its not the guns that are dangerous, its the people handling the guns

Yep

Jeez i only fired a 9mm glock and a 9mm bolt action rifle and i could handle those guns better than those rioters

Its not just them normal people do it too

yeah

Local gunshop all the new people sweeping you with guns

shit is scary

One dude started pointing it and everyone drew guns on him

loooooool

thats a good lesson for him

cursed

hmmmmmmm

when you cut off 1 micrometer from your AR-15's 16" barrel
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/601499673932333061/737409407536857150/video0.mp4

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ok, who here thinks an ar 15 needs a buffer tube?

Some guy told me if you use a suppressor you can't get hearing damage I face palmed

actually, that depends

If your using subsonic rounds or wearing hearing protection

He wasn't doing either

The statistic. It shows the cars kill more than guns.
Also this might show why gun licensing is not a good idea?

Could also be because cars didn’t have air bags?

They were mostly only in German and Swedish cars for a long while...

What I’m really wondering is what happened from 2006 to 2009...

New gun case for my bt-99 is on its way

For this bad boy

I’m really wondering about that graph...

Cars are just 1000 pounds bullets ngl

I prefer my cars in 16inch shell configuration

And if it’s Mark 23

https://www.armslist.com/posts/12185718/sacramento-california-rifles-for-sale-trade--m1891-mosin-nagant-

Is that a good deal?

1916

I'm assuming it still works lol

I'm wondering if I should pursue it

It was $350 earlier

He lowered the price

@Diabeł Boruta do you know anything about Mosins? I know you're pretty knowledgeable when it comes to Soviet gas masks and such

Why

Because I'm wondering if mosins from 1916 are still applicable to modern day uses

I know WW2 mosins are great

Your wondering if a 104 year old rifle is a old rifle for what?