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----------------------------- many other countries have NO or diminished RIGHTS when compared to the USA RDD !!We have more guns than any nation on the planet. If gun ownership increases safety why are we not the safest country on the planet?
Violent minorities.
Other countries don't have minorities? Interesting.
Dunno. Isn't that one of the rat-a-tat-tat guns? If it's the kind that Fess Parker used to kill the bad hombres, I take it back.Okay. You convinced me. I'd
Why do you need an AR15? Wouldn't one or two bullets do, or are you that bad a shot?Guns have one sole purpose: to place a projectile into another, causing death. They were created to win wars. If we need them for trained soldiers to stop invasions by bad guys, fine. Every cowboy in this country doesn't need five guns in the basement with which to protect his family from imaginary bad guys and government invasion.
I agree with OP to some extent: The NRA has certainly contributed to a bad situation by promoting the idea that the only way to be safe is to own more guns. They are too easy to get, designed to kill more people more quickly than any but soldiers require, and unfortunately they are becoming more and more 'popular' due to the continual NRA goading to BUY MORE.
I've owned firearms for 50+ years, and unless they have figured out how to get out of my gun safe, sneak out of the house without waking me, kill someone, sneak back into the house, again, without waking me, and lock themselves back in the safe, my guns havent' killed anyone or anything.
I'd say about 95-99% of gun owners, IMO, find the OP and your post foolish.
I have a confession to make. It's hard for me to say this publicly, but one of my guns killed a couple people. I tried to stop it, but my AR-15 broke out of the safe and went on a drunken rampage. It walked into some house, shot up a family, and then stole a car. It led police on a high speed chase through four states, where my AR-15 was finally brought down in a hail of gunfire. When I went to the police station to identify my gun, I told the officer to arrest me as I felt responsible, but he told me to forget it. Inanimate objects are to blame for these tragedies, not the people holding the guns. He's right of course, but it's still hard when I look at the other guns in my safe. Any one of them might just go out on day and kill again while I sit at home and worry.
But it's not my fault. It's no one's fault what guns do. Guns do it on their own.
How many bullets does an AR-15 shoot?
We have more guns than any nation on the planet. If gun ownership increases safety why are we not the safest country on the planet?
-------------------------- yep , that's the way it works . Most people own regular AR15 rifles which are as you describe WillH !!Dunno. Isn't that one of the rat-a-tat-tat guns? If it's the kind that Fess Parker used to kill the bad hombres, I take it back.Okay. You convinced me. I'd
Why do you need an AR15? Wouldn't one or two bullets do, or are you that bad a shot?I've owned firearms for 50+ years, and unless they have figured out how to get out of my gun safe, sneak out of the house without waking me, kill someone, sneak back into the house, again, without waking me, and lock themselves back in the safe, my guns havent' killed anyone or anything.
I'd say about 95-99% of gun owners, IMO, find the OP and your post foolish.
I have a confession to make. It's hard for me to say this publicly, but one of my guns killed a couple people. I tried to stop it, but my AR-15 broke out of the safe and went on a drunken rampage. It walked into some house, shot up a family, and then stole a car. It led police on a high speed chase through four states, where my AR-15 was finally brought down in a hail of gunfire. When I went to the police station to identify my gun, I told the officer to arrest me as I felt responsible, but he told me to forget it. Inanimate objects are to blame for these tragedies, not the people holding the guns. He's right of course, but it's still hard when I look at the other guns in my safe. Any one of them might just go out on day and kill again while I sit at home and worry.
But it's not my fault. It's no one's fault what guns do. Guns do it on their own.
How many bullets does an AR-15 shoot?
It only shoots one bullet per trigger pull
If it has a magazine that holds 30 bullets, you have to pull the trigger 30 times to empty it.
----------------------------- many other countries have NO or diminished RIGHTS when compared to the USA RDD !!We have more guns than any nation on the planet. If gun ownership increases safety why are we not the safest country on the planet?
Violent minorities.
Other countries don't have minorities? Interesting.
We have more guns than any nation on the planet. If gun ownership increases safety why are we not the safest country on the planet?
Come to my neck of the woods. Break into my home. You'll be carried out feet first. My world is absolutely safe. Yours?
How many rounds does a semi-automatic rifle fire per minute? - QuoraOkay. You convinced me. I'd
Why do you need an AR15? Wouldn't one or two bullets do, or are you that bad a shot?Guns have one sole purpose: to place a projectile into another, causing death. They were created to win wars. If we need them for trained soldiers to stop invasions by bad guys, fine. Every cowboy in this country doesn't need five guns in the basement with which to protect his family from imaginary bad guys and government invasion.
I agree with OP to some extent: The NRA has certainly contributed to a bad situation by promoting the idea that the only way to be safe is to own more guns. They are too easy to get, designed to kill more people more quickly than any but soldiers require, and unfortunately they are becoming more and more 'popular' due to the continual NRA goading to BUY MORE.
I've owned firearms for 50+ years, and unless they have figured out how to get out of my gun safe, sneak out of the house without waking me, kill someone, sneak back into the house, again, without waking me, and lock themselves back in the safe, my guns havent' killed anyone or anything.
I'd say about 95-99% of gun owners, IMO, find the OP and your post foolish.
I have a confession to make. It's hard for me to say this publicly, but one of my guns killed a couple people. I tried to stop it, but my AR-15 broke out of the safe and went on a drunken rampage. It walked into some house, shot up a family, and then stole a car. It led police on a high speed chase through four states, where my AR-15 was finally brought down in a hail of gunfire. When I went to the police station to identify my gun, I told the officer to arrest me as I felt responsible, but he told me to forget it. Inanimate objects are to blame for these tragedies, not the people holding the guns. He's right of course, but it's still hard when I look at the other guns in my safe. Any one of them might just go out on day and kill again while I sit at home and worry.
But it's not my fault. It's no one's fault what guns do. Guns do it on their own.
How many bullets does an AR-15 shoot?
Duhhhh, a well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state has nothing to do with all of us packing! We seem to have a rather large well regulated military already.Okay. You convinced me. I'd
Why do you need an AR15? Wouldn't one or two bullets do, or are you that bad a shot?Guns have one sole purpose: to place a projectile into another, causing death. They were created to win wars. If we need them for trained soldiers to stop invasions by bad guys, fine. Every cowboy in this country doesn't need five guns in the basement with which to protect his family from imaginary bad guys and government invasion.
I agree with OP to some extent: The NRA has certainly contributed to a bad situation by promoting the idea that the only way to be safe is to own more guns. They are too easy to get, designed to kill more people more quickly than any but soldiers require, and unfortunately they are becoming more and more 'popular' due to the continual NRA goading to BUY MORE.
I've owned firearms for 50+ years, and unless they have figured out how to get out of my gun safe, sneak out of the house without waking me, kill someone, sneak back into the house, again, without waking me, and lock themselves back in the safe, my guns havent' killed anyone or anything.
I'd say about 95-99% of gun owners, IMO, find the OP and your post foolish.
I have a confession to make. It's hard for me to say this publicly, but one of my guns killed a couple people. I tried to stop it, but my AR-15 broke out of the safe and went on a drunken rampage. It walked into some house, shot up a family, and then stole a car. It led police on a high speed chase through four states, where my AR-15 was finally brought down in a hail of gunfire. When I went to the police station to identify my gun, I told the officer to arrest me as I felt responsible, but he told me to forget it. Inanimate objects are to blame for these tragedies, not the people holding the guns. He's right of course, but it's still hard when I look at the other guns in my safe. Any one of them might just go out on day and kill again while I sit at home and worry.
But it's not my fault. It's no one's fault what guns do. Guns do it on their own.
Here's a suggestion for you...read the second amendment
If you are still too stupid to understand... Take a Xanax and call your therapist in the AM.
Actually the "gun culture" prevents many murders rapes and robberies. Give credit where credit is due.
How many are prevented by unarmed and unintelligent sheep?
Rated you "funny" only because they don't offer "stupid."The GOP and the NRA have been creating the "gun culture" ever since the Columbine massacre. They've flooded this country with guns, by scaring stupid people into believing that the government is out to get them and is out to take their guns. Every time there's another massacre, gun sales go through the roof.
you can see from the manufacturing and import figures above that another 45 – 47 million guns have been added since then (2010 through 2013)
http://dailycaller.com/2014/11/04/gu...y-the-numbers/
So the NRA and republicans are responsible for every gun murder in this country, because they promote the "gun culture".
How many rounds does a semi-automatic rifle fire per minute? - QuoraOkay. You convinced me. I'd
Why do you need an AR15? Wouldn't one or two bullets do, or are you that bad a shot?Guns have one sole purpose: to place a projectile into another, causing death. They were created to win wars. If we need them for trained soldiers to stop invasions by bad guys, fine. Every cowboy in this country doesn't need five guns in the basement with which to protect his family from imaginary bad guys and government invasion.
I agree with OP to some extent: The NRA has certainly contributed to a bad situation by promoting the idea that the only way to be safe is to own more guns. They are too easy to get, designed to kill more people more quickly than any but soldiers require, and unfortunately they are becoming more and more 'popular' due to the continual NRA goading to BUY MORE.
I've owned firearms for 50+ years, and unless they have figured out how to get out of my gun safe, sneak out of the house without waking me, kill someone, sneak back into the house, again, without waking me, and lock themselves back in the safe, my guns havent' killed anyone or anything.
I'd say about 95-99% of gun owners, IMO, find the OP and your post foolish.
I have a confession to make. It's hard for me to say this publicly, but one of my guns killed a couple people. I tried to stop it, but my AR-15 broke out of the safe and went on a drunken rampage. It walked into some house, shot up a family, and then stole a car. It led police on a high speed chase through four states, where my AR-15 was finally brought down in a hail of gunfire. When I went to the police station to identify my gun, I told the officer to arrest me as I felt responsible, but he told me to forget it. Inanimate objects are to blame for these tragedies, not the people holding the guns. He's right of course, but it's still hard when I look at the other guns in my safe. Any one of them might just go out on day and kill again while I sit at home and worry.
But it's not my fault. It's no one's fault what guns do. Guns do it on their own.
How many bullets does an AR-15 shoot?
As fast as you can pull the trigger, up to 800 rounds per minute.
--------------------------- ' I ' and my family are safe enough RDD !!----------------------------- many other countries have NO or diminished RIGHTS when compared to the USA RDD !!We have more guns than any nation on the planet. If gun ownership increases safety why are we not the safest country on the planet?
Violent minorities.
Other countries don't have minorities? Interesting.
So why aren't we the safest country in the world? Be specific.
Duhhhh, a well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state has nothing to do with all of us packing! We seem to have a rather large well regulated military already.Okay. You convinced me. I'd
Why do you need an AR15? Wouldn't one or two bullets do, or are you that bad a shot?Guns have one sole purpose: to place a projectile into another, causing death. They were created to win wars. If we need them for trained soldiers to stop invasions by bad guys, fine. Every cowboy in this country doesn't need five guns in the basement with which to protect his family from imaginary bad guys and government invasion.
I agree with OP to some extent: The NRA has certainly contributed to a bad situation by promoting the idea that the only way to be safe is to own more guns. They are too easy to get, designed to kill more people more quickly than any but soldiers require, and unfortunately they are becoming more and more 'popular' due to the continual NRA goading to BUY MORE.
I've owned firearms for 50+ years, and unless they have figured out how to get out of my gun safe, sneak out of the house without waking me, kill someone, sneak back into the house, again, without waking me, and lock themselves back in the safe, my guns havent' killed anyone or anything.
I'd say about 95-99% of gun owners, IMO, find the OP and your post foolish.
I have a confession to make. It's hard for me to say this publicly, but one of my guns killed a couple people. I tried to stop it, but my AR-15 broke out of the safe and went on a drunken rampage. It walked into some house, shot up a family, and then stole a car. It led police on a high speed chase through four states, where my AR-15 was finally brought down in a hail of gunfire. When I went to the police station to identify my gun, I told the officer to arrest me as I felt responsible, but he told me to forget it. Inanimate objects are to blame for these tragedies, not the people holding the guns. He's right of course, but it's still hard when I look at the other guns in my safe. Any one of them might just go out on day and kill again while I sit at home and worry.
But it's not my fault. It's no one's fault what guns do. Guns do it on their own.
Here's a suggestion for you...read the second amendment
If you are still too stupid to understand... Take a Xanax and call your therapist in the AM.
The GOP and the NRA have been creating the "gun culture" ever since the Columbine massacre. They've flooded this country with guns, by scaring stupid people into believing that the government is out to get them and is out to take their guns. Every time there's another massacre, gun sales go through the roof.
you can see from the manufacturing and import figures above that another 45 – 47 million guns have been added since then (2010 through 2013)
http://dailycaller.com/2014/11/04/gu...y-the-numbers/
So the NRA and republicans are responsible for every gun murder in this country, because they promote the "gun culture".
------------------------------- aw , not gonna happen in the real world . Maybe a couple hundred rounds per minute if you have the magazines loaded but that about it OldLady !!How many rounds does a semi-automatic rifle fire per minute? - QuoraOkay. You convinced me. I'd
Why do you need an AR15? Wouldn't one or two bullets do, or are you that bad a shot?Guns have one sole purpose: to place a projectile into another, causing death. They were created to win wars. If we need them for trained soldiers to stop invasions by bad guys, fine. Every cowboy in this country doesn't need five guns in the basement with which to protect his family from imaginary bad guys and government invasion.
I agree with OP to some extent: The NRA has certainly contributed to a bad situation by promoting the idea that the only way to be safe is to own more guns. They are too easy to get, designed to kill more people more quickly than any but soldiers require, and unfortunately they are becoming more and more 'popular' due to the continual NRA goading to BUY MORE.
I've owned firearms for 50+ years, and unless they have figured out how to get out of my gun safe, sneak out of the house without waking me, kill someone, sneak back into the house, again, without waking me, and lock themselves back in the safe, my guns havent' killed anyone or anything.
I'd say about 95-99% of gun owners, IMO, find the OP and your post foolish.
I have a confession to make. It's hard for me to say this publicly, but one of my guns killed a couple people. I tried to stop it, but my AR-15 broke out of the safe and went on a drunken rampage. It walked into some house, shot up a family, and then stole a car. It led police on a high speed chase through four states, where my AR-15 was finally brought down in a hail of gunfire. When I went to the police station to identify my gun, I told the officer to arrest me as I felt responsible, but he told me to forget it. Inanimate objects are to blame for these tragedies, not the people holding the guns. He's right of course, but it's still hard when I look at the other guns in my safe. Any one of them might just go out on day and kill again while I sit at home and worry.
But it's not my fault. It's no one's fault what guns do. Guns do it on their own.
How many bullets does an AR-15 shoot?
As fast as you can pull the trigger, up to 800 rounds per minute.
