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This thread is to discuss what guns you own, or plan to own (or would like to own). If you want to discuss other posters' answers, that's fine, but do NOT derail this thread by complaining about gun ownership or gun control laws, or anything like that. You can discuss this policy with mods or in website feedback, but violators in this thread will be warned or banned depending on the severity of the offence. | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On July 11 2011 09:09 ImbaTosS wrote: The pride of my collection is a pair of Purdey antique custom shotguns. I'm English so naturally, I shoot for sport. HI MOTE!! I want a Mosin, it seems anyone who owns guns owns one of those... And they look pretty nice for how cheap they are. | ||
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DrBoo
Canada1177 Posts
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micronesia
United States24807 Posts
On July 12 2011 04:22 Kezzer wrote: Anyone here a reloader? I'm thinking of getting into it. I assume you are talking about reloading your ammo? My dad does that... he just got a package of materials today actually and the box is SO HEAVY OMG. If I understand you correctly let me know and I'll offer you a few tips for getting started from my dad. | ||
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tdynasty
Canada220 Posts
It grows and shrinks depending on the temperature and my mood. I've fired it countless amounts of time either out of boredum or out of exitement. Sometimes the shot is disapointing but sometimes I wish i could relive that shot everymoment of my life. I like my gun, it's friendly alot of other people wish they could play with it but I have alot of self respect so none of that please. My favorite time to practise and shoot my gun is the mornings. I'm not sure why but I always wakeup in the mood for target practise. But If i'm alone and have no target, I usualy cancel practise. I used to shoot my gun inside a Mazda 3 and Saturn Ion almost every week-end. The owner was always quite pleased, she used to ask me abot how much I enjoy it. Good times. These days since I'm older, I like to have dinner, some drinks, and a really friendly conversation before going to target practise. My aim is really good, I can almost shoot anywhere I want without even opening my eyes. But sometimes it's better to look and aim. Awh, good times indeed. I just hope I don't abuse my gun and ruin it, that would be terrible if it broke on me. All this talk about open season makes me wanna make a few calls and get some target practise organized! Being a Gun owner is Awsome! | ||
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HaXXspetten
Sweden15718 Posts
This thread is to discuss what guns you own, or plan to own (or would like to own). If you want to discuss other posters' answers, that's fine, but do NOT derail this thread by complaining about gun ownership or gun control laws, or anything like that. You can discuss this policy with mods or in website feedback, but violators in this thread will be warned or banned depending on the severity of the offence. Naawww User was warned for this post | ||
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:21 tdynasty wrote: I own a gun. It grows and shrinks depending on the temperature and my mood. I've fired it countless amounts of time either out of boredum or out of exitement. Sometimes the shot is disapointing but sometimes I wish i could relive that shot everymoment of my life. I like my gun, it's friendly alot of other people wish they could play with it but I have alot of self respect so none of that please. My favorite time to practise and shoot my gun is the mornings. I'm not sure why but I always wakeup in the mood for target practise. But If i'm alone and have no target, I usualy cancel practise. I used to shoot my gun inside a Mazda 3 and Saturn Ion almost every week-end. The owner was always quite pleased, she used to ask me abot how much I enjoy it. Good times. These days since I'm older, I like to have dinner, some drinks, and a really friendly conversation before going to target practise. My aim is really good, I can almost shoot anywhere I want without even opening my eyes. But sometimes it's better to look and aim. Awh, good times indeed. I just hope I don't abuse my gun and ruin it, that would be terrible if it broke on me. All this talk about open season makes me wanna make a few calls and get some target practise organized! Being a Gun owner is Awsome! I hope you're trolling. how is a gun "friendly" ? shooting almost anything you want without opening your eyes ? ya right. If you aren't, having some drink before target practice sounds like the dumbest thing you could ever do. I don't own a gun, don't plan on ever owning one, but shit i want to shoot one at least once. | ||
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Brethern
231 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:16 DrBoo wrote: I'm Canadian... what the hell is a gun? Please delete all your internet browsers and never come on the internet again. On July 12 2011 05:25 Nizaris wrote: I hope you're trolling. how is a gun "friendly" ? shooting almost anything you want without opening your eyes ? ya right. If you aren't, having some drink before target practice sounds like the dumbest thing you could ever do. I don't own a gun, don't plan on ever owning one, but shit i want to shoot one at least once. He's talking about his dong. User was warned for this post | ||
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Kezzer
United States1268 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:18 micronesia wrote: I assume you are talking about reloading your ammo? My dad does that... he just got a package of materials today actually and the box is SO HEAVY OMG. If I understand you correctly let me know and I'll offer you a few tips for getting started from my dad. Yeah that would be fantastic. It looks to be around a $300-$400 startup cost, so it's not too big of a dive for something that I love. What does your dad have to say? | ||
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PlaGuE_R
France1151 Posts
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
On July 11 2011 13:24 Kezzer wrote: My Uncle was a WW2 Vet and passed his M1 Springfield down to my family. Once I get my FID license I will be inheriting it  (not my picture) thats pretty damn cool. my roommate is also inheriting his grand father's ww2 rifle, m1 springfield if i remember correctly. it has notches on it for each kills o.O its pretty damn aweing, like looking back at history. | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On July 12 2011 06:07 PlaGuE_R wrote: I'd love to have an M4, just to stroke it, gaze at it, and sometimes shoot it at a range :D Why? M4's are atrocious. I mean, they still make the stupid things with a forward assist and the rather pitiful charging handle. They double feed and jam something fierce. They're a pain to maintain... | ||
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FagelBagel
United States63 Posts
Why? M4's are atrocious. I mean, they still make the stupid things with a forward assist and the rather pitiful charging handle. They double feed and jam something fierce. They're a pain to maintain... I second that, M16s and M4s are swiftly becoming outdated. M16s jam like no tomorrow, M4s are somewhat better but still pretty bad. US military needs to start adopting gas-piston rifles. Russians have a new rifle that outclasses the m16 and m4 in all aspects. AN-94 if you are curious. | ||
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Swiftly
Iceland160 Posts
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PlaGuE_R
France1151 Posts
On July 12 2011 06:35 JingleHell wrote: Why? M4's are atrocious. I mean, they still make the stupid things with a forward assist and the rather pitiful charging handle. They double feed and jam something fierce. They're a pain to maintain... i dont give a damn. I'm not a gun nut. I don't like guns. I just think the M4 is pretty so i dont care if other guns are better, i dont care if its outdated, i dont care if its got forward assist, whatever that is. it's like an Alfa Romeo, its beautiful, but u will end up in a cloud of smoke on the motorway staring forlornly at your engine. | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On July 12 2011 06:46 PlaGuE_R wrote: i dont give a damn. I'm not a gun nut. I don't like guns. I just think the M4 is pretty so i dont care if other guns are better, i dont care if its outdated, i dont care if its got forward assist, whatever that is. it's like an Alfa Romeo, its beautiful, but u will end up in a cloud of smoke on the motorway staring forlornly at your engine.The forward assist is basically a little mechanical button thing on the side you have to hit with your hand after you chamber the first round to make sure the bolt went all the way forward, because the design is shit and they slapped a band-aid on it instead of giving the US military something that works instead. Maybe I'm just bitter about having basically the least reliable weapon known to man be the primary infantry weapon of the US Army... Use one a few times, and you learn to despise them. | ||
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adiga
495 Posts
Dont see a point of having guns in the house we they aren't need for a certain purpose. | ||
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susySquark
United States1692 Posts
On July 12 2011 06:54 JingleHell wrote: The forward assist is basically a little mechanical button thing on the side you have to hit with your hand after you chamber the first round to make sure the bolt went all the way forward, because the design is shit and they slapped a band-aid on it instead of giving the US military something that works instead. Maybe I'm just bitter about having basically the least reliable weapon known to man be the primary infantry weapon of the US Army... Use one a few times, and you learn to despise them. I've used a Colt HBAR AR15 for 15 years, and have used the forward assist a total of zero times. It's there as a backup for when shit goes wrong, not for using every reload. I've put thousands of rounds through it, and jammed maybe twice, due to my own failure when reloading that ammunition. Most feed problems are actually due to magazines... which has nothing to do with the rifle's design. They also make newer rifles based on the AR15 platform with a gas-piston operation if you're that picky about it. But honestly, if you keep your gun well maintained and lubed, it will keep shooting for many many years. | ||
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synapse
China13814 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:21 tdynasty wrote: I own a gun. It grows and shrinks depending on the temperature and my mood. I've fired it countless amounts of time either out of boredum or out of exitement. Sometimes the shot is disapointing but sometimes I wish i could relive that shot everymoment of my life. I like my gun, it's friendly alot of other people wish they could play with it but I have alot of self respect so none of that please. My favorite time to practise and shoot my gun is the mornings. I'm not sure why but I always wakeup in the mood for target practise. But If i'm alone and have no target, I usualy cancel practise. I used to shoot my gun inside a Mazda 3 and Saturn Ion almost every week-end. The owner was always quite pleased, she used to ask me abot how much I enjoy it. Good times. These days since I'm older, I like to have dinner, some drinks, and a really friendly conversation before going to target practise. My aim is really good, I can almost shoot anywhere I want without even opening my eyes. But sometimes it's better to look and aim. Awh, good times indeed. I just hope I don't abuse my gun and ruin it, that would be terrible if it broke on me. All this talk about open season makes me wanna make a few calls and get some target practise organized! Being a Gun owner is Awsome! Pretty much everyone here is a gun owner..  | ||
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FagelBagel
United States63 Posts
I've used a Colt HBAR AR15 for 15 years, and have used the forward assist a total of zero times. It's there as a backup for when shit goes wrong, not for using every reload. I've put thousands of rounds through it, and jammed maybe twice, due to my own failure when reloading that ammunition. Most feed problems are actually due to magazines... which has nothing to do with the rifle's design. They also make newer rifles based on the AR15 platform with a gas-piston operation if you're that picky about it. But honestly, if you keep your gun well maintained and lubed, it will keep shooting for many many years. Most civilian model ARs are of higher quality then what the military uses. I have an M16A4 straight from the Marine Corps (Step father was in the marines) and it performs substantially worse then my Ruger SR556 (civilian AR). The M16 is as clean as it can get, marines are told to clean their rifles in downtime and there is a lot of downtime. The forward assist is to help a round get chambered correctly, combination of sub-par ammo and inefficient design cause rounds to get improperly chambered a lot. It can get pretty dangerous sometimes. If you get a blown primer stuck in the chamber or in the barrel it can explode the gun. This is why I always step back when someone at the range starts pulling the trigger and smacking the gun when its jammed. | ||
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DerNebel
Denmark648 Posts
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