The Gun & Weapon Enthusiasts Thread

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shittim

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revolver, I don't like to grub around in the dirt to pick up my brass.
 
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Rule #2 ..... keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire.


Rule #1...... treat EVERY gun as if it is loaded
Which brings me back to spousely-rules:
1. If you're going to leave your gun on the counter, it's your job to clean the counter. lol
 

Desdichado

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My guess is that he keeps that gun cleaner than the counter.

Which brings me back to spousely-rules:
1. If you're going to leave your gun on the counter, it's your job to clean the counter. lol
 

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Anyone have any experience with the 10mm? I’m an avid backpacker and have been living and hiking in Colorado for many years. A buddy of mine is wanting to go on a one week trip up in the mountains of Montana. While we have a lot of black bear out here, it’s the bigger browns further up north that concern me. I do almost always carry when heading into the woods.

I will usually pack an SP101 in .357 mag. However, I wonder if I shouldn’t pick up a little more firepower before the trip. Five rounds with a fairly sharp recoiling “medium powered” revolver may not be the optimal choice when in Griz country. I’ve been shooting since I was a young boy so I’m very familiar with various firearms and calibers. For some reason though, it seems the 10mm has always eluded me.

I’ve seen a trend among Alaskan outdoorsmen who are starting to carry 10mm semi auto pistols rather than your typical heavy big bore revolvers. I’d rather not have to hike around with a boat anchor, and I feel the 10mm is sufficient…so long as it is reliable. I’m currently torn between a Glock 20 or an EAA Witness. If anyone has experience with either of these two, or could make a recommendation, I’d appreciate it.
 

Desdichado

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I've heard that the Glock 10mms are good. A friend of a friend supposedly saved his life with one of them.

The story goes that he had to leap onto a tree, scamper around, and unload on the bear. Him-1 Bear-0

I doubt a any other pistol round would have done much better unless he decided to truck a .500 Magnum with him.


Again, I think a huge advantage with the Glocks are what you point out- the weight. You get a lot of extra firepower for very little weight. I'm guessing for a woods walk, you'll be carrying OWB on a good gun belt. The thing would be darn near weightless and give sufficient piece of mind.
 

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Okay, take what nutn says with a grain of salt. Buuuut, if you want a good, extensive G20 review from a guy who has run these pistols ragged, this is what you want.

[video=youtube;xKaEmRjVdhY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKaEmRjVdhY[/video]
 

Desdichado

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If I were you, I would consider the long-slide version for a little more barrel length and very little added weight. It's called a Glock 40.

Not to be confused with any of the .40 caliber Glock models.
 

shittim

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I used to think "Glock" was too much like the sound a cat makes coughing up a hairball, I am a believer now.
 
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Finally, some true Americans!
I pack a AR15 fully custom with full out magpul, holo, beam, and silencer.
 
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This is what comes to mind when I see these American weapon glorifying threads.

When I think of Europeans I think; enjoy getting raped by more and more immigrants and terrorists while you are set up to die and do nothing. Around here we dont speak of Europeans because you are an embarrassment to our race.
 
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Make all the jokes you want boss, but ask yourself this, if your govt. turned on you next year, and went tyrannical, what could you do to stop it? Grab a cricket bat and charge a line of men with L85's? Good luck, in my opinion you are a slave, a pet with nothing to hold over your govt.... And for not wanting a weapon to protect yourself from the possibility of evil is borderline insanity in any form of morals.
T_Laurich you cant teach yankees. They dont want logic. If you offer it to them evidence shows they deny it. They are bred to blindly put their heads up their queen without question. Their entire army could not even handle us rebels. When grandpa called them devils it was for a reason. I never met a decent brit in my life.
 
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Snide, snarky, cheeky, smart-alec. Al of those describe my tone accurately. Thanks for noticing.

I would not dream of trying to quell a good debate or examination of an issue you feel strongly about, yet I want to ensure you are prepared for the debate you think you want to get into. So far from what I have seen from you, you aren't. You have no position of your own to present, and you rely on distraction, misdirection, and hyperbole to try to make your points.

I really would like to see you present an argument - a well thought out, intelligent, factual argument. You've managed to be the center of attention in this thread, so the onus is on you to carry the conversation. You want to be heard, so be heard. We look forward to what you have to say, supposing you really do have something to say.
no yahweh you just have to accept that some people are just stupid and not capable of a conversation.
 
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Death from guns

The most likely use of a gun in death is by suicide. 2/3 of deaths from guns are suicides.

I suppose you could call gun ownership a quick euthanasia program.
Easy to apply, less traumatic than jumping off a bridge or in front of a train etc.

Now the argument goes, it is just a hobby putting lead down a range, seeing how well you
can put a hole in an object a few hundred yards away.

And this is really a christian discussion forum issue? Hey my uzzy is better than my 50 cal
snipers rifle that cost $4,000 to put holes in a can. Hey I can do that with a hammer no
problems.....
PeterJens that is not a real statistic. I just looked it up and its nowhere close. Please do not make up lies to try to further your agenda.

Also he asked at the top this not be a debate thread because there is another thread for that and you just come in here and debate and lie at that. This shows no maturity on your part. And our second amendment right was not so we can make holes in cans. It was to keep us from falling under dictatorship like yours and to keep your gov away from us. They are trying to make us all slaves like you are and our firearms are the last defense we have.