Too much anti gun bull crap right now...

[beeeom]

Originally Posted by Gran Torino

Not so long ago and in a pasture too uncomfortably close to here, a flock of sheep lived and grazed. They were protected by a dog, who answered to the master, but despite his best efforts from time to time a nearby pack of wolves would prey upon the flock.

One day a group of sheep, more bold than the rest, met to discuss their dilemma. "Our dog is good, and vigilant, but he is one dog and the wolves are many. The wolves he catches are not always killed, and the master judges and releases many to prey again upon us, for no reason we can understand. What can we do? We are sheep, but we do not wish to be food, too!"

One sheep spoke up, saying "It is his teeth and claws that make the wolf so terrible to us. It is his nature to prey, and he would find any way to do it, but it is the tools he wields that make it possible....

So they resolved to retain their weapons, but to conceal them from the flock; to endure their fear and loathing, and even to protect their brethren if the need arose, until the day the flock learned to understand that as long as there were wolves in the night, sheep would need teeth to repel them.

They would still be sheep, but they would not be food!

lolololololol.

someone actually spent a long time writing that

[2bit]

Originally Posted by Gran Torino

Thats pretty sweet J. I am thinking of ordering one of these next week.The Sportsmans den here in town handles them and the guy that runs the place says they are a blast to take to the range and shoot targets with.

I would love a Tavor but it's out of my price range for now. The one bullpup that gives me a boner is the Kel-Tech RFB. 308 goodness!

[2bit]

Check my out "assault rifle" (this one actually saw war).

"Q. How can I tell if my rifle was used in combat?
A. If it was built prior to the end of WWII then the odds are close to 100% that it was issued. This applies to Russian, Soviet, and Finnish Mosins. Whether or not it was actually used in combat is impossible to know, but again, the odds are pretty good that it was..."

Mine is a 1942 Russian

YouTube Video

If you listen closely at the third shot you can hear the bullet hit the steel target. I guess at 2875 ft/sec 100m comes quick!

[Farmer]

I've got a springfield 1903.

And unlike an AR-15, mine was also designed for war.