, 2016 15:27
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various cheeses posted:I have a steyr M357a1 and they are indeed sweet guns. Does yours do that thing where you can push the slide back slightly and it looks out of battery? cool, I've never seen one of those in the wild...how snappy is it? the low bore axis really reduces felt recoil in 9mm so I bet it handles 357sig nicely. I think mine probably does that slide thing too--when it was new to me, before I figured out the two ways you can see a chambered round and I would do press checks, I think it would stick back just a little bit. I'll have to check when I get home.
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TenementFunster posted:holy crap please don't be incompetent can someone explain what is wrong in the picture
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Hector Beerlioz posted:can someone explain what is wrong in the picture gun owner doesn't know which end of the gun to look down lol
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Alceste posted:cool, I've never seen one of those in the wild...how snappy is it? the low bore axis really reduces felt recoil in 9mm so I bet it handles 357sig nicely. Not snappy at all. Low bore axis and weird grip angle help a ton. Definitely better than the G27 I had, but for obvious reasons. I think they all do that slide thing, but it goes back into battery as you pull the trigger.
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Roki B posted:
That is the weirdest loving trigger, too
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