Message from @missdanger
Discord ID: 470518894348730369
Live in Florida currently, for some reason I doubt that we have many laws against knives
Also don't be stupid with it, don't do the tacticool carry. because police won't be kind to you in that case
I know the law here UK. I break the law every time I leave the house.
Fun fact: Germany never banned an open carry of swords
I was at the air once and had my knife in my main bag. My name came over the sound system. They had a lot to say to me and said they were going to take my knife as evidence. I went to gab it out of their hand coz my knife means a lot to me and they pointed a loaded fucking machine gun at my head. That was quite a felling.
So you are not allowed to carry knives with long blade
But not swords
But seriously that gun is atrotious, they make the worst ideas and then hope they sell on name alone. The street sweeper. Its basically a company when edgy reaper mains come together and design. Guns.
At any rate, we should just rename this channel firearms gore
Bloody mechanical abomination
oh
I didn't link here
Now that more like it
I'm rather proud of the diligence I've developed when dealing with my handgun. Any time I handle it, I instinctively check if it's loaded or unloaded.
If I keep up this level of paranoia, I may be able to stave off the 'inevitable' negligent discharge.
I already had an ND on the range
Spooked me into diligence
**Forgotten Weapons** Uploaded a new youtube video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_6RaBZnbGw
Should we get Neo Centrist to add videos from Demolition Ranch too?
Ofc he will stare
Because it is a fokking AR18, mate
>You could never take on the US military with AR-15s!
>AR-15s are Military Weapons.
Pick one. And I'm still not giving you my guns.
Also, closest thing I've had to an ND, I got put in an awkward situation by a range owner... First time at their range with my new handgun. I'm practicing, familiarizing myself with my first handgun, and the range owner calls cease fire, calls me over.
Next thing I know, he's flung a snake about 10 feet away from me.
Outside the context of the range, I *could* have had my first ND. After dealing with the snake, I turned away, and realized I still had my finger on the trigger.
Gave me an appreciation for trigger discipline.
Sorry, I'm unfamiliar with gun terms since I don't own one yet
What is ND?
Negligent Discharge.
Ah
Once I'm done getting a few more things that I need more than a gun, I plan to purchase my first gun




