Mrs. Croesius has cut me off...Once I finished acquiring the trinity of 1911, Revolver, and Polymer, she said no mas pistoles.

Now...maybe I can snag me a rifle...Doubt a CMMG 5.56 would fit under the tree however.

/hot

Black Bart better watch his ass

I gotta get a Daisy Red Ryder bb gun sometime. I own lots of guns.. but I have wanted a Red Ryder since I was 5 or 6 years old.

They'll be useful to kill radroaches after the war between the US and China goes hot.

bump: Is it still permissible for people to purchase bb-guns/pellet guns for our kids anymore?

/srs question
//obvious Columbine, children, 'murrican hating zealot

Depends where you live I guess. When I was a kid, we would sling our .22s over our shoulder and ride our bikes out to the dump and on the first day of hunting season every truck in the HS parking lot would have guns in the rack and no one blinked an eye. In the new pussified America everyone would freak the hell out and call in SWAT,HRT, Delta Force and Chuck farking Norris if you were playing with an airsoft in your yard.

ms_lara_croft: I suppose sales of the leg lamp aren't as high...

Better than child sized bunny suits.

Ghastly: With a compass in the stock.

And the thing that tells time.

toddalmighty: and this thing that tells time

/shakes tiny fist

FTFA: "FBI personal background checks, which are required before an individual can buy guns, hit an all-time high of 129,166 on Black Friday. That figure shattered the previous record of 97,848, set on Black Friday of 2008, by 32 percent."

I'm taking that as proof of Mr Obama's upcoming re-election.

I'd settle for a suppressor for Christmas, Give me one in 7.62 please!

These are not the same Red Ryder Carbines that we had as a kid. These are CHEAP Chinese copies that are an insult to the original's. You can get the the real ones one line but you will pay through the nose for it.

Many new shooters start out on air rifles. Let's hope this is the beginning of safe responsible firearm ownership for more Americans. A right not exercised is a right lost.

SumoJeb: I gotta get a Daisy Red Ryder bb gun sometime. I own lots of guns.. but I have wanted a Red Ryder since I was 5 or 6 years old.


I have one from 1983, still in the packaging. Grandma had it in the closet of a spare bedroom. What's weird is it's the same price as they're currently going for. Even has a paper inside touting to be the same model as in that movie. Have no idea what the fark I'm gonna do with it

I've got a daisy air rifle sitting on a shelf next to me. It is great for convincing small animals that my porch isn't the place to hang out and attract a mate (damn cats). Geese aren't afraid of cars or car horns any more, but a bb gun will get them moving.

What if I want a plasma rifle with a 40 watt range??

/never sen the movie.

"We do not have a restroom for customers, and guns cannot leave the showroom floor. Store policy."

FriarReb98: I think I'm the only person who isn't totally into and dedicated to that movie....



I much prefer this one.


/merry xmas...shiatter was full!

Who would want fire arms for christmas???

I got my Red Ryder years before the movie. I still have it. It still works.

I WIN AT CHRISTMAS!!!!!

wax_on: What if I want a plasma rifle with a 40 watt range??

/never sen the movie.

Only what you see, pal.

My dad is getting ammo for his M1.

So, there is that.

UsikFark: [www.ajc.com image 607x427]

"We do not have a restroom for customers, and guns cannot leave the showroom floor. Store policy."

Dude needs to work on his trigger discipline.

How about one of these under the tree?

I still have my great grandmothers red Ryder. Dogs didn't dare crap in her front yard.

Not entirely on topic, but I have to wonder how useful those FBI background checks really are. When I purchased a gun it took approximately no time at all, yet whenever I interact with cops in any way they insist on running my ID to see if I have any warrants out and it always takes forever. I really wonder if the information the FBI check is supposed to find is even likely to be in the database.

malaktaus: Not entirely on topic, but I have to wonder how useful those FBI background checks really are. When I purchased a gun it took approximately no time at all, yet whenever I interact with cops in any way they insist on running my ID to see if I have any warrants out and it always takes forever. I really wonder if the information the FBI check is supposed to find is even likely to be in the database.

The cops are still using SCMODS.

JesseL: UsikFark: [www.ajc.com image 607x427]

"We do not have a restroom for customers, and guns cannot leave the showroom floor. Store policy."

Dude needs to work on his trigger discipline.

Seriously. The guy's probably pretending he's in a John Woo movie.

Just the other dayI found that companies are making a revolver that can take a .410 shotgun shell or .45 ACP. WTF? How scared do you have to be to buy one of those? Conflicted perhaps?

You know I'm starting to think that if you weren't brought up with firearms you shouldn't be able to own one.
I know but, it's just a thought.

drewogatory: bump: Is it still permissible for people to purchase bb-guns/pellet guns for our kids anymore?

/srs question
//obvious Columbine, children, 'murrican hating zealot

Depends where you live I guess. When I was a kid, we would sling our .22s over our shoulder and ride our bikes out to the dump and on the first day of hunting season every truck in the HS parking lot would have guns in the rack and no one blinked an eye. In the new pussified America everyone would freak the hell out and call in SWAT,HRT, Delta Force and Chuck farking Norris if you were playing with an airsoft in your yard.

UsikFark: [www.ajc.com image 607x427]

"We do not have a restroom for customers, and guns cannot leave the showroom floor. Store policy."

Nice. Sell a 1911 to some idiot who has not one finger in the trigger guard, but two at the same time.

/ but I'm sure they're not loaded.

FriarReb98: I think I'm the only person who isn't totally into and dedicated to that movie....

I have never seen the whole movie, just bits that add up to maybe 15 minutes or so. Meh, besides the 2 or 3 pop references that I already know it didn't seem worth watching.

Marcintosh: Just the other dayI found that companies are making a revolver that can take a .410 shotgun shell or .45 ACP.

.45 Colt, not .45 ACP.

Marcintosh: Just the other dayI found that companies are making a revolver that can take a .410 shotgun shell or .45 ACP. WTF? How scared do you have to be to buy one of those? Conflicted perhaps?

You know I'm starting to think that if you weren't brought up with firearms you shouldn't be able to own one.
I know but, it's just a thought.

And, holy shiat, it'll also shoot the 45 Colt cartridge! Oh my, I nearly wet myself thinking about it.

My nephew turned 6 last month. That means he's finally old enough for me to piss off my sister by getting him a toy gun for xmas.

I went with one of these:


/Can't wait for my niece to be old enough for me to piss off my sister by giving her makeup :-)
//I'm a cool uncle.

Molavian: Marcintosh: Just the other dayI found that companies are making a revolver that can take a .410 shotgun shell or .45 ACP.

.45 Colt, not .45 ACP.

What a Taurus Judge might look like.



/sadly not legal in Kahleefornia