Guns

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Originally Posted by JamesWoods

How is shooting a real gun fun? Do loud noises and recoil feed you? Is that they entertainment that you receive from a real firearm?

Maybe when you're old enough to own a real one you'll understand that BB guns are for children.

Originally Posted by Son

Maybe when you're old enough to own a real one you'll understand that BB guns are for children.

BB guns are for children, you are absolutely correct. But they can still be fun even for men of older ages. Not everything has to be lethal.

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Originally Posted by Paralyze Jr.

More fun than arguing with your necrophiliac ass.

Totally forgot that I rape dead things.
Thanks for saying something that has nothing to do with what we are talking about.

BB guns were only fun when I couldn't have real guns. Now that I can I just don't find any fun in shooting BB or pellet guns.

Originally Posted by Paralyze Jr.

Wrong, wrong wrong.

That's only illegal if they're in a different state.

Wrong, wrong wrong.

He's absolutely right. I would know, since I worked in a gun store/pawnshop selling firearms for 2 years.

Originally Posted by Killian

Wrong, wrong wrong.

He's absolutely right. I would know, since I worked in a gun store/pawnshop selling firearms for 2 years.

That must of been interesting.

Originally Posted by Killian

Wrong, wrong wrong.

He's absolutely right. I would know, since I worked in a gun store/pawnshop selling firearms for 2 years.

Sounds like you got some stories from that.

Originally Posted by Killian

Wrong, wrong wrong.

He's absolutely right. I would know, since I worked in a gun store/pawnshop selling firearms for 2 years.

> Dad's an FFL holder
> 3 of my neighbors are FFL holders
> Shoots on a frequent basis

The only time you need an FFL to transfer a firearm is if it is an out of state sale or if it is a class 3 weapon.

While some gun laws change from state-state, most transfer laws are federal.

So I'd love to hear your reasoning for it.

(this is not sarcasm)

Originally Posted by .REZ

Sounds like you got some stories from that.

Oh yes. Sure do. Saw some interesting things and met some interesting people.
Also learned firsthand what meth can do to you, physically and mentally.

ParalyzeJr: Kid, why don't you go ask your daddy? The only time you won't need an FFL transfer is for black powder. As said, I would know. I have the experience selling firearms, you do not.

Originally Posted by Killian

Oh yes. Sure do. Saw some interesting things and met some interesting people.
Also learned firsthand what meth can do to you, physically and mentally.

ParalyzeJr: Kid, why don't you go ask your daddy? The only time you won't need an FFL transfer is for black powder. As said, I would know. I have the experience selling firearms, you do not.

Meth? Yuck. The hardest drug I've done is LSD. But I bet you got some weirdos in there.

Originally Posted by Killian

I lol'd.

I said give your reasoning, obviously you can't comprehend the English language very well.

Saying you have experience is nothing unless you have knowledge that is comparable to our current laws.

Originally Posted by Paralyze Jr.

Saying you know the laws because your daddy shoots guns is laughable, too.

Originally Posted by Killian

Saying you know the laws because your daddy shoots guns is laughable, too.

I shoot on a frequent basis, you tard.

Still no laws listed, good job.

Originally Posted by Disturbed

It's illegal to sell guns online in America without shipping it to an FFL approved retailer for the transfer of possession from seller to buyer after an in-person background check and any waiting period that applies. You CAN NOT mail any firearm directly to an individual. You will not be able to get a gun from the U.S. to the U.K. without somebody in America violating federal law.

But, I know you used to be able to get AR15s shipped anywhere in the US without the lower receiver for $800-1500 legally without any of that shit. I don't know anymore because all of these new gun laws and shit.

Originally Posted by k0mrade

Duh. That's without the lower receiver, which houses the operating parts. The receiver usually contains the bolt carrier group, trigger group, and magazine port. Without that, you have nothing, and therefore no gun.

Originally Posted by Paralyze Jr.

More fun than arguing with your necrophiliac ass.

Amen, brother, amen.

@JamesWoods
I mean James Cocks

I do agree with you. These fucktards enjoy having to shoot a loud and noisy gun in a secret spot rather than shooting wherever or whatever you want with a BB gun.

Have you guys ever used guns that contain paint but look exactly like the real deal?
They are sooo sweet. They use em in militairy training missions, lovely.