I wouldn’t recommend it though.

I remember a few years back we went to a nevada gun store while we were in Tahoe and there was a .50 BMG (can't remember if it was a Barrett) just chilling a few inches out of reach for little kid me. It was such a stark contrast to Cali I was so confused

Need to be 18+ to carry/buy a gun.

@JDCREW Yeah boy we have these things sitting on sportsmen warehouse countertops

dude sportsman warehouse is a madhouse here. 3 and a half hour waits to get a gun, even when preordered

pffft

never in a hundred years here

Nevada also, for whatever reason, has a lot of shooting ranges.

Well

hmm I wonder why...

I guess I just answered my own question

lmao yeah

glad to see Nevada law makers didn't buckle after the Vegas shooting

at least I don't think they did, did they?

Not really

Just more security screenings at hotels and public venues

Change in security policy.

fair enough. no gun policy changes though which is good

And enforcement of background checks at private gun sales/gun shows.

Etc

Standard stuff.

yeah..

Bunch of other stuff though, put in place by federal legislation not Nevada

Such as bump stocks.

I honestly still don't even know what a bumpstock is

Basically:

It’s a shock that when you fire it just knocks your find back on the trigger again

Or dumps

It used the inertia of the recoil of the gun to move your hand basically

huh

You can bump fire your weapon without a bump stock

Ok ok let me dumb it down

my cousin said you can get the same effect with a shoelace

You can

nono that was a huh as in interesting

Bump stocks just make it easier.

not confusion

lol

okay understandable thanks

A bump stock basically just used the kinetic energy the gun produced when fired to push the weapon into the stock (it has a spring to push it back) and the stock pushes the weapon forward again, thus pushing the now armed trigger/hammer back into your finger causing the weapon to fire again