Gunshop employee charged

[FilthyLuka]

I stopped doing that after I saw a fallow deer sprinting for its life, bleeding out with no lower jaw left.

Center chest always.

my hunting experience is limited to bunnies and pukeko's... Im a very picky shooter, takes me between 1-5 minutes to get comfortable and fire the shot. So it almost always go where i want it to... I find hunting strange, well, atleast rifle wise. Im used to my Walther LGR (7-8kg's of target rifle) that is precision craftsmanship. shooting a marlin 22 magnum afterwards is, heh, i cant really explain it...

bah

denis

[duncan_bayne]

someone with 2 shots to central mass can still function. 1 in the head stops them instantly.

As with most things in life there is no silver bullet - that is, no tactic that will succeed regardless of context.

There are many documented cases of people surviving being shot in the head. Sure, it's less likely than continuing to function after, say, being shot in the chest - but it does happen.

American civilians I know who train in this field are advocates of the "shoot to the ground" mentality: that is if you have to fire on someone, keep shooting him until he falls to the ground & doesn't move.

[jrandom]

Walther LGR...

Ooh, can I 'ave a go, mister?

[FilthyLuka]

Ooh, can I 'ave a go, mister?

When i get it fixed i dont see why not. Loading port seal need a change... Ill give ya a PM and we'll go to the range eh?

denden

[jrandom]

When i get it fixed i dont see why not. Loading port seal need a change... Ill give ya a PM and we'll go to the range eh?

Lovely jubbly.

p.s: dude, im 15, just to let you know

Ah. That would be why you're fit enough to ride 40km of an evening, but too poor to afford a nice road bike.

It hardly matters what age you are, anyway. I don't expect illuminating or mature conversation; I just want to play with your toy.

[FilthyLuka]

It hardly matters what age you are, anyway. I don't expect illuminating or mature conversation; I just want to play with your toy.

Not a toy... dont even talk about guns as toys man, bad form!
Besides, i was kinda raised around guns (long story about croatian target shooting champoin and my mother... Good ol' ma and the Zastava m48) so gun ettiquete(sp) is a high priority.

As for the illuminating conversation, you could be suprised... but im not about to blow my own trumpet.

hmm... what do you have that i can play with... hold on a sec, that was unintentionally naughty. Do you own any firearms?

denden

[Sniper]

Im yet to see anyone with no training or even less than 10 hours on a pistol able to put 1 let alone 2 rounds in a head at 30yards on a static target. And you expect someone to do it to a moving person????

[The_Dover]

and the thirty yards came from???????????

[FilthyLuka]

and the thirty yards came from???????????

well you see dover... when facts love an anus very much... #shudder# i think you see where im going with this

[scumdog]

American civilians I know who train in this field are advocates of the "shoot to the ground" mentality: that is if you have to fire on someone, keep shooting him until he falls to the ground & doesn't move.

I'm with that!

Keep shooting until they comply.

And two 17 shot mags should give me a chance to get anybody to comply -even (heaven forbid) I was only able to achieve a 25% hit rate.

[The_Dover]

you on the scotch yet scummy?

[jrandom]

dont even talk about guns as toys man, bad form!

Most shooters I hang out with speak of guns as toys with intentional irony, in acknowledgement of the fact that they're primarily tools of recreation rather than necessity.

Now loosen up and stop being a prissy bitch.

im not about to blow my own trumpet.

... so you're not as flexible as placidfemme, then?

Do you own any firearms?

At the moment, I 'ave, in order of love:

- 1943 (the receiver, anyway - rest of it is a postwar-shuffle bucket o' bits) Kar98K Mauser.
- 1943 (matching serial numbers) model 38 Mosin Nagant, currently residing in an ATI FiberForce stock.
- Marlin 30-30 lever action
- Akkar 18" 12-gauge pump
- Ruger 10/22

Next on the shopping list is a Savage .243 (synthetic/stainless) which will be graced with a Leupold 3-9x scope, fat-arse MAE suppressor and a bipod.

Once I get my B endorsement, the above will be joined by a SIG Sauer P226 in .40S&W and a Ruger Mk II or III.

[scumdog]

you on the scotch yet scummy?

Yep.
Starting work in 1/2 hour - need something to steady my nerve - and aim.

[jrandom]

Im yet to see anyone with no training or even less than 10 hours on a pistol able to put 1 let alone 2 rounds in a head at 30yards...

Well... my first ever time on the range punching paper with a pistol (CZ 75) I put 20 rounds in a row in the black at 25m, standing, with a two-handed grip, square-on stance.

[FilthyLuka]

Now loosen up and stop being a prissy bitch.

At the moment, I 'ave, in order of love:

- 1943 (the receiver, anyway - rest of it is a postwar-shuffle bucket o' bits) Kar98K Mauser.
- 1943 (matching serial numbers) model 38 Mosin Nagant, currently residing in an ATI FiberForce stock.
- Marlin 30-30 lever action
- Akkar 18" 12-gauge pump
- Ruger 10/22

i dont know you well enough to loosen up around you...
mmm... mosin nagant.... ghaaauuuuuurrrggg (homer simpson noise here)

dont know if you want precision or durability or both but check out the product of my home country (said in a russian voice ). Cold forged barrels, stupid range of calibers ect ect. The dont cost much either. Similar to baikal, nothing special just a brick of a rifle that will just last and last...

http://www.zastava-arms.co.yu/index.htm

denden