They use those, a 22 semi auto like a 15-22 and a semi auto 12G
@Joshu not good enough
Some guy owns a challenger 1 fully active
Because it is a single loading rifle
Just a big one
@Joshu we need semi automatic
He just can't fire explosive rounds
He can however use APFSDS if he wanted
Do you know anyone who is is the army?
https://www.sportsmanguncentre.co.uk/smith-and-wesson-m-and-p-15-22-sport-22-lr
15-22
My whole family almost before me
Most I've done is be an instructor
Good so you have sone sort of access to millitary assets
I know what full auto and semi feels like yes.
And how real rifles work
What is it like to hold?
Do you feel like a badass?
SA80? Heavy but well weighted
Lots on the shoulder due to bullpup
Not much kick due to weight
Easy to take apart
5.56 is a big of a baby tbh
7.62 NATO? Now that's when you Really gotta be holding shit right
But yes there is a certain.. Feeling you get. When you hold a rifle, power but also responsibility
I can't be bothered with all of the fuss/cost of gun ownership - I just frequent a range whenever I go stateside
why not go to a range in the UK
most provide a gun
Too expensive, it's a holiday thing
I live on 65p microwave meals and being dressed up warm 🙂
Buy a low powered air rifle if you just want to shoot for fun. I can pick one of those up fairly cheap from the Hollybush (outdoors store) in my area
No point
If things really start to go south, i'll petition for a shotgun license
Im sure they wont go to that level, all this talk of civil war is probobly not going to happen.
A police state is quite likely
Potato gun?
You don’t really do civil wars anymore. It’s civil unrest now
https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/1184423860978049025
gbp jumping up again
was hoping for a little selloff so I could get back in and short the euro
our inflation is down as well
