When we ban guns in the US

**archibaldcrane** · 2012-12-17 00:58

Are you going to continue to actually defend the idea of "bullet control" as a solution or are you just fucking around?

**BaneTheBrawler** · 2012-12-17 01:02

if you want a super refined bullet like you can buy? yeah, it's fucking hard. if you just wan't a slug of metal to shoot? not hard. casting metal is relatively easy, especially metals with low melting points like lead.

I'd say the powder/primer is probably the hardest part. That shit will explode in your face if you grind/mix it wrong.

**Deadgye** · 2012-12-17 01:05

Originally Posted by archibaldcrane

Are you going to continue to actually defend the idea of "bullet control" as a solution or are you just fucking around?

Don't feel like reading the new pages that popped up while I slept for 19 hours, but if anybody is honestly thinking that Chris Rock's standup joke is anything more than a standup joke... lol.

**Plow** · 2012-12-17 01:06

it's not as absurd an idea as it sounds when you consider how taxes can be used for stuff like this

**Ghost_Wheel22** · 2012-12-17 01:41

Originally Posted by Plow

Who cares if it's absolute shit? Most AK's are absolute shit, that was kind of the whole point of them.

Further, most of the cheap shit like ak's and sks...'s... are actually designed so that you make them fire semi-auto by blocking continuous fire, meaning if you get rid of that obstruction, they're naturally full auto.

You should probably look again on how a rifle works and what disabling the disconnector /actually/ does. Or better yet don't and try it out yourself and tell us how it worked so well.

**hey** · 2012-12-17 01:50

Originally Posted by Ghost_Wheel22

You should probably look again on how a rifle works and what disabling the disconnector /actually/ does. Or better yet don't and try it out yourself and tell us how it worked so well.

Actually, from what i've seen on law and order, he's right.

**BaneTheBrawler** · 2012-12-17 02:06

Law and Order being a peer-reviewed source of top-notch research material. Naturally.

**Thiefami** · 2012-12-17 05:49

Chris rock may be a comedian but he makes a lot of sense. Bullet control honestly seems like the next best thing as it is not protected under the constitution. Some one mentioned you could just make bullets, I'll take your word for it. The shooter in CO had bought 6000 rounds of ammunition. Anything to make that guy's life goal much more difficult. Again, who besides military or law enforcement should have access to ammunition cache of that size?

**Ghost_Wheel22** · 2012-12-17 06:48

Originally Posted by Thiefami

Again, who besides military or law enforcement should have access to ammunition cache of that size?

People who go to a shooting ranges? At two range trips per month those 6000 rounds would be only 250 rounds per trip. Depending on the caliber ammunition can be quite costly so purchasing in bulk is always preferable. I personally have on hand about 4000 rounds of various rounds and it'll last me until around February.

**Kuya** · 2012-12-17 06:51

Originally Posted by Boyiee

Anything can be addictive. Back to gun talk now? Thanks. (that means shut up.)

Gun talk? Okay

The black market for guns will never be as large as the black market for drugs because guns cannot interact chemically with the brain's pleasure circuits in order to induce addiction. So anyone who uses this false equivalence is a fag.

**Plow** · 2012-12-17 07:04

Originally Posted by Ghost_Wheel22

You should probably look again on how a rifle works and what disabling the disconnector /actually/ does. Or better yet don't and try it out yourself and tell us how it worked so well.

hey, what happens if you accidentally get the firing pin stuck forward on an SKS, AK47, or AR15?

**Ghost_Wheel22** · 2012-12-17 07:43

Do believe you can experience the effect known as slamfiring. Which is redneck HURR FULLAUTO mode if done on purpose until you have a round go off while it's out of battery and you end up missing a hand or worse.

So hey, what does happen?

**Thiefami** · 2012-12-17 08:35

Originally Posted by Ghost_Wheel22

People who go to a shooting ranges? At two range trips per month those 6000 rounds would be only 250 rounds per trip. Depending on the caliber ammunition can be quite costly so purchasing in bulk is always preferable. I personally have on hand about 4000 rounds of various rounds and it'll last me until around February.

I wasn't asking who had access to it outside the two entities I mentioned, rather stating that you shouldn't.

**Deadgye** · 2012-12-17 08:41

Originally Posted by Thiefami

I wasn't asking who had access to it outside the two entities I mentioned, rather stating that you shouldn't.

who besides military or law enforcement should have access to ammunition cache of that size?

Seems like a question mark to me. If you want to make it a statement, his response is now an example of why it's wrong.

**Kuya** · 2012-12-17 08:48

I think people who are pro guns should focus their efforts on advising reasonable gun control legislation rather than opposing any legislation whatsoever, since i think legislation on this issue is pretty much coming. In fact, i think church's thread title implies that he understands this too.

**Thiefami** · 2012-12-17 08:54

Originally Posted by Deadgye

Seems like a question mark to me. If you want to make it a statement, his response is now an example of why it's wrong.

seems like a rhetorical question to me

**Deadgye** · 2012-12-17 09:07

Originally Posted by Thiefami

seems like a rhetorical question to me

his response is now an example of why it's wrong.

**Dimmauk** · 2012-12-17 09:14

Is it possible to put a electronic chip in guns to make it only fire in areas it is registered to be fired at? e.i. only fires in my house, and range.

**AidenCarby** · 2012-12-17 09:17

Wouldn't doubt it, but that wouldn't pass through either. Too much restriction, not to mention how are they going to chip the guns that are already out? I think it's a neat concept, maybe they could make a chip or something to -not- allow firing in certain areas, like schools or daycares.

**Dimmauk** · 2012-12-17 09:20

Sounds like I need to inventing some shit then.

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