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Yep, guns more than ever have become socially acceptable. It is even seen in non action tv shows, where scenes are based at the gun range, this was never seen in non action shows in the 90's. It is acceptable to get a ccw permit and carry a gun to protect yourself. Women are also a very quickly growing segment of gun owners, though they are still dwarfed by men.
If you go to local NRA events in my area you see people of every race, sexuality and gender participate in the shooting sport. Another thing I have noticed is the large quantity of non citizen green card holders that enjoy shooting. They often tell stories of living in oppressive countries and appreciate the freedoms we have here
I know a few White South Africans that left either the day Mandela took office or in the years afterwards..They know the horror of racism, marxism, open borders and being disarmed in the midst of their nation being destroyed from with by enemies and traitors.
They are all doing very well...They cant get enough of how wonderful this nation is, and how glad their kids will have such a bright future, and actively stranded against the same acts of treason that destroyed their home nation.
You don't need a suppressor on your hunting rifle. Citizens who are not serving on active duty in military service have no need to have military weapons. Get used to it.
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You're obviously not a hunter, yet you know what is and isn't needed. I know, it's a gun, you just point and fire... what's so hard about that?
If I'm not mistaken this is the weapon used by Hathcock to make the now second longest kill in history.
No it was not.Hathcock’s 1967 record-setting 2500-yard single-shot kill with his Browning M2 machine gun and 10X Unertl scope which created a new class of rifle.
You don't need a suppressor on your hunting rifle. Citizens who are not serving on active duty in military service have no need to have military weapons. Get used to it.
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Please give us your experience with military weapons...
You don't need a suppressor on your hunting rifle. Citizens who are not serving on active duty in military service have no need to have military weapons. Get used to it.
That's some logic. So would you say that you don't need a muffler on your SUV? Unless you're serving in the military, driving a Hummer or other military-issue vehicle, you have no need?
Anti-gun people seem to have adopted this bizarre notion that it should be illegal to make guns quiet. What about bows? Do we need a law requiring bow owners to tape some firecrackers to their bow and light one off whenever they shoot an arrow?
Anti-gun people seem to have adopted this bizarre notion that it should be illegal to make guns quiet. What about bows? Do we need a law requiring bow owners to tape some firecrackers to their bow and light one off whenever they shoot an arrow?
Have you seen the arrowhead, that you insert a .38/.357 cartridge into?
When it hits, it fires the round.
I led men in combat in Vietnam, but I never felt the need to carry a weapon. General James Hollingsworth ("Danger 79er"), who, like Patton, sported ivory-handled pistols, once chided me for going about unarmed. I told him that to be armed would display a lack of confidence in myself and my men. He never broached the subject again.
LOL. Out of uniform, in a theater of war.
EDIT: Deleted your post? Why?
Leading your men to sure death by firing squad? No way to defend yourself... Nut job on a death wish.
The Gung-ho idiot, was the name we had for those passive fools.
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