6 minutes ago, TroubleandGrumpy said:

Exactly - it makes you wonder why they protest and demand a change to the laws when there are laws making it illegal to murder people, to buy, sell and use hard drugs, to drive drunk - and yet that happens all the time. 

 

Funny, because it's true.

 

The worst is all these people who think they need to pass laws about guns, have absolutely ZERO idea and knowledge about guns. None whatsoever. It's unbelievable they think they have the authority to even talk about guns, let alone pass laws about them.

11 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Filipinos love the 1911 and the 45 acp. Some world class shooters there

 

Yes, and they can make you a gun from scratch in 45 minutes, using nothing but a pencil and a stone. It's amazing. Saw it with my own eyes.

1 hour ago, Cameroni said:

 

Doctored statistics by leftist academics. Countless gun owners have defended their family with the gun they owend.

 

 

No, whilst some weapons are kept safe, the ones for self defence are taped under the console of the entry hall table-top. And also underneath the bed. Intruders are encouraged to try.

 

 

Sadly my children now live with my ex-wife. It's a very sad development.

 

 

You've got to be joking .An intruder comes in armed your only chance is a firearm.

 

 

Well, I have been going to gun fairs since childhood. And how could you not love them, just look at them:

 

 

 

About 25 years ago I was at the Mauser facility watching the engravers....awesome..

 

Did you know they "warm up" like a athelete? Before they start on the guns, they grab a price of steel and start the curliques and oak leaves.....

 

Check this one

https://www.blaser.de/en/r8-kilimanjaro-elephant

6 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Actually all countries make up the USA, so that means it's the whole world in one place. All nationalities, creeds and races, which does make it unique, and is why it's a great country. It does have problems of course, but it also has the best of everything worldwide all in one place. 

That’s what you like to think.

 

I think Norway is the best country for me, because it is my country, my family, my people, my culture, and it is one of the more homogeneous societies still with very little internal conflicts. But everything is not perfect, and no place will be ever. 

 

I also believe our part of the world also will see radical decline in what we have taken for granted the next decades. Still have to wait and see whats happening and what will actually hit us the next few years. 

1 minute ago, Yagoda said:

About 25 years ago I was at the Mauser facility watching the engravers....awesome..

 

Did you know they "warm up" like a athelete? Before they start on the guns, they grab a price of steel and start the curliques and oak leaves.....

 

Check this one

https://www.blaser.de/en/r8-kilimanjaro-elephant

 

I'm so jealous, I've never been. 

 

I did not know that, but I know the craftmanship, my father had a few Mauser in his collection.

 

I love to read the DWJ to read the history of these companies.

21 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

Exactly right. In Philippines guns are illegal, but there's a whole town which does nothing but manufacture counterfeit untraceable guns. Quite openly.

I think it only prudent that you provide a source of any kind for that comment. 

1 minute ago, Hummin said:

That’s what you like to think.

 

I think Norway is the best country for me, because it is my country, my family, my people, my culture, and it is one of the more homogeneous societies still with very little internal conflicts. But everything is not perfect, and no place will be ever. 

 

I also believe our part of the world also will see radical decline in what we have taken for granted the next decades. Still have to wait and see whats happening and what will actually hit us the next few years. 

No, it's not what I like to think. I lived there 62 years, and visited since. It's exactly how it is. I didn't say some other countries weren't good, but some are just too cold too long, even if they're beautiful and I would like to visit them all. America has everything all other countries have, all in one place. Hot,cold, 4 seasons, worldwide food, beaches, lakes, mountains, parks, great hunting and fishing, music, the best made movies and more.

3 minutes ago, marin said:

I think it only prudent that you provide a source of any kind for that comment. 

 

Behold...the fascinating world of ghost guns made in Danao:

 

 

26 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Exactly right. In Philippines guns are illegal, but there's a whole town which does nothing but manufacture counterfeit untraceable guns. Quite openly.

You mean exactly right in countries where laws are not well enforced, right? Because in countries that have vigorous law enforcement this works very well.

And even in countries with female PMs! How you like them apples, buddy?

3 minutes ago, BLMFem said:

Because in countries that have vigorous law enforcement this works very well.

 

No it doesn't. Same problem.

 

https://www.nraila.org/why-gun-control-doesn-t-work/

 

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) identified over 230,000 firearms trafficked in just under 8,000 cases from 2017 to 2021, and another report found 68,000 illegally trafficked firearms from unlicensed dealers between 2017 and 2021. 

 

And that's just the ones that got caught. You can imagine the majority are not reported.

7 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

No, it's not what I like to think. I lived there 62 years, and visited since. It's exactly how it is. I didn't say some other countries weren't good, but some are just too cold too long, even if they're beautiful and I would like to visit them all. America has everything all other countries have, all in one place. Hot,cold, 4 seasons, worldwide food, beaches, lakes, mountains, parks, great hunting and fishing, music, the best made movies and more.

Christ sake, USA is like EU, we got everything to in a very little space and time to travel compared to USA. 

9 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

I'm so jealous, I've never been. 

 

I did not know that, but I know the craftmanship, my father had a few Mauser in his collection.

 

I love to read the DWJ to read the history of these companies.

I did the SIG plant in Neuhausen and got into their museum. It was a dream. Remember that sci-fi looking StGw 57 the Swiss issued? Saw the first one ever made, etc. And the 210s!

 

One day Im going to the IWM, they have great stuff there.

15 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Translation: I got caught lying again so Ill just gloss it over with the requisite insults

 

Where did I make that claim?.

1. Caught lying? B.S. I linked the source, and the source was accurate re.  its definition of school shootings. 

 

2. I may have been mislead by you explicitly mentioning trans in your post.

"Ban Trannies, not Guns."

"It allows you to defend yourslef and your family from the insane Transgender murderers ginned up by the Socialists."

 

I'm glad to know that was not the case, and that you agree that trans people are proportionally not more involved in school shootings than others! 😆

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

Easy. I am life. I have the right to survive. In fact survival is my highest instinct. A gun is the teeth and claws evolution has deprived me of.

 

A gun is a tool to ensure my surivival.

Yet you choose to live without a gun in a country that's more violent even than the US. So your survival becomes less important as soon as you leave the US?

Here is a test: What is it in Cambodia that's so rewarding that you would be willing to do this?

5 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Remember that sci-fi looking StGw 57 the Swiss issued?

 

Yes, it's insane. How funny they have a SIG in Switzerland and a SIG Sauer in USA and Germany, lol?

 

I've been mostly to gun shows, I never thought of going to the manufacturers. Very smart.

25 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Funny, because it's true.

 

The worst is all these people who think they need to pass laws about guns, have absolutely ZERO idea and knowledge about guns. None whatsoever. It's unbelievable they think they have the authority to even talk about guns, let alone pass laws about them.

Congrats. That is one of the stupidest posts I have ever read - well done!!👍

26 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Yes, and they can make you a gun from scratch in 45 minutes, using nothing but a pencil and a stone. It's amazing. Saw it with my own eyes.

They do that in Afghanistan too. Hand carved Webleys

1 minute ago, Yagoda said:

They do that in Afghanistan too. Hand carved Webleys

 

The Filipino guy I saw, he doesn't even need a ruler. He does it by eye. Cause he's done it so many times. It's incredible.

12 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

No it doesn't. Same problem.

 

https://www.nraila.org/why-gun-control-doesn-t-work/

 

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) identified over 230,000 firearms trafficked in just under 8,000 cases from 2017 to 2021, and another report found 68,000 illegally trafficked firearms from unlicensed dealers between 2017 and 2021. 

 

And that's just the ones that got caught. You can imagine the majority are not reported.

Incredible that the NRA would come to such a conclusion. It's not like they're subjective, right?🤣

5 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

Yes, it's insane. How funny they have a SIG in Switzerland and a SIG Sauer in USA and Germany, lol?

 

I've been mostly to gun shows, I never thought of going to the manufacturers. Very smart.

Different companies spun off. I dont know that SIG qua SIG does much in the firearms area because of export laws. Its not like they dont have tons of guns there already LOL.

 

If you want to get wood, go to a Swiss gun shop and look at the P08s 

1 minute ago, Cameroni said:

 

The Filipino guy I saw, he doesn't even need a ruler. He does it by eye. Cause he's done it so many times.

Aha, it's because he's done it so many times that he can do it by eye? The things you learn......!

Just now, Yagoda said:

Different companies spun off. I dont know that SIG qua SIG does much in the firearms area because of export laws. Its not like they dont have tons of guns there already LOL.

 

If you want to get wood, go to a Swiss gun shop and look at the P08s 

 

Yah SIG Sauer started off as a German branch office in the US, but then evolved into a stand alone and separate company. I guess the American staff bought them out.

10 minutes ago, candide said:

I'm glad to know that was not the case, and that you agree that trans people are proportionally not more involved in school shootings than others

I wouldnt know. I do know they are blatantly mentally ill and should not own firearms

11 minutes ago, BLMFem said:

Yet you choose to live without a gun in a country that's more violent even than the US. So your survival becomes less important as soon as you leave the US?

How do you know what my security arrangements are, anywhere?

 

What is the rate of violent crime against tourists in Cambodia?

 

Try again to get to your silly little point. 

3 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

I guess the American staff bought them out.

I think a Jewish guy owns it in part. And they have the M5 contract. That should get some hackles raised LOL

 

 

Despite having some of the toughest gun laws in the world, Malaysia has seen a recent rise in high-profile shooting cases — from gang shootouts to domestic tragedies.

This raises the question:
How are guns still ending up in the wrong hands in a country where firearm ownership is heavily restricted?

Experts suggest:

Black market smuggling remains a key source

Emotional or domestic disputes involving legal firearms (a rare but serious concern)

Organised crime using unlicensed or modified weapons

Failure in storage or supervision by legal owners in a few isolated cases

 

https://madeinmalaysia.com.my/malaysia-gun-laws/

 

How to deter black market smuggling and organised crime involving firearms?

Life imprisonment without parole or capital punishment.

 

 

8 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

I think a Jewish guy owns it in part. And they have the M5 contract. That should get some hackles raised LOL

 

I think L&O Holding owns the SIG Saur Inc, two guys called Michael Lüke and Thomas Ortmeier. Ron Cohen is the CEO in SIG SAUR Inc, in the US.

3 minutes ago, bannork said:

Experts suggest:

Black market smuggling remains a key source

 

Damn smart those experts. 

13 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

How do you know what my security arrangements are, anywhere?

 

What is the rate of violent crime against tourists in Cambodia?

 

Try again to get to your silly little point. 

My deepest apologies if I've offended any Cambodians. It turns out that the US is far more violent than Cambodia. In fact, the homicide rate in the US is more than DOUBLE of what the rate is in Cambodia.

Mind-blowing. Now I know why you feel safe enough to stay there without a gun, but not so in the US, buddy!

9 hours ago, Jim Blue said:

Not an F1 McClaren ? 

I can only afford one.