Fuckin mong

well roughly is still 72% which is quite a difference

also we lose some of that density due to our lungs

and the human body doesnt stay too well together when it has a hole in it

if the 20mm is AP with a steel core that'd make a big difference.

or tungsten rounds

which is also AP

I was wondering; they probably need to file a tax stamp for every round

even if it's inert

i doubt that. they're probably a manufacturer registered with the government.

different laws apply.

Let's start a fight. Flashlights with pistols. Mounted or freehand?

I don't see a problem with mounted as long as they aren't 500 pounds

https://youtu.be/dRZHsZkv-2A

**Forgotten Weapons** Uploaded a new youtube video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ8bGAyN8o0

mounted flashlight means you have to have a holster formed for it.

not a big deal for a duty pistol, but a pain in the ass for CCW

https://washingtonmonthly.com/magazine/november-december-2018/a-real-longterm-solution-to-gun-violence/

Gun Control, meet State Ownership of the means of production! Next stop, utopia

https://www.nraila.org/articles/20181102/missing-the-marx-gun-control-s-future-is-communism

don't need to read past the first paragraph of the article

first, it goes RIGHT into blaming the NRA

because of course it does

but

```
Banning military-style semiautomatic weapons, regulating magazine clips, closing the gun show loophole, and preventing people with domestic violence restraining orders from acquiring weapons might well reduce levels of gun violence—to some extent. But it is hard to argue that these reforms, even if they all went into effect, would do much more than put a modest dent in the problem, and for a simple reason: there are just too many guns floating around.
```

The author clearly does not know what they are talking about

`magazine clips`
Are they worried about people making collages?

That is my biggest fear

Won't somebody please think of the children 😥

lovely how he inadvertently dismisses most of the arguments people use when they advocate gun control...won’t do more than “modestly dent” gun violence stats *tip fedora

I'm more taken aback by his not even attempting to address the underlying social issues driving gun homicide. If you don't, then even if you can magically remove the guns you'll just replace them with bombs, knives, or chemical attacks. We'll have drug dealers doing drive by acid tossing. Frankly I'd rather get shot.

So, you know how you always hear about 'gun deaths' rather than homicides when it comes to gun control, because suicide makes up 2/3 of gun deaths, so it inflates the number? I've also heard that people who live in a household with guns are far more likely to commit suicide, but does anyone know if there's any data that would indicate the number of firearms purchased with the intent of using them for suicide?

Like what percentage of those who commit suicide via gun have purchased a gun within a couple months of doing it?

Pretty sure that would require an investigative study, and that study would have to be approved by ethics boards, and I highly doubt they'd allow that kind of study to be done. Ethical concerns around snooping through gun purchase records of people who killed themselves just to sum it up in a chart and all.

This is why we need mad social scientists.

All the lack of restraint and ethics, but focused on statistics and demographics studies.

Anyone here interested in recovering old Russian nukes and fixing one up?

yes

right then

find a place that we can rent a sub and tender at

smallest tender you can find and sub needs to have 1600m crush depth or above