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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: network dude
Currently in the US it is possible to purchase such a weapon, but it's very costly and has mountains of paperwork to be done in order to buy and own one. Mostly collectors are the ones who purchase such weapons.
Good post. One other brief note, the fully automatic weapons are all from before 1987 and are a finite commodity.
originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: charlyv
Uh huh..
Please explain to me how bump firing stocks make a weapon any more deadly...In your technical expertise, of course.
originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: charlyv
Bumpfire is inaccurate, hard to control, and impractical.
Even with a bumpfire stock adapter.
I would personally never own one. It's a good way to never hit anything you're aiming at.
There are many trigger assemblies, some hair triggers, others are made to allow other adaptations to the firing mechanism to make them easier to mod. Please do not insult me by saying I do not understand them. There is no other rifle that has as many possible modifications than this one.
originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: charlyv
There are MANY weapons that are multi caliber capable. Some don't even require the bolt and barrel to be changed.
Trigger assemblies? Why would that be a problem?
Sounds to me like you're spitting out nomenclature you don't understand.
originally posted by: charlyv
originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: charlyv
Bumpfire is inaccurate, hard to control, and impractical.
Even with a bumpfire stock adapter.
I would personally never own one. It's a good way to never hit anything you're aiming at.
Again, the attrition rate, waist high in a crowded room would be formidable. I still think this weapon does not belong in this country. It has just too many adaptations, from multi-caliber barrels to trigger assemblies, to features such as being discussed that give them rapid fire capabilities. Name one other gun, where this kind of morph-ism is possible.
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
What is see as the main problem, Nutjobs aside, is the amount of rounds the magazine holds on these weapons. Lets say we limit them to 3 round magazines, hey, you still look cool and any nutjob would have to stop and reload giving the public at least a chance to either get the hell away or pounce on the perp.
I mean, why do you need more than three rounds for anything. If you cant hit a target/animal with your first shot then maybe shooting and hunting aint for you.
If you want to go full auto or fire off a 30 round magazine on semi then their are places for that in the US..I know, i've seen it. you even get to wear a bikini whilst doing so. awesome.
originally posted by: Ksihkehe
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
What is see as the main problem, Nutjobs aside, is the amount of rounds the magazine holds on these weapons. Lets say we limit them to 3 round magazines, hey, you still look cool and any nutjob would have to stop and reload giving the public at least a chance to either get the hell away or pounce on the perp.
I mean, why do you need more than three rounds for anything. If you cant hit a target/animal with your first shot then maybe shooting and hunting aint for you.
If you want to go full auto or fire off a 30 round magazine on semi then their are places for that in the US..I know, i've seen it. you even get to wear a bikini whilst doing so. awesome.
Reloading doesn't take that long. The banana mags on my 10/22 take about 1.5 seconds with another .5 to chamber a new round.
Limiting the mag just means buying more.
originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: charlyv
How about the Ruger 10/22?
That's the most modded rifle in history.
None of those mods ever changed the function of the rifle.
Lighter triggers are for skilled shooters. On a long distance rifle or hunting rifle, it is going to be detrimental to have heavy triggers.
The pull weight of a trigger does not change the function. The AR is not the only rifle with aftermarket support.
And no you don't understand them. The more you post the more obvious it is that you do not know what you're talking about.
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
Me bouncing a stool off the perps head from pick up to plant would be under a second. See where i'm coming from.?
originally posted by: Ksihkehe
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
Me bouncing a stool off the perps head from pick up to plant would be under a second. See where i'm coming from.?
That's great and in the situation where I didn't have a gun I'd do that.
What about somebody like me going into a place? I'm 6'4" and 400 pounds. You can bounce stools off my head for a while without doing much more than pissing me off.
I see where you're coming from, but I don't think you've been in a situation that informs you well about the reality of combat.
Even if a 90 pound weakling is shooting up a place I want a gun to defend myself, not an environmental weapon like a stool. Bad guys can always get guns even if they're outlawed. Good guys can only get them if it remains a legal right.