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Pherick 路 41-45, M
I dislike the term "assault weapons". All guns are "assault weapons", they aren't designed to do anything else but assault.
If we are talking about a powerful rifle with military-style accessories that is being used to pump out massive amounts of fire-power, then I think that's pretty unnecessary.
If we are talking about a powerful rifle with military-style accessories that is being used to pump out massive amounts of fire-power, then I think that's pretty unnecessary.
Pherick 路 41-45, M
@MethDozer well guns overall are pretty good weapons against us soft squishy peoples. I would agree though that a "normal" hunting rifle can be good for hunting. Though I would then argue, that with the addition of military-style accessories and different ammo, it becomes good at killing alot of people quickly.
Pherick 路 41-45, M
@MethDozer Axes and kitchen knives are quite good weapons, and in an one-on-one situation they can be quite deadly, but in a "mass shooting" situation, not that effective.
For example, 4 years a ago, one kid, 2 knives and 22 stabbed, but all survived.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/stabbings-reported-pennsylvania-high-school-article-1.1750425
I am not saying that all knife attacks end like that, but I also don't think we should hand out kitchen knives to our soldiers instead of guns. Which would be perfectly reasonable is the whole "knives are as deadly as guns" argument made any real sense.
To me, a hunting weapon is limited rounds per reload, not streamlined for reloading, and can only use ammo that isn't mean to pierce body armor. I am not a hunter, but I am guessing most hunters don't want ammo that blows huge chunks out of their targets?
For example, 4 years a ago, one kid, 2 knives and 22 stabbed, but all survived.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/stabbings-reported-pennsylvania-high-school-article-1.1750425
I am not saying that all knife attacks end like that, but I also don't think we should hand out kitchen knives to our soldiers instead of guns. Which would be perfectly reasonable is the whole "knives are as deadly as guns" argument made any real sense.
To me, a hunting weapon is limited rounds per reload, not streamlined for reloading, and can only use ammo that isn't mean to pierce body armor. I am not a hunter, but I am guessing most hunters don't want ammo that blows huge chunks out of their targets?
MethDozer 路 M
@Pherick That's not what I was saying, what I meant by the kitchen knives and axes is you say firearms are all assault weapons because they are all designed for nothing but assault. Which is crap like saying all knives are for nothing but assault.
See this is the thing. People with big stances on them that don't know one thing about them. Any gun can fire an armor piercing round. If you make an armour piercing round in the caliber.
Just be pedantic, hunters wouldn't choose an armour piercing round not because it would blow away huge chunks of meat, but because they make to small a whole in soft tissue and wouldn't drop an animal as quickly and effectively. Don't worry, armour piercing ammo isn't available in handguns to the public anyway.
See this is the thing. People with big stances on them that don't know one thing about them. Any gun can fire an armor piercing round. If you make an armour piercing round in the caliber.
Just be pedantic, hunters wouldn't choose an armour piercing round not because it would blow away huge chunks of meat, but because they make to small a whole in soft tissue and wouldn't drop an animal as quickly and effectively. Don't worry, armour piercing ammo isn't available in handguns to the public anyway.