[Benning Boy]

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Well the reason that some folks purchase 'clips' that hold extra ammo is because they can and there is a market for it. 'Clips' is somewhat of a movie/TV term. Those in the know refer to them as magazines. Magazines are used to hold ammunition. Either term will inform most people what you are talking about, but using the term Magazine is more in line with using proper pronunciation and the like.

I would assume that your current mode of transportation is not currently a horse, would that be correct? Well, the cowboys had horses as well, but I am going to assume you don't have one.

The automobile came along, much like some of your friend's tie-dyed Volkswagon microbus, as did the bicycle, the train and public transportation to make life easier and give people options in their travels that did not involve saddling up every morning.

Okay, like wow, I'll give you the horse analogy.

But like, why barrel shrouds? I mean, if you shoot your shotgun so much that it gets that hot, your shoulder would like, fall off.

I guess my question is, why military style guns?

[Benning Boy]

Originally Posted by gregs887

Jerry Brown? So what's the deal with my taxes going up?

Like, hey man, lazy people gotta eat too, ya know?

[Dillinger]

I am unsure of what your question is concerning a barrel shroud, though I have seen an impressive video explaining what it's for.

I didn't know there were military "style" guns Mooner, can you provide some examples?

Because I am pretty sure Jeep, which we all know as a large, American, car selling corporation sells models that are based on their initial offering to the military during war times. As such is the marketing brand of Jeep a "military style" vehicle?

The military used to issue crackers and peanut butter in their soldier's field packs. Easy to pack protein. I believe they actually were called "John Wayne Crackers" at some point during Korea and/or Vietnam. Are crackers and peanut butter 'military style'? How about John Wayne?

[Benning Boy]

Originally Posted by Dillinger

I am unsure of what your question is concerning a barrel shroud, though I have seen an impressive video explaining what it's for.

I didn't know there were military "style" guns Mooner, can you provide some examples?

Because I am pretty sure Jeep, which we all know as a large, American, car selling corporation sells models that are based on their initial offering to the military during war times. As such is the marketing brand of Jeep a "military style" vehicle?

The military used to issue crackers and peanut butter in their soldier's field packs. Easy to pack protein. I believe they actually were called "John Wayne Crackers" at some point during Korea and/or Vietnam. Are crackers and peanut butter 'military style'? How about John Wayne?

You know, all those guys on the news, with those automatic weapons. Like, why do you need that?

[Dillinger]

Well the "guys on the news" are probably criminals. By definition they have what I assume are illegal firearms, so if they are truly "automatic weapons" and the reporter isn't a complete retard, they have come by them illegally and against the laws of the land.

Having said that there is no reason I should be restricted from owning any of the weapons that are available to my military, as the Founding Fathers thought so highly of as to write it into the Bill of Rights, provided I am a law abiding citizen.

The speed limit of your area, what is it? I am not familiar with Penn., so I am unsure of what your intrastate travel rate of speed is limited to by the police in your area.

[Benning Boy]

You know, those guns that fire really fast. And alot.

[dog2000tj]

This sums up about the best answer i can give

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

2A and firearms are for you to be able to defend you and yours. Now if you don't feel up to the challenge or feel it is unnecessary to do so that's fine. But please don't beholden me with your ideals.

Thanks and god bless

[Troy Michalik]

Duuuuude, wsup? Man, glad you dropped in.

[freefall]

I hate guns too. I spend waayy to much money on them and ammo and ancillary supplies.

[dunerunner]

Originally Posted by Benning Boy

Like, nah, man. I burnt my draft card, war isn't the answer, man.

Then you won't mind my kicking your candy ass down the street! I'd wager that after the second or third punch to the face or kick to the abdomen, you'd be ready to go to War with me Peace Boy!!