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When someone describes themselves as "liberal", it's usually safe to assume they have some socialist leanings which in general preclude gun rights. Even if they don't, pretty much everyone in their party does. That's why modern "liberals" aren't gun-rights supporters. Classic liberals are...

Hmm, quick sketch, but you get the idea. More of the "comedy option" if you will. :D

Voted yes. Just tools, certainly. But to me, they're tools which easily hold as high a level of aesthetic beauty as the architecture of a building or the machined parts of a sports car. With the right photography skills, I've seen some pictures from those type of threads that I wouldn't mind...

Oh man, I can't think of any other company, factory, or theme park I'd like to visit more than that place. Although I think I would be tempted to yell at them for putting all the nice firearms in the mud, instead of selling them to me :p

From what people are saying, it seems like hearing damage is something to seriously consider, if possible. I think something like a suppressed .45 would be best in a situation like this, since you could just pick it up and go, rather than fumbling around with headphones, and the suppressor...

Hmmm, "Coke" with softer "ch" throat sound. Ok. Not to derail, but on a similar subject... how would you normally say "CETME", "SAR-1", and "WASR-10"? I would assume both AKs would be pronounced like any acronym, but CETME is kind of a mouthfull...

Ugh, not a nice incident. :fire: This kind of event is a good contradiction to the "Don't own a gun, it will only make the situation more violent" arguments that the anti people spout. Other lessons to learn: Get stronger doors. Take threats seriously. Keep trash like Victorino in jail.

If you wanted to, you could always get a free dog and go with one of the other options. Not a ridgeback of course, but I'm sure you could find a good mixed breed.

5:1 Ratio: 5(?) pistols... 1 Rifle. The question mark because one of them is in a questionable state of wear, and another is an ancient unidentified revolver. *Edit* Wait, also a flintlock. Does that count? :D

Beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder. Personally I thought that Webley Fosbery picture earlier was quite cool looking. Certainly a different style, but so far I like it better than all of the other revolver pictures in this thread (sorry! :uhoh: I'm an autoloader fan myself, and like...

The thing that bugged me the most wasn't the stupid portrayal of the gun industry, it was the ending where they walked past the schoolyard and were all happy because obviously nothing like that could ever happen again because the evil gun companies were shut down... :rolleyes:

I agree with the others about it not being in the same catagory and level of seriousness. I would care if there were limiting our speech and beliefs. I would care if you had to get a license to have children. In the same way, I care about gun control. These are essential human rights, and...

I went to show in Melbourne Florida yesterday and although I'm fairly new to the scene (this was the second gunshow I've been to), I wasn't overly impressed. I only saw one or two non-FFL tables selling firearms, and there weren't many good deals anywhere. Good deals: The large professional...

Great! I only have a Ruger 10/22 at the moment, but I'm really interested in picking one up after handling them today at a gunshow. They're a lot smaller than I was expecting, and felt just right when I shouldered them.

The funny (stupid) thing is, it said "Machine guns." in place of "Assault weapons. Aren't they just the cutest things?" at the start of the article yesterday. I guess enough people (including me) emailed him. That guy is the one of the worst I've encountered when it comes to sheer arrogance and...

Another good one in the same line of thinking is "People shouldn't carry concealed weapons. If you have a gun, the bad guy will surely kill you!". That came up when I was talking to one of my crazy anti-gun friends recently. The gun is there "in case" you need it, and it certainly doesn't...

These people seem to think of gun manufacturers and supporters as big evil corporations that skirt the law in order to make billions of ill-gotten dollars on criminal sales and the blood of innocent children. :rolleyes: I was wondering though, do you guys think Feinstein and her group really...

I know it's pretty practical, but I find the image of a specialist mercenary rabbit killer sneaking around in the bushes at night with a silenced rifle and night vision goggles very humorous. Something like this. ;) Oh well, good to see no one's protesting or freaking out about it.

Oh great, now I really, really want one. I only own a Ruger 10/22 as far as rifles go, and I think it's about time to start my collection. Judging by the price, quality, and overall great deal of these things, they seem like the perfect choice, and who knows, they might not be around much longer...

Ouch.