GUNS!

[Nick M]

I posted this in that idiot thread about Jesus didn't say to buy a sword. I thought it was be good here.

Machine Gun 1942

Now to try and recall what I have been told. Our (Uncle Sam) M60 was an attempt to replicate the MG42. It worked pretty well but had a few shortcomings. We buy it from FN now, called the M240, incase anybody wants to know.

But some people like to tinker, and that is actually a good thing. Here is the improved M60. And what they are doing is a really big deal.

M60

 

[Nick M]

Suppressor

And its called a suppressor, not a silencer. It works like a car's muffler. It muffles the combustion noises. It doesn't silence anything. Besides the action of the weapon makes a lot of noise, and there is no stopping that. Unless you are in a movie.

 

[Delmar]

And its called a suppressor, not a silencer. It works like a car's muffler. It muffles the combustion noises. It doesn't silence anything. Besides the action of the weapon makes a lot of noise, and there is no stopping that. Unless you are in a movie.

That wasn't silent but it was pretty quiet. Not much for suppressors myself. Half the fun of shooting is making thunder!

 

[Nick M]

Half the fun of shooting is making thunder!

What?

 

[serpentdove]

Does anyone have a tax stamp? Thinking about getting one? That would open up a whole new wish list. :think:

 

[serpentdove]

.45 Glock, Model 21

Nice. I own the Glock 19 w/ magazine extension.

 

[Delmar]

What?

You don't understand, or you don't agree?

 

[Delmar]

Does anyone have a tax stamp? Thinking about getting one? That would open up a whole new wish list. :think:

If I had the money to throw around the main thing I would use a tax stamp for, would be a short barrel shotgun. Though, here in Indiana, SBS are not allowed so I would have to use the loophole of starting with something that came from the manufacturer with a pistol grip and use an "any other weapon" stamp.

Truth is I have a problem with my hard earned gun budget going to the government for a tax stamp. So the closest I am ever going to come to that is shooting 000 buckshot out of a Judge, or getting a BP Howdah gun. Either option would be a whole lot of fun without breaking the bank.

 

[Delmar]

The other thing I have considered and probably will pick up one day, is the Leinad 45lc/410 SxS 11" derringer. This can be picked up for under $200. I think, if I got one of these, I would want to rig up a full sized pistol grip and maybe even replace the trigger spur with a trigger guard.

Leinad 45lc/410 SxS 11" derringer

 

[lightbringer]

12 gauge concealable?

http://www.serbu.com/top/superShorty.php

$5 tax stamp according to the company.

 

[serpentdove]

[Derringer]

:think:

I own this little James Bond, Derringer pen pistol.

 

[Nick M]

Does anyone have a tax stamp?

Yep.

the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

 

[Nick M]

You don't understand, or you don't agree?

That was a a bad deaf joke. :noid:

 

[serpentdove]

[Tax stamp] "Yep. The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

I'm jealous. :sigh: Did you get yourself a Glock 18?

”Family guy season 4 episode 21 I take three quagmire"

 

[Nick M]

I'm jealous. :sigh: Did you get yourself a Glock 18?

Apparently you don't understand. The $200 stamp passed when it was cost significantly more than the firearm, and more than the average American wage by a lot. It was an illegal move for the purpose of infriging on ownership rights.

 

[serpentdove]

Apparently you don't understand. The $200 stamp passed when it was cost significantly more than the firearm, and more than the average American wage by a lot. It was an illegal move for the purpose of infriging on ownership rights.

Of course. I thought you applied and got yours. I understand that many people are rejected for no good reason. Some say you should get one now before you cannot get one at all. :Nineveh: FPS Russia 50 cal Dune Buggy

 

[Delmar]

12 gauge concealable?

http://www.serbu.com/top/superShorty.php

$5 tax stamp according to the company.

Those are fantastic!
Yes it is a $5 stamp to transfer a gun classified as "any other weapon" but I'm pretty certain the builder pays a pretty hefty tax stamp on the manufacturing side. Thus the $700 price tag on a $200 sawed off.

 

[Delmar]

That was a a bad deaf joke. :noid:

Which, I'm sorry to say, went right over my head.

 

[Delmar]

:think:

I own this little James Bond, Derringer pen pistol.

That is very cool. I guess if there was a shooter coming after you, you could hide and get it ready in case he finds you.

 

[Delmar]

Apparently you don't understand. The $200 stamp passed when it was cost significantly more than the firearm, and more than the average American wage by a lot. It was an illegal move for the purpose of infriging on ownership rights.

And there is not a thing we can do about it as long as the courts uphold that nonsense and the other two branches don't stand up for the people.