WinterBorn
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- Nov 18, 2011
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99% of the gun owners in this country can barely shoot a paper target at 30 feet. And that's a STILL paper target, not an attacker moving 30 feet in 3 seconds. I come from a family of certified sharp-shooters. So this is not just my humble opinion.
It's pure fantasy that simply owning a gun will insure your safety. The chances are great of misfiring or not getting to your gun at all and also shooting someone by accident, sort of like Dick Cheney did a few years ago when he shot his friend in the face. Remember that? No? Oh gee......
That is why Joe Biden said it's best to own a sawed-off shotgun. No pointing necessary. No skills necessary. He's not as nutty as you think.
Where is your evidence that 99% of the gun owners in this country can barely shoot a paper target at 30 feet"?
You have to do better than just spout off nonsense.
Misfiring is rare, if you come from a family of sharpshooters like you claim, though I doubt, ask them.
You're not offering up anything to offset my point, now are you?
Have you ever been to a shooting range? I have. And it's nice because for handguns you get to put the ear protectors on, lean forward, place both hands on the muzzle, place your feet apart, lean forward, balance, aim and shoot.....at a non-moving target. And even then most people never hit the bullseye because of kick-back.
Go back to your crib, child.
I go to a shooting range a couple of times a month. Most of the people I see are easily hitting the target at between 10 & 25 yards. I know damn well that I can hit someone at the range they will be in my home.