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    Quote Originally Posted by ColdStone
    thats a very valid point...it would be for fun too...but i guess all in all it would make alot of sense to have its main priority as saftey for me and the others that reside in my house.
    The one I have has never let me down, it did one time in the many years that I've owned it missfire once, due to bad ammo, no fault of the gun, but being that it's semi-hammerless, I only had to squeaze the trigger again to cure that.
    Also it will shoot either ,.357 or .38 calliber shells so you could re-load the .38's fairly inexpensively for when you just want to mess around and buy a box of .357 shells to load it with for other purposes.

    It all boils down to whichever you feel most comfortable with I guess, but for me that's gotta be a revolver. We had a 9mm once and it missfired every other shot, whenever you tried to chamber a bullet it got stuck and you'd have to pry it loose, and in the event you actually needed for it to fire, ya may as well just throw it at the person. Or ask politely could you wait one sec before you kill me untill I get this thing to work??

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    Quote Originally Posted by MESSY_UK
    if you carry a gun you are more likely to want to shoot someone, the temptation is there.
    Yes tempting.


    Huh didnt know you couldnt buy a handgun till 21.

    You dont have to be 21 to own a handgun.


    (B15) May a parent or guardian purchase firearms or ammunition as a gift for a juvenile (less than 18 years of age)? [Back]


    Yes. However, possession of handguns by juveniles (less than 18 years of age) is generally unlawful. Juveniles may only receive and possess handguns with the written permission of a parent or guardian for limited purposes, e. g., employment, ranching, farming, target practice or hunting. [18 U. S. C. 922( x)]

    http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/faq2.htm#b15

    My father gave me and my sisters a laminated permission slip.


    Athough you cant get a ccw utill 21.


    In Arizona you can open carry as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Will_1
    Yes tempting.


    Huh didnt know you couldnt buy a handgun till 21.

    You dont have to be 21 to own a handgun.


    (B15) May a parent or guardian purchase firearms or ammunition as a gift for a juvenile (less than 18 years of age)? [Back]


    Yes. However, possession of handguns by juveniles (less than 18 years of age) is generally unlawful. Juveniles may only receive and possess handguns with the written permission of a parent or guardian for limited purposes, e. g., employment, ranching, farming, target practice or hunting. [18 U. S. C. 922( x)]

    http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/faq2.htm#b15

    My father gave me and my sisters a laminated permission slip.


    Athough you cant get a ccw utill 21.


    In Arizona you can open carry as well.

    Lol right so, uve told me nothing i already knew.

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    LMAO never lived in a large metropolitan area?! Lol u mean ive never lived in the USA? I live in London, and trust me its got its fair share of crime.

    The whole of the USA seems trigger happy, the people, the president. WHY do you need a handgun? Simple, coz other people have handguns, but why do they have handguns? Simple, coz everyone else has them. Why not outlaw handguns? There is NO reason for civilans to need handguns. NO reason.

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    I want a handgun simply because the government has handguns. I want an assualt rifle simply because the government has assualt rifles. Very simply put, i will murder with extreme prejudice anyone who physically attemps to come into my house without my consent. Be it crackheads or US military, they'd both die equally as bloody on my door step.

    As for your idea to outlaw handguns to stop gun violence. How are you going to outlaw guns that are not registered and already outlawed? You know? The ones that young "urban" youth take on drive bys with them. If it wasn't guns, it'd be crossbows, if it wasn't crossbows it'd be bow and arrows and if it wasn't a bow and arrow it would be a stone. Killing is natural, and in a country such as America where there is such a diversity of people, **** is bound to happen. The melting pot boiled over and spilled out poverty and crime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bdtr
    I want a handgun simply because the government has handguns. I want an assualt rifle simply because the government has assualt rifles. Very simply put, i will murder with extreme prejudice anyone who physically attemps to come into my house without my consent. Be it crackheads or US military, they'd both die equally as bloody on my door step.

    As for your idea to outlaw handguns to stop gun violence. How are you going to outlaw guns that are not registered and already outlawed? You know? The ones that young "urban" youth take on drive bys with them. If it wasn't guns, it'd be crossbows, if it wasn't crossbows it'd be bow and arrows and if it wasn't a bow and arrow it would be a stone. Killing is natural, and in a country such as America where there is such a diversity of people, **** is bound to happen. The melting pot boiled over and spilled out poverty and crime.

    WTF are you on? Crack?! Crossbows? Arrows? WTF?! If ANY of what you just said was true how come the UK has one of the lowest gun crime rates in the world and why arent we all running around with bows and arrows?

    I make a very valid point and i dont think you or any one else can accept that.

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    What im getting at is your crime rate is lower simply because your country is almost entirely English. In America you have so many nationalities and races clashing, you have poverty, you have 1000's of illegal people in here with 1000's more coming every week. Our country is on the verge of self destruction.

    BTW, it stands to reason if there are no guns in a country, the crime rate for such an item would quite possibly have a great drop. Nice observation dip****.

    Quote Originally Posted by MESSY_UK
    WTF are you on? Crack?! Crossbows? Arrows? WTF?! If ANY of what you just said was true how come the UK has one of the lowest gun crime rates in the world and why arent we all running around with bows and arrows?

    I make a very valid point and i dont think you or any one else can accept that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bdtr
    What im getting at is your crime rate is lower simply because your country is almost entirely English. In America you have so many nationalities and races clashing, you have poverty, you have 1000's of illegal people in here with 1000's more coming every week. Our country is on the verge of self destruction.

    BTW, it stands to reason if there are no guns in a country, the crime rate for such an item would quite possibly have a great drop. Nice observation dip****.

    OK, dip ****. Now that you understood the part where if there is no guns there is no gun crime how about you imagine if the USA had no guns?

    I dont think this is getting through to any of you. If America continues the way it is at the moment it will not last long. AT ALL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bdtr
    What im getting at is your crime rate is lower simply because your country is almost entirely English. In America you have so many nationalities and races clashing...
    Hmmm I'm not going to get into the gun debate here, but bro you've obviously not been to London have you?

    Taking a walk thru London is EXACTLY like taking a walk thru New York... it's the united nations there and in many neigbourhoods white-anglos are a minority. It's the same on both sides of the big pond.

    And the US doesn't have the monopoly on rough neigbourhoods, I've seen areas of Liverpool that will match the worse getthos of Detroit or Chicago.

    Oh and to keep this on topic, my favorite target pistol is a nice little Ruger Mark II 22 cal. It's fun to shoot, cheap and since 22 ammo is almost given away, you can shoot all day with it and not break the bank. If the gun laws here weren't so prohibitive, I'd have one for plinking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MESSY_UK
    WTF are you on? Crack?! Crossbows? Arrows? WTF?! If ANY of what you just said was true how come the UK has one of the lowest gun crime rates in the world and why arent we all running around with bows and arrows?

    I make a very valid point and i dont think you or any one else can accept that.
    I'm not gonna argue with you, I'm also not gonna agree with you, however you seem to be under the impression that we are all just a bunch of vigilanties running about trying to find any oppertunity to use a firearm in a crime. This isn't the case, I am just a simple house wife, I stick close to home, and have had my fill of threats and theives come in and take what my husband and myself have worked very hard to afford ourselves or our children and as Bdtr stated anyone uninvited will be treated to a new limp after their visit, or will be leaving in a body bag depending on what kind of mood I happen to be in at the time.
    When someone comes creeping about your home in the dead of night they don't have the best intentions themselves, and I refuse to be a victim, as I see it there are no victims only volunteers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sierra_Breeze
    I'm not gonna argue with you, I'm also not gonna agree with you, however you seem to be under the impression that we are all just a bunch of vigilanties running about trying to find any oppertunity to use a firearm in a crime. This isn't the case, I am just a simple house wife, I stick close to home, and have had my fill of threats and theives come in and take what my husband and myself have worked very hard to afford ourselves or our children and as Bdtr stated anyone uninvited will be treated to a new limp after their visit, or will be leaving in a body bag depending on what kind of mood I happen to be in at the time.
    When someone comes creeping about your home in the dead of night they don't have the best intentions themselves, and I refuse to be a victim, as I see it there are no victims only volunteers.


    You act like ure waiting for an attack. I think its hilarious, i can imagine a knock on the door and you lot diving for your weapons. The whole country is filled with trigger happy idiots. The USA has a cival war going on, between its people, but there wont be a side that wins. You will all just end up killing yourselfs. Trust me, at some point in the future your society will see the errors in their ways. And become alot more tolerant to others. Either that or you will all just fade away, and no one will remember America.

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    yeah you're right I'm lying in wait for an intruder, at night I set behind the bushes of my home in my camo watching, waiting ,praying for someone to step foot on my porch just so I can see how big a hole I can put in em.

    Gimme a break kid, I have a husband and two kids half the time I dunno whether to wind my ass or scratch my watch much less set around waiting for an attack, however if someone should make that mistake then I, won't be crying afterwards about how if I'd only had a gun I could have protected myself and my family.

    But that's beside the point I'm not a violent person, I'm not trigger happy and I don't seek out or hope for trouble, my guns are kept in a locked safe, to ensure the saftey of our kids, and visitors. I would be very hesitant to pull my gun untill I felt that it was them or me, then you betcha sweet lil arse I'd use it. And I do get what you're saying however I doubt seriously that America will ever do away with weapons. Nor is it something I wish to see happen, but don't gimme sh!t because I excercise my right to bare arms, and act like I'm some kind of gang banger looking for a fight, as I assure this is not the case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MESSY_UK
    WTF are you on? Crack?! Crossbows? Arrows? WTF?! If ANY of what you just said was true how come the UK has one of the lowest gun crime rates in the world and why arent we all running around with bows and arrows?

    I make a very valid point and i dont think you or any one else can accept that.
    UK, guns have been and always will be a huge part of American society. Think Westerns, hollywood, etc. Its part of being American. Maybe the UK doesn't think of guns this way, but we do. Its our constitutional right to "Keep and Bear Arms". This was set forth by our founding fathers in part because of our war of independence with England. In theory, maybe the country would be safer without guns, but its to late for that now, so the arguement is really a mute point. England and Europe in general, have never romanced the gun and made it part of their identity as we Americans have, and thats ok, but criticizing a piece of our national heritage is like us taking shots at the way English culture seems to de-emphasize the need for dental care.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRANK WHITE
    UK, guns have been and always will be a huge part of American society. Think Westerns, hollywood, etc. Its part of being American. Maybe the UK doesn't think of guns this way, but we do. Its our constitutional right to "Keep and Bear Arms". This was set forth by our founding fathers in part because of our war of independence with England. In theory, maybe the country would be safer without guns, but its to late for that now, so the arguement is really a mute point. England and Europe in general, have never romanced the gun and made it part of their identity as we Americans have, and thats ok, but criticizing a piece of our national heritage is like us taking shots at the way English culture seems to de-emphasize the need for dental care.

    Lol one part made me think.

    The gun is part of your identity, the countrys heritage. Thats exactly why your country will not last, the fact that your society, heritage and identity is built around violence proves this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MESSY_UK
    Lol one part made me think.

    The gun is part of your identity, the countrys heritage. Thats exactly why your country will not last, the fact that your society, heritage and identity is built around violence proves this.
    Your correct, our country will not last forever, at least not in its present form, history has proven that over and over. Hopefully though, we will last for a long time. All civilizations, empires, etc., eventually fall or change form, but they have all been built by the use of weapons, including your country. How many times has England been in wars with France, Scotland, Germany, America, etc. Without weapons would you still be around? As you stated earlier, London has as much crime as any american city, right. Well imagine about 20 Londons in America and you understand why our crime rate is so high. Our laws do everything possible to keep firearms out of the hands of criminals. Law abiding citizens who own guns are not the problem, its the criminals. If there was a way of getting all the guns out of the criminals hands short of forming a police state, we'd all be better off. But as it is, the fact that law abiding citizens own guns and the criminals know this, helps act as a deterrent.

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    DISCLAIMER: My comments are in no way designed to attack any of you, if you feel offended by them i apologise. Please don't shoot me.

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    Sorry SB, please dont shoot me.

    I dont think there is anything i can say to convince you guys that you "heritage" your "society" is built on violence, even admitted by yourselvs the gun is something that your country considers as a symbol.

    Well you won't last long, you will all get nuked. Best of the luck with that

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    just shut up UK....

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    Quote Originally Posted by H-BOL
    just shut up UK....
    Dont have anything constructive to say? Go play with a gun

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    Quote Originally Posted by MESSY_UK
    Sorry SB, please dont shoot me.

    I dont think there is anything i can say to convince you guys that you "heritage" your "society" is built on violence, even admitted by yourselvs the gun is something that your country considers as a symbol.

    Well you won't last long, you will all get nuked. Best of the luck with that

    Don't be such an @$$ Now good day to ya

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    Ok UK, I won't argue with you on the fact that guns make it a lot easier to kill somebody, if you are so inclined. Yes, we could probably save lives which are taken by people who have no criminal record, but for whatever reason, lose control and decide to purchase a gun and kill someone. I concede these points to you. On the other hand, the arguement could be made that if everyone was armed, crime would go down. How many criminals would attempt to rob or rape or whatever to a person they knew was armed? Its an interesting arguement, don't you think. You didn't reply to my statement about England relying on weapons in countless wars to preserve their exisence. You have no choice. Sometimes you must match fire with fire or you get killed. Do you think the IRA is happy or sad that English citizens, even police I believe, are prevented from carrying firearms

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    I will reply to the war thing. To use guns in a war is ok, as both side are using them for the intention of causing harm.

    You logic is flawed mate. Please just take England as an example, we have proven that by getting rid of guns that there is more peace, less death, less killings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MESSY_UK
    I will reply to the war thing. To use guns in a war is ok, as both side are using them for the intention of causing harm.

    You logic is flawed mate. Please just take England as an example, we have proven that by getting rid of guns that there is more peace, less death, less killings.
    If I had to choose between having everyone not associated with law enforcement armed or disarmed I would choose disarmed, however, I don't feel that will ever happen here. I don't feel having everyone armed is the answer, just an interesting idea to throw out there. I'm glad crime is lower in England and the gun laws are working there. In our country, the combination of the gun being part of our heritage and the gun being big business is why I don't think we will ever make guns illegal. There is no easy answer to this question, unfortunately. Only time will tell what the future holds. I don't believe guns will cause the downfall of our country however. If anything does that I believe it will be related to economics. Peace.

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    UK i love people like yourself who say "lets make it so people who follow the law cant get guns and the people who would buy it from the back of an ice cream truck in miami can still get them.". Great idea . The fact of the matter is bad guys will get guns from arms dealers. You think u can just pick up a full auto mac10 at a gun store. Plus the US has to large borders with other countrys plus all of our ports, make it not to hard to import weapons. If everyone had a gun u better believe that someone would think twice before trying something. Ever notice how u never hear of a gun store being held up or a shooting range? Why because every employee there has a gun on their hip plus the people coming and going have a gun.

    Quote Originally Posted by MESSY_UK
    I will reply to the war thing. To use guns in a war is ok, as both side are using them for the intention of causing harm.

    You logic is flawed mate. Please just take England as an example, we have proven that by getting rid of guns that there is more peace, less death, less killings.

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    Hey..He's 20 years old..He knows the ways of the world and has everything figured out..Why is anyone arguing with him?? He won't get it through his thick skull that outlawing guns in the US, is highly unlikely..And I have been to your country many times, and I'm still trying to figure out why you are riding a high horse..Your country is going to last forever and ours is going to self-destruct..Is that your final words of wisdom?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc M
    Hey..He's 20 years old..He knows the ways of the world and has everything figured out..Why is anyone arguing with him?? He won't get it through his thick skull that outlawing guns in the US, is highly unlikely..And I have been to your country many times, and I'm still trying to figure out why you are riding a high horse..Your country is going to last forever and ours is going to self-destruct..Is that your final words of wisdom?

    Doc M

    Can we all say "exaggerate"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc M
    Hey..He's 20 years old..He knows the ways of the world and has everything figured out..Why is anyone arguing with him?? He won't get it through his thick skull that outlawing guns in the US, is highly unlikely..And I have been to your country many times, and I'm still trying to figure out why you are riding a high horse..Your country is going to last forever and ours is going to self-destruct..Is that your final words of wisdom?

    Doc M
    Thanks Doc. You are right on the money. Leave the guy alone folks...let him whine about our situation and point his finger and laugh. Who gives a sh!t what he thingks? He can't vote on it, so his opinion is useless. His gov't in its infinite wisdom does not trust him enough on this issue to give him a choice.

    So blast away smart ass. Nobody should be listening.

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    Well, i dont have much to say on this subject other than the ban of handguns in america will never happen. As for the UK, well i dont really understand why they have a ban on all firearms in private homes. And all i have to say about london is that even at 3am, walking the streets of london, even the ****tiest parts is a walk in the park compaired to walking thru North St.Louis...

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    UK, once again in the future when your great country runs off at the mouth, and starts gettin its ass beat, who will it turn to, the US... who saved your ass before and will again... if the US is so horrible, why are we one of the best countries in the world, u dont see ppl flocking to england to live or work.. or tryin to sneak in illegally by the thousands....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Decadbal
    UK, once again in the future when your great country runs off at the mouth, and starts gettin its ass beat, who will it turn to, the US... who saved your ass before and will again... if the US is so horrible, why are we one of the best countries in the world, u dont see ppl flocking to england to live or work.. or tryin to sneak in illegally by the thousands....

    Err maybe you should do some research on people coming to the UK for work etc. Oh and didnt you guys look to the UK for back up in Iraq? You rjust getting petty coz you know im right. Take away the guns and you will see a dramatic reduction in deaths within crime.

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    UK, I do agree with you that owning handguns is not a nessceity and therefore owning them shoudl be illegal.

    Being Candian its realy hard to own anyhting but a hunting rifle/shotgun. I like it that way.

    But if someoen wants to kill someone no gun law will stop them..

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    Quote Originally Posted by animal-inside
    UK, I do agree with you that owning handguns is not a nessceity and therefore owning them shoudl be illegal.
    I don't really agree here... yes they are not a necessity, but they should not be illegal in the US... it's part of their culture wether we like it or not and thats not going to change.

    What I think on the other hand is that acquisition and ownership should be controlled a bit more strictly. But of course thats only my opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ColdStone
    Ive looked at glocks, but not sure about the quality....

    coldstone, glocks are some of the highest quality pistols available today....i believe something like 70-80% of all US law enforcement uses glocks...i have a glock 19 (9mm) with a built in laser site (lasermax)....i paid around $900 for everything brand new...i love it....i gotta recommend a glock bro

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    woe, should have known this thread would turn into a f*cking gun debate......here is what i say: if they outlawed guns in the US, criminals, who are using guns ANYWAY, would still obtain/use them like they currently do. Law abiding citizens would not be able to defend themselves. How can you argue with this? Gun will never be outlawed in the US because we have something called a Constitution. Thank God for that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Rush
    woe, should have known this thread would turn into a f*cking gun debate......here is what i say: if they outlawed guns in the US, criminals, who are using guns ANYWAY, would still obtain/use them like they currently do. Law abiding citizens would not be able to defend themselves. How can you argue with this? Gun will never be outlawed in the US because we have something called a Constitution. Thank God for that.

    if guns were outlawed today then yes the murder rate by gun shot will not go down right away.. but it WILL go down eventually....

    but yes if some one REALLY wants to get a gun and shoot someoen they will.. but out lawing hand guns and guns that are only intended for killing humans efficiently would deter/prevent alot of deaths...

    I doubt anyone could ever say they if hand guns were outlawed that the rate of death by gun shot would stay the same..

    Yes its part of the USA culture. Its part of their past. So is killing people for land, slavery, etc... 150- years ago if soemone started a argument in a bar you could stab them to death them and walk away. Just because its part of culture dosen't mean it should stay with us.

    I am really not trying to say guns kill people (people kill people).. I am just saying how can you justify owning a assult rifle or something like that? My family and extended family all own guns.. they all hunt.. nothing wrong with owning hunting guns.

    I know alot of you say "**** that, I am just defending myself and my family" ...... I can't blame you or say your not allowed too.

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    Animal-inside, while we couldn't disagree more on items of this issue, I can respect and accept your input because you present it in a respectful, well thought manner.


    As for assault rifles and the like, yes I own some. I also own some silencers...legally. They are very difficult to acquire, as Bdtr and I mentioned earlier. Why do I own this stuff? Quite frankly...because I can. Think about that for a second...it is not a smart ass remark, simply the truth.

    That psycho, Ted Nugent said, "If guns kill people, all of mine are deffective." I guess mine are too. I certauinlyu hope they stay that way forever.
    However, I forced my wife to get a CCP and carry a pistol. She works in a very high crime area, and is a very attractive young lady. Twice, brandishing her weapon (quite ready to use it) has saved her from a certain mugging and raping. The assailant did not have a firearm either time...but she did. Is killing someone to prevent a rape a viable alternative...hell yes it is!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swellin
    Animal-inside, while we couldn't disagree more on items of this issue, I can respect and accept your input because you present it in a respectful, well thought manner.


    As for assault rifles and the like, yes I own some. I also own some silencers...legally. They are very difficult to acquire, as Bdtr and I mentioned earlier. Why do I own this stuff? Quite frankly...because I can. Think about that for a second...it is not a smart ass remark, simply the truth.

    That psycho, Ted Nugent said, "If guns kill people, all of mine are deffective." I guess mine are too. I certauinlyu hope they stay that way forever.
    However, I forced my wife to get a CCP and carry a pistol. She works in a very high crime area, and is a very attractive young lady. Twice, brandishing her weapon (quite ready to use it) has saved her from a certain mugging and raping. The assailant did not have a firearm either time...but she did. Is killing someone to prevent a rape a viable alternative...hell yes it is!
    that ladies and gentlemen is why i want to look into purcahseing one...thats crazy your wife used it twice already

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    well...the more and more i look at the glocks the more i like em...i know, you fukks are gonna have something to say...but...the model 17 compact is what i kinda like...i think it princess could handle it pretty easy too....

    but...as SB said...a revolver would be more logical almost, and possibley cheaper for a nicer gun???....still looking though

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    Glock- .40cal Would pick that hands down from the guns listed above..

    Doc M

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    Im sorry, I could have possibly missed half of this thread, but I had to comment. I mostly agree with BDTR's earlier threads about handguns in our youths' hands. The majority of them already carry illegal handguns. Making the handguns where normal citizens already have to go through an indepth background search, illegal, isnt going to keep already illegal handguns out of the hands of little houlighans. There will always be some underground connection. IMO, banning guns from everyone only makes the innocent more of a target for hoodlums who will obtain illegal guns either way.

    Back to the original post. I used to work at Gander Mountain (big outdoors superstore for those not familiar). I worked archery cause I love bowhunting a billion times more than gunhunting. Just because I was good with people, I eventually did both. I never knew sh!t bout handguns, technically, and I probably still dont according to some of you enthusiats.

    BUT, from the guns I got to play arround with to show customers, and the very few I got to shoot. One of the best beginner/protection/accuracy pistols IMO is the RUGER stainless semi .45. I think its the p90, but im not sure, its been awhile. My pops who is a hunting fanatic, bought it for my ma for xmas a while back. Even she shoots great with it and its a powerful, reliable gun.

    Sorry for my rambling, good luck on the choice,

    -ost

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