Roude Leiw
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Zyzyxxz said:life
how much does a M1 cost these days? and is there a company which produces (not sure if they are called replica in that case) them for gun collectors?
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Subliminal42 said:UKGaffer here, Forgive me for being 'small-minded'
But why do you NEED guns, They're dangerous weapons why do you need to carry one around with you?
Roude Leiw said:how much does a M1 cost these days? and is there a company which produces (not sure if they are called replica in that case) them for gun collectors?
Subliminal42 said:UKGaffer here, Forgive me for being 'small-minded'
But why do you NEED guns, They're dangerous weapons why do you need to carry one around with you?
To get a match grade Garand you're looking AT LEAST 1000 dollars. You can find some in decent condition around 800 though. But yeah, new ones with newer parts and custom fabrication can be from 1200- over 2000. You can get a new M1A carbine from the Springfield armory in several configurations(brand new rifles) for around 1800.
BUT IT SHOULD BE!!Cooter said:It should be fine. Everything is perfectly legal and this isn't a gun control thread.
I think gun laws should be less strict in europe.
Subliminal42 said:UKGaffer here, Forgive me for being 'small-minded'
But why do you NEED guns, They're dangerous weapons why do you need to carry one around with you?
Well, really it takes about 2 seconds to change a clip, so the law is just to make it seem like politicians are doing something to prevent massacres. In real life if someone is determined to shoot alot of ammo off it isn't exactly going to slow them down.itxaka said:Probably because if someone with a gun/rifle/whatever goes nuts and starts shooting at people it will be less damaging with 10 rounds that with 30/40/whatever.
Yeah CCW licenses allow people to carry concealed (most states allow open/unconcealed carry, just look at the controversy about the obama town halls), self defense laws vary from state to state, some indicate Duty to Retreat, some allow Stand Your Ground, also Castle Doctrine applies in alot of states.Cindres said:I don't get CCA (is it CCA?), you can legal carry it as long as it's hidden, does it mean you can shoot to kill in self defence?
Will the majority of gun owners ever actually shoot or even draw their gun in self-defense? I would guess not, but like they say, its better to have and not need than need and not have. Also firearms are much more than just for self defense, they are fun as a hobby and a sport.Bisnic said:Are guns for home protection a necessity in the US or what? Everyone here seems to have one or wants one, and not just a small handgun on top of that.
Cooter said:So I'm finally in a position to purchase a gun. Check this sweet thing out.
http://www.glock.com/english/glock26.htm
It's perfect for what I want, a small weapon easily concealed for those late nights coming out of the casino. It shouldn't be more than $800 after the gun, bullets, holster, concealed permit, and registration.
Anyone one own one and have any thoughts they would like to share?
if you're looking for home protection that last firearm you'll want is any kind of handgun or rifle. Shotguns are you're best bet for home defense.MWS Natural said:Funny this thread popped up because I have been thinking of purchasing a handgun for home protection and range use but didn't really know where to start. A friend of mine bought a 9mm from the gun store for $199 I didn't realize they come that cheap! Not sure if I would go that low but I don't want to go over $400 for one. Any suggestions?
Pikmindictator said:I think gun laws should be less strict in europe.
Zeke said:if you're looking for home protection that last firearm you'll want is any kind of handgun or rifle. Shotguns are you're best bet for home defense.
He, I have an Arisaka...Sweet firing gun. The recoil is amazing light for it's round (slightly different 30.06Zyzyxxz said:can't go wrong with a glock.
I'm not really into guns for self protection but I just wanna own them for collectors sake and to take them out to the range once in a while.
I have to say after playing so many WWII games I must get a M1 Garand sometime in my life
golem said:My current rifle setup
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Where do you live?
Zeke said:heh I have a little 410 sitting in my room its a cool little gun light as a feather too
Pikmindictator said:I think gun laws should be less strict in europe.
Cooter said:It's perfect for what I want, a small weapon easily concealed for those late nights coming out of the casino.
We practice on kittens, just for you.DieNgamers said:Man, some of you guys are ready for a zombie apocalypse, that's for sure. I hope you don't practise on animal targets. Ò__Ó
GoldenEye 007 said:We practice on kittens, just for you.
Bisnic said:Are guns for home protection a necessity in the US or what? Everyone here seems to have one or wants one, and not just a small handgun on top of that.
I live in Canada, and no one in my family have guns at their house for home protection (as far as i know) because we have no need of them. I'm sure it's the same for alot of other canadians. I guess crime isn't as big in here thankfully.
crazy monkey said:why do you need so many guns at home?
To shoot commies.crazy monkey said:why do you need so many guns at home?
Subliminal42 said:UKGaffer here, Forgive me for being 'small-minded'
But why do you NEED guns, They're dangerous weapons why do you need to carry one around with you?
chaostrophy said:My dad has a pretty substantial gun collection, with a focus on 1911 variations. The only gun I've ever owned though was one that he gave me, a Smith & Wesson 22 revolver. Not really useful for self-defense but it's accurate and fun to shoot. Also it just has a nice feel to it, it's a solid, precision-machined chunk of metal.
Worst analogy ever?KHarvey16 said:Why do you need so many video games?
eXistor said:Worst analogy ever?
Why do you care?crazy monkey said:why do you need so many guns at home?