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Woah, wtf was that for? Every American shouldn't own a gun - especially if they can't shoot it. I wouldn't trust every American's ability to shoot a .22 pistol or rifle.
Dude, you need to pump the brakes a bit or you aren't going to last long on this board talking like that. That right there is a typical argument used by all antis. Also, there was no need to call out a long standing member here, who was just trying to share his opinion. Why would you take it as a personal attack?
*shrug* It's cool man, debate / discussion is always fine with me. What's a community without discussion anyway?... but many here will be as you will find out soon enough.
Let's see what we come up with...
Something to think about: since this board is private property, the first amendment does not apply.if you would go so far as to say I should keep my mouth shut and not speak my opinion or whatever is on my mind, then you should read that ONE amendment which our great and wise forefathers decided to put FIRST..
Something to think about: since this board is private property, the first amendment does not apply.
True enough and if it is indeed the dictate of the owner that freedom be suppressed, so be it, that is the natural right of Sovereignty over one's own property.
I would simply find that... a most unfortunate microcosmic example of how power can be used to stifle free discourse.
That's what I have seen.And if ever your opinion is suppressed, it will not be in an effort to limit your freedom or to stifle discourse, it will be to prevent you from being a douchebag.
Membership does have its privileges.And if you care about your freedom and your rights, I might suggest you become a Green member and support the cause rather than just show up and tell members how things should be. Welcome to NES
Woah, wtf was that for? Every American shouldn't own a gun - especially if they can't shoot it. I wouldn't trust every American's ability to shoot a .22 pistol or rifle.
Your very international and prefer good hardware.An American should own an AR15, Remington 870, Colt 1911
A Russian should own an AK47, Saiga 12, (insert Russian pistol of choice)
An Austrian should own a Steyr AUG, (insert Austrian shotgun/rifle of choice), Glock
My personal list would be an AR15, Saiga 12, and a Glock. I wonder what that says about me.
Phased plasma rifle in the forty watt range.
Holy Zombie Thread! I wonder how Jose is doing?
At the end of World War One roughly 75% of US troops were actually armed with the M1917 Enfield rifle. It is a fantastic rifle and no US collection is complete without one. I find it superior to the 1903 although one could argue the 1903A3 is comparable.#
#3. M1 Garand or Springfield 1903
They are as American as old glory herself. They won us our country from the grips of tyranny twice and anyone would be honored to own one. Each gun is different. The days when no two woods were the same. The stench of 70+ year old walnut never gets old. The stories each gun could tell. Its like holding everything we stand for.
Completely agree with this. I have two complete matching from Remington & Eddystone and one arsenal refurbished Winchester that with Johnson Automatic barrel and parkerized finish. Don't get me wrong, the original 1903 is a great rifle, but being a stricter Mauser clone I really have no preference one way or the other 1903 over the standard Gew98 contemporary. As you said the 1903A3 with the improvements, especially to the sighting system, is far more favorably compared.At the end of World War One roughly 75% of US troops were actually armed with the M1917 Enfield rifle. It is a fantastic rifle and no US collection is complete without one. I find it superior to the 1903 although one could argue the 1903A3 is comparable.