Guns are banned, people still died.

[Duckwalk]

Originally Posted by jettle [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

assault rifles are military grade with automatic fire selections. A hunting rifle and a standard AR are essentially the same. One shot per trigger pull. I know plenty of people who use AR's to hunt due to its kill power, effective range and game size you can bag with. So i dont see the issue here. Or do you mean like someone hunting with an m60 or a SAW? an actual assault rifle. yeah that would be a total waste of an animal to litter it with bullets

I assume he referencing the ease with with assault rifles can be modified for automatic fire.

That said I'm all for automatic weapon ownership (with reasonable restrictions) as the romantic in me likes to think of the 2nd amendment as a check against the government.

[jettle]

Originally Posted by Duckwalk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I assume he referencing the ease with with assault rifles can be modified for automatic fire.

That said I'm all for automatic weapon ownership (with reasonable restrictions) as the romantic in me likes to think of the 2nd amendment as a check against the government.

to do it LEGALLY can cost so much that its not even worth it. some M16 mods can go upwards of 15 grand plus the transfer fees depending on the state can cost you money. that's just pointless. the last m60 I saw for sale was close to 100 grand.

I am also all for automatic fire weapon ownership but the endless gun debate that has and will go on will never allow that. you have to find middle ground with the anti gun people or the ones who want some type of law in place for them. its all good. we do have gun free zones in America thank god for them! they are the best deterrent by far

[Duckwalk]

Are people 3d printing those conversion parts yet?

[jettle]

Originally Posted by Duckwalk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Are people 3d printing those conversion parts yet?

Can 3D print a whole weapon now yes? Could be wrong

[Lictor]

Originally Posted by Faron [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What so kind of weapons does one "need" to hunt? Bow hunting is a thing, so technically you don't "need" a gun at all.



That's not really their problem though is it?

So ignore all points and responses to direct question you asked, and avoiding the issue all together by focusing on one word. I know your wife does the exact same thing in arguments, does t make it better on forums. Replace need with want or desire if it makes you feel better.

It's not their problem, no. You asked for my thoughts or reaction. If you want to expand it beyond my subjective view then that is a different issue for society to wrestle with.

[Duckwalk]

Originally Posted by jettle [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Can 3D print a whole weapon now yes? Could be wrong

You can but it doesn't survice extended use. How from memory the parts needed to convert a semi-automatic weapon into a fully-automatic weapon undergo much less stress.

Also just emphasizing that people's fears regarding assault rifles arnt exactly unfounded given the ease of converting them (legally or illegaly).

[Duckwalk]

Survive* However*

[jettle]

Originally Posted by Lictor [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So ignore all points and responses to direct question you asked, and avoiding the issue all together by focusing on one word. I know your wife does the exact same thing in arguments, does t make it better on forums. Replace need with want or desire if it makes you feel better.

It's not their problem, no. You asked for my thoughts or reaction. If you want to expand it beyond my subjective view then that is a different issue for society to wrestle with.

to save you guys arguing over this for no reason just remember that a business can deny weapons on the grounds. just because a state allows open carry doesn't mean a wendys will allow it on their property. with that being said if you happen to live in state A where state A allows open carry and wendys does not and someone walks into the place with a sidearm....well then yeah you might be alittle more concerned. if the place allows it and so does the state I personally wouldn't give a dam, I would be carrying too

[Faron]

Originally Posted by Lictor [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Replace need with want or desire if it makes you feel better.

Again, who are you, and who is anyone to dictate to me what I need, want, or desire? If I want to decorate my entire house with AR15s, then it's really none of your business is it?

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

Originally Posted by iruinedyourday [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm fine with not banning guns I'm not fine with not banning air 15s. You don't need them.

Six round magazine max. Be reasonable.

Originally Posted by iruinedyourday [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hey just to clear the air.. Sensible gun control laws would be designed to reduce the number of accidental deaths, to reduce crimes of passion, to reduce juvenile mental break downs and increase responsibility of gun owners.

It would be more difficult to get a gun yes, but if you're not responsible to file the right paperwork or to wait an appropriate amount of time , prove that you've taken classes, gotten a liscense, or purchased insurance... If any of these things seem too difficult for you, Then without a doubt you're not responsible enough to own a firearm.

The rape apologist keeps moving the goalposts.

Clueless shitheads like you are the reason New York tried to ban high capacity soda bottles.