Benelli M1 Super 90 -- Legal in California?
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Hmm, I'm pretty sure the 2nd Amendment doesn't say "You need a reason! Lolololll!"
I could be wrong though.
I could be wrong though.
Do I carry an assault rifle for no reason? No. Notice I didn't say I carried it. (IE. over my shoulder when buying groceries) If I am taking a rifle somewhere, like to shoot, would you rather I toss it on the dashboard? Maybe seal it in carbonite so some Volvo driving scaredy cats won't get their panties in a knot?
Some people in this world can see a firearm, even an ugly evil "assault rifle", and NOT automatically assume something wrong or is going on.
Assault Rifle = Select fire | No select fire or automatic capability = not assault rifle.
Some people in this world can see a firearm, even an ugly evil "assault rifle", and NOT automatically assume something wrong or is going on.
Assault Rifle = Select fire | No select fire or automatic capability = not assault rifle.
Only in certain places in certain towns do you get that stare, especially in Texas. I guess folks are used to seeing gun racks on trucks. And there are plenty of reasons to have a truck (trunk) gun in Texas: snakes, dog packs (yes, a town 30 miles south of me had a problem with wild dogs killing farm animals), and criminals.
And to all those damn liberals that are already thinking "Why do you need a gun when you can call the police?".. two reasons: 1. the average response time in rural areas are several minutes, 2. the police have no legal obligation to save your life.
And to all those damn liberals that are already thinking "Why do you need a gun when you can call the police?".. two reasons: 1. the average response time in rural areas are several minutes, 2. the police have no legal obligation to save your life.
Hmm, uh.. what's wrong with that statement there. I mean, other than the cowboy reference. So instead of taking a rifle designed to kill things easily, you infer you should take a shotgun that can't? But then a shotgun is useful?
Heh, several minutes is damn good... several hours to several days is what you should expect in most other countries.
Heh, well.. either way, you're still screwed. I'd be interested only when they get it down to a few seconds.
That is one of the snares that we as gun owners/advocates fall into alot. There are many valid reasons to want to own a firearm. Protection, hunting or various shooting sports. Those reasons are not necessary though!
I own and shoot firearms for one simple reason. I want to. That is plenty of reason for me and should be plenty for anyone. When we let them pigeonhole us into specific justifications for firearms ownership we risk having those reasons explained away.
Example:
Semi-auto high capacity rifles are "un-sporting" so we don't need them. After all Elmer Fudd didn't need an AR15 to hunt Bugs so why should we?
Fück that!
If I shot someone then try me for murder or attempted murder or negligent homicide. Just owning an evil black rifle doesn't mean anything more or less than a single shot breakopen. Or no firearm at all. After all my kitchen is full of deadly weapons. Mostly I just cut meat and vegetables though!
That's true. I usually answer gun control nuts with the Constitution. That shuts them up. There's a few that try the ol' "it's out of date" argument but just deflect that onto free speech and they shut up too.