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Old 01-11-2013, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Alarti0001 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
Unless you home contains 50m hallways you don't need a rifle for accuracy. A rifle is also less maneuverable in tight quarters. Even the military uses SMG's or extremele shortened designs for urban engagements.

If you need more than a few rounds from a pistol or a couple blasts from a shotgun to defend your home. You should probably get out of the business you are in.

In addition you claimed the most common civilian round is a hollowpoint and then went on to talk about AR-15's. The most common civilian round is a hollow 9mm. Last I checked an ar-15 uses .223 or 5.56(nato). Ar-15's do not commonly use hollow point bullets.
Do you realize just how stupid you sound? Whether you were in the military or not you sound like a moron. You do realize that a 223 round or a 5.56 round is not a HUGE round. I am not debating its worth, it is an amazing round that any solid shooter would want in his arsenal. Its a high velocity round but impact damage is minimal compared to lets say a 7.62 or a 30-06. So should we outlaw 30-06 rifles? That is my favorite round when it comes to hunting unless I want a brush rifle, then I usually go with a lever action 30-30 since its a shorter gun. My father was a gun smith and I carry on his trade as a hobby of mine. A 223 round is designed for rapid expansion and usually doesn't stay together to well on impact of larger targets like lets say a 45 acp round does. And I am not trying to so much compare a pistol round to a rifle round, since there is no comparison really. But a person carrying an assault rifle is a pretty big give away since its such a large gun. With a pistol? I can easily stuff it in my back pocket.

I can say that a 7.62 round is a pretty heavy round that does some serious damage, but in some respects a 16 round 40 caliber pistol could produce better results when you factor in concealment, maneuverability, and the learning curve involved in shooting a pistol compared to an assault rifle. So should we ban pistols too Alarti?
You come on these forums and act as if you know what you are talking about , but I am doubting you really do.

Now look at the .30 caliber round, the damage from impact and blood loss is tremendous. So should we also ban .30 caliber rifles? I mean how fucking far does this have to go? Ban every gun? A gun is nothing more then a tool, it has no feelings, its made to kill. Anyone trying to argue guns should knows this much before opening there mouths. More people died last year from blunt force trauma from hammers and bats then they did from rifles. So should we ban a fucking hammer?

Now if we were arguing distance? Yes a 223 round is great since the energy produced is so great, You are looking at on average of 1150 fps or so from a 223, which means trajectory and distance are great. Now a 45 acp round is what? 450 fps? But the size and momentum behind the round are great, same with a 40 caliber.

The problem we have here with our Liberals in congress is the definition of an assault rifle. Diane Fuckstien if she had her way would consider any rifle with a magazine that can carry a capacity of over 1 bullet, an assault rifle. Have you looked at her past bills she has tried to pass through congress regarding assault rifles and there definitions?

And what brought the topic of guns up in the news lately? The school massacre.... That was a mental health issue, the liberals will use any excuse they can to argue gun laws. As I said before the problem is not Assault rifles, or any gun in general. The problem is, our society has degraded to a point that nasty things like this are going to happen. They always do in a shitty society.