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Originally posted by Masterjaden
Originally posted by SimonPeter
We can't fight the Predator Drones over us or the Apache helicopters .
These people are smart and they will come to your neighborhoods ,with a list of guns they know you have , march you outside and hunt all for guns & ammo with metal detectors and dogs that can even smell gun oil . An example of this is on Youtube .Resistance will be put down brutally and televised for effect . Your neighbors might be punished with you and as an incentive to tell on you or persuade you to comply .
Ammo can be cut off the guns will die .
That is funny...Resistance can never be quelled in that way...
People can build guns...People can MAKE ammo...Not everyone is an incapable moron...
Jaden
Originally posted by SimonPeter
reply to post by MojaveBurning
Glocks should not have a chambered round . They need a safety . They have a very sensitive trigger and are as dangerous to the owner as to the perp..
Originally posted by SimonPeter
reply to post by MojaveBurning
Glocks should not have a chambered round . They need a safety . They have a very sensitive trigger and are as dangerous to the owner as to the perp..
Originally posted by SimonPeter
reply to post by macman
The glock I shot had a very light trigger pull . The little trigger safety can be depressed easily by bending down against anything with a small enough protrusion to press through the clothing and catch the trigger . I also am cautious about my TCP , but it has a long and harder trigger pull . My others have a decock safety that is easy and safe to remove . A fellow killed himself pulling his gun out of his shoulder holster . The Springfield offers a grip safety . Not an attack on the Glock . It's a good gun but to touchy for me and I always carry one in the pipe . Careful ! If carried in a good holster not exposing the trigger it might be safe .
Originally posted by EPH612
reply to post by GogoVicMorrow
In an article I was reading earlier today, apparently the full details won't be disclosed to the public until AFTER it's been passed (sound similar to anyone?). Here's the link if anyone else wants to read.
www.ammoland.com...