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I couldn't imagine owning one.

Yeah, basically that's what I call my sweat.

I swear rapists can smell my .380.

Basically any round that was generally considered to be for a handgun. The last thing we wanted to do was confuse them and include more cartridges.

Yeah, I did for coyote hunting on the prairie.

Because most people don't have their own property or they wouldn't be shooting at Auschwitz.

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5.45 miles

that looks nazi.

I'd be in serious trouble if there was a nice outdoor range nearby. Big $$$$$ hobby for sure.

It would be handy to be able to stop firing if you wanted to. ;)

Yeah, it's a one time thing though. The Browning feels a lot more solid, although there is still a bit of play in the slide. I fiddled with the GSG's...feel like airsoft guns to me.

Man, I'd love this if I were hopped up on Mountain Dew and Bro Country.

10.00 Miles..

Does anyone have any experience with the Browning 1911-22's? I looked at the threaded version at AO, and it's a cute little pistol. I think that's the direction I'm going to lean for a suppressor host. It definitely feels less pot metal like than the GSG full size 1911's. Any first hand...

Yeah, Winchester 1886's, and 92's. Marlin, not really, They just aren't as slick and greasy feeling to me. The Henry and Browning lever action 22's are great as well. I used to hunt with a Marlin 444P Guide gun in Nebraska. It put a wallop on big Midwestern whitetails.

I do, but the issue is with massive amounts of legislation created in the attempt to stop crime. The firearms code in NJ is the size of a phonebook, no lie. If there is a law that's tough to figure out, LE is happy to charge you and let the courts decipher the law for them. That's the real...

The legal system doesn't prevent abuses of power, it allows the citizen the legal right to defend themselves and be proven innocent. Law enforcement can charge people with whatever crime they like, and I've been on the receiving end of it in the Northeast...it's 100% bullshit.

In NJ, handgun ammo had to be tracked. We had to write down sales with names, addresses, ph#'s, etc in a fucking Mead notebook.

Yeah, I still don't understand why people think that a person with a "lot" of guns is a danger, any more so than a person with one gun. Even if we're talking about a murderous criminal, are they more dangerous with 10,000 rifles than with one? So one man could "take on a small army" by...