when I was in Texas, we had some good friends from church who were very pro gun. One of their kids got cancer when he was like two, and if I remember correctly, I think they jokingly said something about not wanting him to go to heaven having never killed a deer or something. <:KEK:795742276549607456> anyways, they took him hunting and he shot a 30/06 (with his dad's help) before he even hit three. kid was a total badass! <:dogekek:726878872607653918>

idk if it was legal, but i dont think half the people there cared about the laws that much too do anything *in that particular case*

Nice

Just put a Ruger PC Charger on layaway <a:5999_DancingCockroach:726883731012452363>

Noice

Btw what your guys thoughts on a safety on a firearm as well as a safety on a knife

Finger is best safety

I hear you there which is why I own an APX centurion and a Hellcat, but I think if a person trains with it enough or has a grip safety like with XD series by Springfield then it isn't an issue

But ultimately gun safety and good practices Trump any manual safeties

Though I could be using flawed logic here

Theres alot of factors involved

Duity guns you dont want a safety, something with a striker no, revolvers no, double-single action no, single-action only (1911) yes

My carry pistol is an XDS has a passive grip safty which I have never failed to not trigger. Also, most remotely modern pistols have an internal drop safety. I could give or take the grip safety but I would want a drop safety. You also clearly have admiration for the 1911 but it has one of your hates, a manual safety.

@Stargatemaster96 hopefully targetsportusa is good cause I recommended it to my bro 🙂

he got a savage axis that uses 6.5 creedmoor and couldn't find any ammo

Most of my ammo has come from them, now days their prices are pretty inline with what you can expect to buy from online and shipping is fast.

Really? I'll have to give them a look

Also thinks for all the input. I really appreciate it

They let you sign up for text or email alerts for when ammo comes in stock which is good because the in demand stuff being sold in line with the inflated market prices sells fast.

You're definitely not wrong there

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z4KQZ0LJwuY&feature=share

I like a well-designed safety on my gun, but like undead said, the shooter is ultimately responsible. as for knives, I hate em. I see no reason to put a safety on any knife for *most* applications. If the knife is well designed and well built, it should not open under normal carry conditions. Something like a gravity knife is a good example, as many of these are held shut by either a mechanical or spring mechanism that in no-way limits the time it takes to deploy them or prevents them from being intentionally deployed. The only time I can really understand wanting a mechanical "safety" switch, would be if I was jumping from a plane or riding a motor cycle. Even still, safety switches are never a 100% and you should always respect a knife for what it is, deployed or not. Just my 2c though. :)

^a specific example for the gravity knife would be something like a benchmade griptillian, with the axis lock. It holds the blade shut under spring tension, and physically locks only when the knife is deployed. Even most good liner-lock knifes have a ball-spring detente which holds the blade shut under spring tension in a way that allows the blade to be deployed quickly.

even swiss army knives hold the blades shut under spring force, and I doubt anyone wants a safety on one of those <:KEK:795742276549607456>

Well thanks for your two cents on the matter

ye, more like maybe ten cents i think though. sorry for the rant :\

The reason I asked is because I got a Sog Flash AT which comes with a safety

It's all good

I hear good things about that knife, but I dont have exp with it. Im sure the safety is fine, but I would likely remove it

thats just me

tbh, it cant hurt anything, so I see no issue with having a saftey, I just dont like them. thats all

Ok

Btw Coldsteel Sr1 is thiccc

i dont know about guns, i heard that the hipoint is the best gun in existence

BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

what

Hipoints are bottom tier guns

Like Kias are to cars

Hi-points are top tier throwing stars though.

Hi-Points allow for a budget.. That's about it.

That's coming from someone that was looking at one

I bought a Ruger instead