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I'm saving for a reproduction 'old west' revolver, watch me get denied after all that ranting last night. Lol
Guns or no guns, arguments like the one above are dumb.
Stop trying to equate two unlike things. It's dumb and you know it. It's also why gun nuts are as dumb and panicky as those who think we can just ban all guns. It's about as dumb as the anti-hcm arguments are.
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Anna Ruthven said: » I'm saving for a reproduction 'old west' revolver, watch me get denied after all that ranting last night. Lol Don't worry I got a real one I'll sell you. *wink*wink.. Ramyrez said: » What's sort of ironic is that if you're anti-gun control, but ardently pro-life, and claim to be in favor of "small government," you're so full of ***you have e-coli bursting out of your eyeballs and don't even realize it. Ramyrez said: » We have a tendency in this country to boil things down to a few key issues and passive-aggressively wedge all the others issues into those "choice" issues in awkward ways, sometimes with varying degrees of guile. Just wondering if you realize you did that or not.. Altimaomega said: » Just wondering if you realize you did that or not.. Verily. Altimaomega said: » Don't worry I got a real one I'll sell you. *wink*wink.. Anna Ruthven said: » A real S&W Model 3 Schofield? See, I don't have that kind of money. Furthermore you can't shoot factory ammo through it, it's .45 S&W Schofield, not .45 Long Colt and it has to be lubricated cast lead bullets with black powder propellant which is an inconvenience. Would love to have one though. >.> The Model 3's the only gun I own that I'd never sell. It's a pain to get ammo for, so it sits in a nice display case my nephew made for it. Well now it's finally happen. I'm very skeptical of Trump now. I was ok to meh at least he's not Hillary for the longest time to ugh stop pandering to the lowest common denominator (you couldn't really do that, etc.), but now I'm skeptical. Thanks to Palin's endorsement, I'm officially worried. So get it together Rubio, or Paul (but that would take some serious turnaround now).
Not that I preferred him to begin with at all (I helped Paul), but he was always a better choice than Hillary... Looking at you too Bernie, you better keep that momentum going. Bahamut.Omael said: » Anna Ruthven said: » A real S&W Model 3 Schofield? See, I don't have that kind of money. Furthermore you can't shoot factory ammo through it, it's .45 S&W Schofield, not .45 Long Colt and it has to be lubricated cast lead bullets with black powder propellant which is an inconvenience. Would love to have one though. >.> The Model 3's the only gun I own that I'd never sell. It's a pain to get ammo for, so it sits in a nice display case my nephew made for it. Anna Ruthven said: » Bahamut.Omael said: » Anna Ruthven said: » A real S&W Model 3 Schofield? See, I don't have that kind of money. Furthermore you can't shoot factory ammo through it, it's .45 S&W Schofield, not .45 Long Colt and it has to be lubricated cast lead bullets with black powder propellant which is an inconvenience. Would love to have one though. >.> The Model 3's the only gun I own that I'd never sell. It's a pain to get ammo for, so it sits in a nice display case my nephew made for it. It's the second model, with the circle at the top of the latch. I'm not sure if my dad or granddad messed with the serial numbers, but there's a 25 and what looks like maybe a 6 or 8. The fourth number's unreadable. We had two in the family, but my older brother sold his years ago. If I could, I'd look into getting this one, but I'm not paying that. Bahamut.Omael said: » Anna Ruthven said: » Bahamut.Omael said: » Anna Ruthven said: » A real S&W Model 3 Schofield? See, I don't have that kind of money. Furthermore you can't shoot factory ammo through it, it's .45 S&W Schofield, not .45 Long Colt and it has to be lubricated cast lead bullets with black powder propellant which is an inconvenience. Would love to have one though. >.> The Model 3's the only gun I own that I'd never sell. It's a pain to get ammo for, so it sits in a nice display case my nephew made for it. It's the second model, with the circle at the top of the latch. I'm not sure if my dad or granddad messed with the serial numbers, but there's a 25 and what looks like maybe a 6 or 8. The fourth number's unreadable. We had two in the family, but my older brother sold his years ago. If I could, I'd look into getting this one, but I'm not paying that. Anna Ruthven said: » Bahamut.Omael said: » Anna Ruthven said: » Bahamut.Omael said: » Anna Ruthven said: » A real S&W Model 3 Schofield? See, I don't have that kind of money. Furthermore you can't shoot factory ammo through it, it's .45 S&W Schofield, not .45 Long Colt and it has to be lubricated cast lead bullets with black powder propellant which is an inconvenience. Would love to have one though. >.> The Model 3's the only gun I own that I'd never sell. It's a pain to get ammo for, so it sits in a nice display case my nephew made for it. It's the second model, with the circle at the top of the latch. I'm not sure if my dad or granddad messed with the serial numbers, but there's a 25 and what looks like maybe a 6 or 8. The fourth number's unreadable. We had two in the family, but my older brother sold his years ago. If I could, I'd look into getting this one, but I'm not paying that. I'd just like to get it for display, really. I've got the three guns I need, and two more for fun. Personally I want a Webley 1896 W.G. Army Revolver "Webley Green."
Because Indiana *** Jones. Edit: Sadly, the only one for sale on the site you listed there is ~$3.5k and appears to be the "other" version, not the Green. Maybe someday though. Offline
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Anna Ruthven said: » Altimaomega said: » Don't worry I got a real one I'll sell you. *wink*wink.. Na, its just a Colt M1873 Revolver. Schofields are a little to new for my taste.. xD I have a Lugar that my great uncle picked up during his tour in Europe (which included storming the beaches of Normandy). I don't know the specifics other than the firing pin is removed and it seems to have Nazi bloodstains on it.
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Leviathan.Chaosx said: » Well now it's finally happen. I'm very skeptical of Trump now. I was ok to meh at least he's not Hillary for the longest time to ugh stop pandering to the lowest common denominator (you couldn't really do that, etc.), but now I'm skeptical. Thanks to Palin's endorsement, I'm officially worried. So get it together Rubio, or Paul (but that would take some serious turnaround now). Not that I preferred him to begin with at all (I helped Paul), but he was always a better choice than Hillary... Looking at you too Bernie, you better keep that momentum going. What about Palin endorsing Trump has you more skeptical than before? It was inevitable, I'm kinda glad they got it out of the way early. Sylph.Jeanpaul said: » I have a Lugar that my great uncle picked up during his tour in Europe (which included storming the beaches of Normandy). I don't know the specifics other than the firing pin is removed and it seems to have Nazi bloodstains on it. Confirmed Nazi bloodstains!?! Or could it be ketchup? Ramyrez said: » Personally I want a Webley 1896 W.G. Army Revolver "Webley Green." Because Indiana *** Jones. Edit: Sadly, the only one for sale on the site you listed there is ~$3.5k and appears to be the "other" version, not the Green. Maybe someday though. Think of it as an investment. An investment in freedom. Sylph.Jeanpaul said: » I have a Lugar that my great uncle picked up during his tour in Europe (which included storming the beaches of Normandy). I don't know the specifics other than the firing pin is removed and it seems to have Nazi bloodstains on it. There might be a gunsmith near you that could help you restore it to working order again. I'm pretty sure they'll leave the Nazi bloodstains on it if you ask them to. Ramyrez said: » Personally I want a Webley 1896 W.G. Army Revolver "Webley Green." Because Indiana *** Jones. Edit: Sadly, the only one for sale on the site you listed there is ~$3.5k and appears to be the "other" version, not the Green. Maybe someday though. My youngest brother got this monstrosity for Christmas. When I asked him why that thing, he looked me square in the eye and said "Homophobes." That convinced me.
Altimaomega said: » Confirmed Nazi bloodstains!?! Or could it be ketchup? Bahamut.Omael said: » There might be a gunsmith near you that could help you restore it to working order again. I'm pretty sure they'll leave the Nazi bloodstains on it if you ask them to. Bahamut.Omael said: » Ramyrez said: » Personally I want a Webley 1896 W.G. Army Revolver "Webley Green." Because Indiana *** Jones. Edit: Sadly, the only one for sale on the site you listed there is ~$3.5k and appears to be the "other" version, not the Green. Maybe someday though. Think of it as an investment. An investment in freedom. An investment in living a fantasy, more like. Which is, again, fine with me. I'm not against firearms by any means. I just want people to be honest about why they have them. Bahamut.Omael said: » My youngest brother got this monstrosity for Christmas. When I asked him why that thing, he looked me square in the eye and said "Homophobes." That convinced me. In line with what I just said, I see no sensible reason a citizen ever needs to own something like this. It doesn't really stop me from eying it with avarice, though. Ramyrez said: » I just want people to be honest about why they have them. I have mine because people are animals. Ramyrez said: » I just want people to be honest about why they have them. That's fair. I own the ones I own because I watched too many westerns growing up, and sometimes you buy things you don't really need when you're bored and have money. I get the personal/family protection angle.
I guess I just have a hard time seeing myself in a position where me introducing a gun does anything but escalate -- and make more dangerous -- an already bad situation. I mean, I've got the "shooting the bad guy before they shoot a good person" mindset to, to some degree. I just can't see it realistically playing out with a happy ending despite any fanciful idea of being a hero. Bahamut.Omael said: » Ramyrez said: » I just want people to be honest about why they have them. That's fair. I own the ones I own because I watched too many westerns growing up, and sometimes you buy things you don't really need when you're bored and have money. Yeah. Hence my desire for Indy-related firearms. And the aforementioned lightsabers. Offline
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Ramyrez said: » I mean, I've got the "shooting the bad guy before they shoot a good person" mindset to, to some degree. I just can't see it realistically playing out with a happy ending Ramyrez said: » I just want people to be honest about why they have them. |
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