Thinking about buying a gun

Why would you put a clip in an AR?

 

talking about the clip on the sling..the metal thingamabobby

 

Ahhhh, ok

 

I think the main thing about accuracy is that you're supposed to squeeze slowly and ideally "be surprised" when it fires. Most people I have gone out shooting targets with, line up a shot and then ruin it by jerking the trigger.

Ruby--my son's girl friend came up with a cool idea. We go out to the country and where we shoot targets id a few hundred yards off. She bought a turkey baster, some flour and some balloons. She injects the flour into the balloons and no matter how far out the targets , when you hit one, you get a big puff of flour!! (don't know if it's an original idea of hers ---but it works.

 

yeah, that is key, the surprise..you squeeze the trigger, not pull

 

I've shot balloons before. Never tried the flour thing, I'll have to try that next time. When I was younger we would participate in something called buckskinning (not skinning bucks) It's a re-enactment of the mountain man era. Camping in tipi's. Everything primitive. No flashlights or electric anything. We would shoot black powder rifles and sometimes we would set up at small town festivals and have shoots open for the general public to watch. It's not fun to watch people shoot paper targets so they would set up balloons. One time we were at this small town festival when I was maybe 7 years old. I would load my rifle and my dad would try to help me aim and I kept missing. Finally after a few misses I got frustrated and yelled at him to leave me alone. I could do it myself. He threw his hands up and said "fine, go ahead" Boom, I hit it. I'll never forget the look on his face and everyone laughing at him. haha.

We would also have candle shoots at night. Light a candle down range and you had to shoot and blow the flame out without hitting the candle.

Now my dad has made all kinds of fun metal targets that do different things when you hit them.

 

It's one of the most prolific combat rifles in the world today. At least it's brother the M4/M16 is.

It's not overrated. It's extremely accurate. It's the Chevy 350 of rifles....highly customizable and easy to work on. It's a pleasure to shoot, easy to learn, and has almost no recoil.

I like my SKS too, but prefer my AR

 

You don't need to change out the trigger mechanism. I was very forcefully told by two young ladies that were going door to door for the DNC that anybody can walk into Walmart and buy a machine gun without even showing ID. One of them even said her kids can carry machine guns to school!

Make sure you get those 30 caliber black powder assault banana clips. Buy a lot though, I was told they run out and you need to buy new ones. They're super-duper deadly, especially when loaded with rocket propelled exploding boolletts. Even more so when you have that shoulder thingy that goes up. It makes all the difference in the world. Keep them hidden, if you have more than 30 b-b-b-boolletts the ATF will raid your house for hoarding ammo. And they'll shoot your seeing eye dog too!

My cousin is a Special Forces SEAL sniper Airborne Ranger frogman who trains Space Shuttle door gunners for NASA. He says you can shoot the screws off a license plate from the moon with the 30 caliber assault banana clips. Without them you're lucky to hit a continent. His mission is top secret...by day he pretends to be a PAC clerk. It's not hard, you just have to lose every piece of paper and form they hand you and voila! - You're an Army clerk.

Don't believe me? That's his picture in my avatar. He's also a rocket surgeon.

ETA: sigh.....the line about the dnc volunteers is true, they said you can buy machine guns at walmart without ID and kids can carry them to school. How's that for a mind fuck?

 

From the moon hey?

Lol.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr1Qe2m8oOA

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkUj0aGUBeo

 

http://youtu.be/-TC2xTCb_GU

 

why not learn or invent how, to make something better?

 

Believe it or not, the best handgun is the 22 revolver. Under rated but best.

 

Good luck finding a lower receiver that accepts full auto parts.

 

Do you realize that in doing so you might, in a best case scenario, save yourself a lot of money; yet in a worst case scenario it could cost you not just a number of years in prison but a whole lot more than if you did it the legal-way?

So go get a class 3 license and buy a legal machine gun. Better to do it that way than to do it illegally and risk losing your rights forever.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNXSyR8aNBQ

 

This is the best decision anyone has made.

 

Armscorp makes AR lowers milled to full auto specs. All that's missing is the holes for the auto sear.

It doesn't take a lot of skill to drill them out, but once you do it's legally a machine gun. Bad ju-ju if the ATF finds out

 

Sounds like it's worth it. IMO.