Not particularly. Does a flag come out of the round thingy when you pull the trigger?
Gun Control is Completely Useless.
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Not particularly. Does a flag come out of the round thingy when you pull the trigger?
I already told you that they are designed to contain the energy of an exploding bullet and direct it down range.
Down range from me, it a paper target. Sorry to burst your bubble. Were you hoping I was a deranged killer?
I got a shotgun that if you know how to speak the languages says "DOn't fire me or I'll blow your face off". The last time I know it was fired was 1946.
I used to shoot at paper targets with near life-size images of a growling enemy soldier running towards me wearing a Warsaw Pact steel helmet on his head. It was just paper, though and there was no connection whatsoever with shooting actual people.
Muzzle loader, eh?
Apparently you failed the psycology courses.
No. Worn out breach lock.
On the contrary, I was a damned good shot and had her Majesty's minions ordered me to shoot a real Warsaw Pact soldier, I probably would have. Thus is the way of teenagers-at-arms.
man, I wish you guys would have tried all you BS talk with someone matching the personality of John Wayne.
I can imagine what he would do and say....
"Why you just called me a murdering rapist because I own a gun?!?! Why I ought to pistol whip you until you come to your senses."
Absolutely. Anyone that uses it to kill is clearly not trained in its proper use. I know I won't do it. Some ignorant low life bassterd like you perhaps?
I can imagine what he would do and say....
"Why you just called me a murdering rapist because I own a gun?!?! Why I ought to pistol whip you until you come to your senses."
Absolutely. Anyone that uses it to kill is clearly not trained in its proper use. I know I won't do it. Some ignorant low life bassterd like you perhaps?
"Arming teachers" as such is a silly idea.
Asking for staff to volunteer to take a intensive course on law and the use of handguns in self-defense, requiring them to qualify on the range every 6 months, carefully background checking them, (just like police) and then issuing a license for them to carry concealed. including on school property is an excellent idea.
man, I wish you guys would have tried all you BS talk with someone matching the personality of John Wayne.
I can imagine what he would do and say....
"Why you just called me a murdering rapist because I own a gun?!?! Why I ought to pistol whip you until you come to your senses."
Absolutely. Anyone that uses it to kill is clearly not trained in its proper use. I know I won't do it. Some ignorant low life bassterd like you perhaps?
Now I know for sure that you're a pathetic joke if you pull up John Wayne as some sort of a behavioural template.
How old are you?
I refuse to talk to anyone that disses the Duke. Goodbye!
Now, you are the one that is day drinking.
There have been 11 attacks on schools, not 11 accidental shootings.
If you want to arm teachers then you will have a good crack at getting the 11 accidental discharges.
If you are going to protect schools with defensive firepower you want it in qualified hands. There will be some staff who might be well suited to it. But the idea of making every teacher in America carry a sidearm in class is out of the question.
You need schools to be protected with cameras so you can see everything and you need to have an operations center in each school where you can run your security.
My own daughters school was shut down Thursday due to a potential shooting incident.
The point of this is that these incidents are becoming more common. There are not always 11 school shootings in America in January. That has not been happening since kids first started going to school. It is not Fake News and it is not going to be less of a problem going forward. It is going to be more of a problem.
The SWAT teams will be gunning down teachers right, left and centre as they automatically go for the ones holding the guns.
Not sure if you're being sarcastic. I used to have a licence to carry when I worked up north in bear country. I also have a friend who hunts that legally carries a sidearm for bear defense. It's much easier and quicker to pull a .45 out from it's holster, aim and shoot a bear that catches you by surprise (or vice versa) than it is to un-sling your rile from your shoulder, level it and get a shot off.
Probably because they don't hunt, live or work in bear country perhaps? The govt sure thought is was enough of a reason to issue me a licence to carry permit.