Local Gun Law
Created 13 years ago2011-08-04 08:49:27 UTC by
zeeba-G
Created 13 years ago2011-08-04 08:49:27 UTC by
zeeba-G
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-07 04:59:01 UTC
Post #297490
Don't take my previous comment too seriously.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-07 06:44:01 UTC
Post #297492
Oh lol.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-07 11:28:53 UTC
Post #297503
I don't give a fuck what America's constitution saysCoincidentally, neither do at least 85% of our own politicians.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-07 16:05:36 UTC
Post #297525
Try to ALWAYS keep your head on a swivel. if the attacker get the jump on you, you won't get a chance to pull your side arm. =(
A friend of a friend of mine got jumped from behind. they bashed his head in so bad, he now is saddled with permanent brain damage and physical disabilites from the attack, for life. I don't really know him but i've seen him a couple times. he is really fucked up. =(
if you're carring i'd also recommend a small hammerless 38 or sum such for a backup(usually an ankle holster) Once you wear them for a while you don't even notice.
A friend of a friend of mine got jumped from behind. they bashed his head in so bad, he now is saddled with permanent brain damage and physical disabilites from the attack, for life. I don't really know him but i've seen him a couple times. he is really fucked up. =(
if you're carring i'd also recommend a small hammerless 38 or sum such for a backup(usually an ankle holster) Once you wear them for a while you don't even notice.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-07 19:59:00 UTC
Post #297540
I'm not sure I'd like to encounter Captain Terror on the streets.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 03:50:40 UTC
Post #297544
Wow, sorry for that guy. YOu'r right the best self defense is to always be aware and alert. Anything could happen at any second so be ready before it does. And assume the worst.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 05:49:20 UTC
Post #297545
You'r right the best self defense is to always be aware and alert.And apparently buying a gun gives you this ability but receiving professional training does not.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 06:04:23 UTC
Post #297546
I have to receive professional training to carry the gun.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 07:57:21 UTC
Post #297547
Professional training on how to operate a firearm. Not the same thing.
But then again considering you know absolutely nothing about martial arts, I'll just blame it on ignorance.
Sure, a gun will allow you to shoot somebody dead. Too bad you won't see him before he pulls on you, and you're absolutely right, martial arts will not protect you from a bullet whizzing your way. Neither will a gun. Only Kevlar Armour can. So why don't you just get a Kevlar vest instead?
Martial arts won't protect you from a gun.
the best self defense is to always be aware and alert.I severely hope you realize the extreme amounts of ignorance, idiocy, irony and contradiction that are packed into these two posts. I really do.
But then again considering you know absolutely nothing about martial arts, I'll just blame it on ignorance.
Sure, a gun will allow you to shoot somebody dead. Too bad you won't see him before he pulls on you, and you're absolutely right, martial arts will not protect you from a bullet whizzing your way. Neither will a gun. Only Kevlar Armour can. So why don't you just get a Kevlar vest instead?
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 10:22:07 UTC
Post #297549
What's wrong with pepper spray or something?
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 11:56:24 UTC
Post #297550
Ohmahgahd Crollo....
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 12:54:18 UTC
Post #297552
I'm buying a revolver as soon as I turn 21.
Just sayin'.
Just sayin'.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 13:01:40 UTC
Post #297553
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 13:18:33 UTC
Post #297555
They killed the love with that last Superbowl performance. 
Oh my God, is that girl terrible at singing.
Oh my God, is that girl terrible at singing.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 17:48:47 UTC
Post #297565
Martial arts isn't the art of being aware. Its the art of paying a teacher too much money for bs you could figure out on your own.
I am a master, bow to your sense
And I guess you could bring pepper spray to a gun fight, if you prefer that method...
@luke, that was my plan. I'm 22 now and haven't gotten my own pistol yet but revolvers are a nice choice because of their lack of jamming and simplicity. Also they look sweet. I'd recommend atleast an eight shot though.
I am a master, bow to your sense
And I guess you could bring pepper spray to a gun fight, if you prefer that method...
@luke, that was my plan. I'm 22 now and haven't gotten my own pistol yet but revolvers are a nice choice because of their lack of jamming and simplicity. Also they look sweet. I'd recommend atleast an eight shot though.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 19:24:35 UTC
Post #297568
Martial arts isn't the art of being aware. Its the art of paying a teacher too much money for bs you could figure out on your own.You're a effing idiot.
I seriously don't get why you're getting a firearm.
Recieving professional SD training is not a substitution for having a firearm as protection, but having a firearm as protection doesn't substitute for professional SD training. If you seriously think you can 'figure out' on your own what proper training can do, then by all means go ahead mister NSA agent. I'd love to watch you fail and get shot, because that's what happens to idiots who think they can train themselves the same as somebody who's trained their entire life every day all day by a instructor who actually knows what he's doing.
If you're receiving professional training on how to point a gun at a target then that's all you're doing. You're just building your ability to bring up your sights and fire. That's it.
Also your supposed friend who knew karate is a complete idiot, here's to hoping he got the arrogance and ignorance beaten out of him.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 20:44:44 UTC
Post #297573
I'd recommend atleast an eight shot though.Hell no. I'm getting a 44 or 45. If it was an 8 shot it'd be a 22 or something shitty.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-08 23:36:53 UTC
Post #297577
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-09 00:28:52 UTC
Post #297578
Those are .357 rounds.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-09 00:36:08 UTC
Post #297579
Damn, I'm going to get some popcorn, and follow this conversation, Its just Zeeba saying small things and Crollo getting all worked up. Funny stuff.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-09 00:47:17 UTC
Post #297580
9mm is the same as .357'ths of an inch. The .357 actually is longer and more powerful than the 9mm bullet though.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-09 02:34:46 UTC
Post #297583
The .357 actually is longer and more powerful than the 9mm bullet thoughstill does that same job though right?
i dont know about you, but i doubt i could/would actually shoot someone if i ended up carrying a gun or needing to use it to defend myself or whateve
you guys play way too many computer games with guns in them
in any case, in Australia the only real firearms a citizen can hold is like, single shot rifles and shotgun and you need like a full licence and police check, reason to own one etc etc.
even then, shops arnt allowed to sell flick knifes, knuckle dusters (or weapons like that).
therefore if your in a part of town where you feel like you may be in danger one night, or whatever, then you're simply told to "get over it". incidentally the ammount of assualts arnt very high (unless you live in sydney or melbourne where people allways get knifed at train stations)
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 05:36:01 UTC
Post #297696
After all this, I may just settle for mace and a knife. 
This makes me think again.
If I carry I will get a taurus tcp .380. But also mace and a knife so I have multiple options.
This makes me think again.
If I carry I will get a taurus tcp .380. But also mace and a knife so I have multiple options.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 08:46:53 UTC
Post #297713
Why not just get a taser gun? I believe they can be purchased in the US, and they aren't considered a firearm, so no need for all the licensing stuff. Although I suppose that would vary from state to state.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 10:43:51 UTC
Post #297714
Because ideally, you would want to wound your attacker so they can't attack you, not kill them ouyright.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 11:18:17 UTC
Post #297717
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 11:27:09 UTC
Post #297719
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 11:31:20 UTC
Post #297720
Well, mace would work just as well then.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 18:50:44 UTC
Post #297738
@Jeff: So it's the same then? At least they're probably cheaper. And if you don't need a licence, that's the way to go. Guns are lethal just as well.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 19:44:46 UTC
Post #297743
Humanity should go back to swords.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 19:52:25 UTC
Post #297745
^
Guns are overrated anyhow.
Guns are overrated anyhow.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 20:11:24 UTC
Post #297747
Humanity should go back to swords.Funny you should say that. By old Swedish law you are allowed to carry a broadsword for defence purposes.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-11 20:27:15 UTC
Post #297748
At least swords were a fair fight. If you had some skill and experience, you could defend yourself fairly confidently. I can't imagine any situation where you'd feel safe at all when someone pulls a gun on you.
But you just try and get society back to them.
But you just try and get society back to them.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-12 00:13:19 UTC
Post #297759
Tazer is a decent idea too. Either way i'm buying the gun just to have at home.
This things smaller than my cell phone and carries 6 .380 bullets. They're almost the size of 9mm's. And I can get this gun for $300.
Compared it in the store to the taurus tcp and fell in love with the ruger. People made it's trigger pull look too hard on youtube but it was very easy and much nicer than the taurus'.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-12 01:02:01 UTC
Post #297762
At least swords were a fair fight. If you had some skill and experience, you could defend yourself fairly confidently. I can't imagine any situation where you'd feel safe at all when someone pulls a gun on you.Yes, imagine being mugged and producing a rapier. Good sport!
But you just try and get society back to them.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-12 02:22:55 UTC
Post #297765
Swords would be fun. I couldn't imagine them existing without guns now a days. People seem so much more competitive now a days. People would be going crazy with swords!
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-12 03:34:53 UTC
Post #297766
En gàrde!
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-15 01:22:17 UTC
Post #297964
I will also carry a knife and mace.so... if the gun fails you pull the knife, if the knife fails go for the mace?
you've got two good legs to run away with remember!
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-15 01:28:18 UTC
Post #297965
You forgot the hammer, the pike, and the chainsaw.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-15 16:02:52 UTC
Post #297997
I always carry a knife, really as a tool. And the mace will be so that I don't necessarily have to resort to a gun in a self defense incident.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-15 18:39:22 UTC
Post #298004
Uh... are you serious? A MACE?
...Only if you're carrying a full set of baroque metal plate armour.
...Only if you're carrying a full set of baroque metal plate armour.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-15 19:31:32 UTC
Post #298008
Good choice Zeeba. Funtional, subtle, small.
Now personally, I'd be walking around with a long bow if I could. How BA would that be.
Why can we walk around with guns but not longbows? I'd be down with paying for training and a license for it.
Now personally, I'd be walking around with a long bow if I could. How BA would that be.
Why can we walk around with guns but not longbows? I'd be down with paying for training and a license for it.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-15 19:49:20 UTC
Post #298009
Same reason you can [In some states] buy a .50 caliber sniper rifle and a .50 magnum Desert Eagle but can't buy a big knife, BECAUSE YOU MIGHT JUST FUCKING HURT SOMEBODY!
Your gun laws in the states are ass-backwards.
Your gun laws in the states are ass-backwards.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-15 19:50:39 UTC
Post #298010
Uh... are you serious? A MACE?Mace as in pepper spray, Stu. Pepper spray.
...Only if you're carrying a full set of baroque metal plate armour.
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-15 19:50:55 UTC
Post #298011
Oh god how did this get here I'm not good with computers
Posted 13 years ago2011-08-16 02:30:35 UTC
Post #298016
Aw, too bad. I was really hoping to see photos of Zeeba-G lugging around an antique ornate mace. A flail could have been fun too.
@Blitzkrieg: How about a crossbow?
@Blitzkrieg: How about a crossbow?
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