Let the good people get them too

"Time was when every Englishman had a musket in his cottage, and along with it hung a flitch of bacon; now there was no flitch of bacon for there was no musket; let the musket be restored and the flitch of bacon would soon follow. You will get nothing from your tyrants but what you can take, and you can take nothing unless you are properly prepared to do so. In the words of a good man, then, I say 'Arm for peace, arm for liberty, arm for justice, arm for the rights of all, and the tyrants will no longer laugh at your petitions.'"

man I want a SMLE

And then only the government would really be able to decide who is and isn't fit to own a weapon and that's a one-sided argument

@Tea Hunting, target shooting and collection.

@Cow Oh aye hunting.

And hunting

I've debated getting a gun for target shooting

Fellas Im off to bed

Would be good.

Apply hunting

Happy*

But not really hunting, I prefer my bow

goodnight fellow rightless fajit

Hunting is a but iffy reason though

?

I own a .177 air gun, needs restoring but it’s a nice piece

Hunting is fun

nah I like hunting with a LMG

You'd need to show your paperwork

easy hunting

I have my air gun still.

@Cow what modle?

in America hunting is generally considered the most legit reason to have a gun?

@RatKing Baikal, it’s a junior model exported from soviet Russia.

@Cow If I do eventually move fully forward with the idea, any recomendations to a good first rifle?

USSR, I bet it's rugged af.

@Tea when your baby is born in the states he'll be able to own one without your Supervision at 6

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Air rifles aren't even considered guns here for the most part they are toys @Tea

can confirm, born in states, have owned a double barrel since age 5

@Deleted User No.

Ag

Yes

They are toys

no the thing before

no

Oh

I do it for comp

Im good at probe