Isn't being in the army punishment enough?
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Nah, actually fun, if you're in the right unit.Dilbert_X wrote:
Isn't being in the army punishment enough?
Good news! The MIM hammer/sear are easily replaced with a drop in kit, I may just buy one.
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Rifles are better
Pistols can be fun as well.Adams_BJ wrote:
Rifles are better
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Well dammit, the hammer/sear kits aren't exported.Adams_BJ wrote:
Rifles are better - for faggots
I'll have to find someone to export one for me.
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I'm really thinking about getting a Remington 870 Express this week. You can get one for $275 after mail-in rebate from Dick's Sporting Goods. I didn't realize good name-brand shotguns were available that cheap. It would be my first shotgun and my second gun overall after my Keltec Sub 2000
It's a good weapon. My brother has one
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First time experience buying a gun from a retailer(Dick's Sporting Goods):
A lot of ATF paperwork, I can't imagine what buying a registered/restricted firearm like an AR15 or a pistol must be like. So many weird things they have to do that make a visit to a sports store completely different. They triple check all the paperwork and then the manager even checks it before you buy, they save a copy of the receipt for themselves and then they don't give you the gun until you're out of the store. You're also not allowed to buy ammunition in the same visit as you buy the gun itself.
A lot of ATF paperwork, I can't imagine what buying a registered/restricted firearm like an AR15 or a pistol must be like. So many weird things they have to do that make a visit to a sports store completely different. They triple check all the paperwork and then the manager even checks it before you buy, they save a copy of the receipt for themselves and then they don't give you the gun until you're out of the store. You're also not allowed to buy ammunition in the same visit as you buy the gun itself.
buy a lock when you buy ammo too.
The gun came with one in the box
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Buy body armor and ceramic plates
Ohh what a fucking hassle. They had to double check some paperwork_j5689_ wrote:
First time experience buying a gun from a retailer(Dick's Sporting Goods):
A lot of ATF paperwork, I can't imagine what buying a registered/restricted firearm like an AR15 or a pistol must be like. So many weird things they have to do that make a visit to a sports store completely different. They triple check all the paperwork and then the manager even checks it before you buy, they save a copy of the receipt for themselves and then they don't give you the gun until you're out of the store. You're also not allowed to buy ammunition in the same visit as you buy the gun itself.
Fuck off foreigner, this is an American problemDrunkFace wrote:
Ohh what a fucking hassle. They had to double check some paperwork_j5689_ wrote:
First time experience buying a gun from a retailer(Dick's Sporting Goods):
A lot of ATF paperwork, I can't imagine what buying a registered/restricted firearm like an AR15 or a pistol must be like. So many weird things they have to do that make a visit to a sports store completely different. They triple check all the paperwork and then the manager even checks it before you buy, they save a copy of the receipt for themselves and then they don't give you the gun until you're out of the store. You're also not allowed to buy ammunition in the same visit as you buy the gun itself.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
american problems are unique.
because no other country have guns.
no other country has FREEDOM
we can live without fear of all animals wanting to kill us
like them black coyotes
I'm not complaining, I've just never seen anybody in my life be so thorough with paperwork before. It makes sense because it's a gun but it's just weird to see, that's all I'm saying. Just a very different experience overall from most things you would buy even in that same store.DrunkFace wrote:
Ohh what a fucking hassle. They had to double check some paperwork_j5689_ wrote:
First time experience buying a gun from a retailer(Dick's Sporting Goods):
A lot of ATF paperwork, I can't imagine what buying a registered/restricted firearm like an AR15 or a pistol must be like. So many weird things they have to do that make a visit to a sports store completely different. They triple check all the paperwork and then the manager even checks it before you buy, they save a copy of the receipt for themselves and then they don't give you the gun until you're out of the store. You're also not allowed to buy ammunition in the same visit as you buy the gun itself.
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Mate, he said triple-check.....that is serious.DrunkFace wrote:
Ohh what a fucking hassle. They had to double check some paperwork
All that sounds like store policy, nothing to do with the law.J-numbers wrote:
They triple check all the paperwork and then the manager even checks it before you buy, they save a copy of the receipt for themselves and then they don't give you the gun until you're out of the store. You're also not allowed to buy ammunition in the same visit as you buy the gun itself
Maybe it was just you though?
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You're probably right about the store policy part, I thought the ammo thing might be state law but I can't find anything specific on it so maybe not. I'm also a young white guy who's buying a gun by himself which I would guess is now a stereotype at this point after so many mass shootings. People who sell guns have the right to refuse you the sale at any time though if they feel there's something fishy about you.
Still maybe I should smile more or dress better when I buy a gun, or at least not go alone. I couldn't help but feel like the guy almost didn't want to sell it to me but maybe he was just not a particularly friendly guy.
Still maybe I should smile more or dress better when I buy a gun, or at least not go alone. I couldn't help but feel like the guy almost didn't want to sell it to me but maybe he was just not a particularly friendly guy.
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I've really been wanting to buy a stripped AR15 lower and slowly assembly a rifle lately. Not sure how you go about buying regulated gun stuff online though.
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You can't have guns directly mailed to you anymore. They ship the gun to a federally licensed gun dealer. It is then up to the gun dealer to do the paperwork required to make sure you are eligible to buy the gun and they hit you with a fee to do that. I suggest
Impactguns.com
Impactguns.com
Dealers kind of seem like pricks unless you know every single thing about gun laws but I guess it's something I'll have to put up with.