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Guns, knives, and other gear
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TheKillerAngel
, mai 07 2012 12:57
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#102
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Posté 07 mai 2012 - 11:26
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indeed.
least a stick has to my imagination like two ways and 5 possiblites of attack
least a stick has to my imagination like two ways and 5 possiblites of attack
#103
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Posté 08 mai 2012 - 01:39
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I loveeee my switchblade pocket knives @-@Garrus calibrations wrote...
I'm mostly a gun enthusiast, but I do have a few swords and pocket knives. Stiletto knives are da best. >
Haven't gotten any guns yet, mostly into swords and mah knives.
What kinda pocket knives you got?
#104
Posté 08 mai 2012 - 01:47
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I have a combat knife that someone gave me at age 13, I keep it safe at my bedside desk.
If I ever have the time, maybe I will try to learn some knife fighting combat for fun.:innocent:
If I ever have the time, maybe I will try to learn some knife fighting combat for fun.:innocent:
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#105
Posté 08 mai 2012 - 11:53
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“I do not love the bright sword for it's sharpness, nor the arrow for it's swiftness, nor the warrior for his glory. I love only that which they defend”
#106
Posté 09 mai 2012 - 12:33
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I have been known to collect kinetic energy weapons, yes.
Rock Island Armory M1911 in 9mm. GI Configuration with target grips. Awaiting Kart Precision barrel install.
Winchester Model 320, Custom Shop. Select/Target grade.
Savage 10, Varmint Predator/Sporter .223 Rem/Wylde
Rock Island Armory M1911 in 9mm. GI Configuration with target grips. Awaiting Kart Precision barrel install.
Winchester Model 320, Custom Shop. Select/Target grade.
Savage 10, Varmint Predator/Sporter .223 Rem/Wylde
#107
Posté 09 mai 2012 - 12:36
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@ CmdrSlanders
*puts on sith hood* You want this don't you.....
Honestly I'ld love to get my hands on a makarov though.
*puts on sith hood* You want this don't you.....
Honestly I'ld love to get my hands on a makarov though.
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Posté 09 mai 2012 - 12:44
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*puts on sith hood* You want this don't you.....
Honestly I'ld love to get my hands on a makarov though.
That thing is an abomination
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Posté 09 mai 2012 - 12:46
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lol Apperantly its the new 100 year anniversary of the 1911. Why they made it like that beats me.
Also Video. lol Apperantly someone went MORE IS BETTER LETS TIE TWO GUNS TOGETHER! What concerns me is it shoots both at the same time.
Also Video. lol Apperantly someone went MORE IS BETTER LETS TIE TWO GUNS TOGETHER! What concerns me is it shoots both at the same time.
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Posté 09 mai 2012 - 01:16
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CmdrSlander wrote...
Confess-A-Bear wrote...
@ CmdrSlanders
*puts on sith hood* You want this don't you.....
Honestly I'ld love to get my hands on a makarov though.
That thing is an abomination
Yep, and I pity the fool that has to do a malfunction drill, or clean it for that matter...
But there's really nothing that compares to a properly tuned 1911.
It's a gunfighter's gun.
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#112
Posté 09 mai 2012 - 02:24
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Hey, nice thread OP. Don't let the paranoid carebears discourage you or anyone else. There's nothing wrong with pocek knives, I own a few and knives are the most basic tool known to humanity since the stone age. I use mine every day for a variety of reasons, all non-violent. It's strange how strongly people react to such things sometimes, I guess society has a way of making people soft sometimes.
I also like firearms, they are just useful tools. I do not have an armory or feel terribly insecure. Strangely enough I feel very secure, considering the large amounts of crime on the nightly news. And it's amusing how crime doesn't seem to be less or disappear in countries or states with strict bans on firearms or knives. Criminals break the law and will get their hands on weapons no matter what. I would rather everyone be armed somewhat than only the bad guys having the weapons.
I also like firearms, they are just useful tools. I do not have an armory or feel terribly insecure. Strangely enough I feel very secure, considering the large amounts of crime on the nightly news. And it's amusing how crime doesn't seem to be less or disappear in countries or states with strict bans on firearms or knives. Criminals break the law and will get their hands on weapons no matter what. I would rather everyone be armed somewhat than only the bad guys having the weapons.
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Posté 09 mai 2012 - 02:45
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That even makes slightly less sense than the COP 357. Which, at least, can be modified to slightly enhance a scene in Bladerunner.Welder0 wrote...
Yep, and I pity the fool that has to do a malfunction drill, or clean it for that matter...
But there's really nothing that compares to a properly tuned 1911.
It's a gunfighter's gun.
#114
Posté 09 mai 2012 - 02:53
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Megaton_Hope wrote...
That even makes slightly less sense than the COP 357. Which, at least, can be modified to slightly enhance a scene in Bladerunner.
Not a lot of folks here have seen one of those I'd wager; let alone shot one.
They're not very accurate, but then, they don't need to be.
I'll stick with my Seecamp as a BUG.
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Posté 09 mai 2012 - 09:57
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Yeah, it stands to reason that with the bullet coming out of one of four chambers, accuracy would be for crap. Plus, that's a lot of metal to carry around for four bullets. I don't know what they were thinking - a derringer makes more general sense.
Still, looks kinda gnarly.
Still, looks kinda gnarly.
#116
Posté 09 mai 2012 - 10:33
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termokanden wrote...
It isn't legal for most people to own guns here in Denmark.
It's only illegal if you're caught.
Ehm. No
Not that I respect the Danish restrictions all that much when you can go to jail for carrying a dull pocket knife that clearly wasn't mean to harm anyone.
As for guns, I wish I could own them. But I was a member of a gun club a long time ago. Just standard target practice with .22 rifles. My aim was never very steady.
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Posté 09 mai 2012 - 10:50
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termokanden wrote...
Not that I respect the Danish restrictions all that much when you can go to jail for carrying a dull pocket knife that clearly wasn't mean to harm anyone.
So they have... pocket knife control?
Why the Soviet Union would they do that?!?
#118
Posté 09 mai 2012 - 11:03
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chunkyman wrote...
So they have... pocket knife control?
Why the Soviet Union would they do that?!?
They don't specifically have "knife control". Well they do in certain areas, but not in general. It was just a silly law that was passed a few years ago that meant you couldn't carry a knife of ANY kind without special permission. So regular people could get thrown in jail for carrying Swiss army knives and such.
#119
Posté 09 mai 2012 - 11:40
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Megaton_Hope wrote...
Yeah, it stands to reason that with the bullet coming out of one of four chambers, accuracy would be for crap.
Yep, but those guns were generally carried as a BUG or back up gun if the cop lost his primary weapon. They're intended for use at contact range.
This is one of the original BUG's, there are a number of copiers but none have surpassed the original.
