The Gun Thread

Eranys said:
Well, yeah, but that's not what you said at first. I agree it's not a good first gun, but that is obvious to anyone with gun knowledge.

The Stoeger double is meant to be a modern coach gun, nothing more, nothing less. It is a niche gun, to be certain, but there is nothing wrong with niche guns, nor is there anything wrong with having an abundance of choice. Isn't that what makes the country great? Why do you want fewer choices?

I've come to the conclusion that if I want my wife to have a long gun available to her, a 20 gauge double barrel is probably her best choice. I know my wife, and I cannot envision her racking a pump multiple times in an engagement. She would be far better served with two in the pipe ready to go. AR's are like space shuttles to her, she is not ready for that. Maybe after the kids are grown and I can spend some serious time training with her. But her go to weapon for now is a .38 revolver, which is about the extent of what she could handle under stress right now. That's the thing about double barrels and revolvers - even non-gun people can intuitively use them.

I ask again: why are you opposed to an abundance of choice for people?
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bad choices

ohhhhhhhhhhhh
because i'm a gun snob

that's the real reason
 
Tito Orcheese said:
Sold a ton of these as well

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LoneCowboy said:
you're just bored and you wanna fight????????
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You just make ridiculous blanket statements sometimes that deserve challenging. Normally I ignore them, but this is my subject of personal nerdery, so I will always have something to say.
 
LoneCowboy said:
i dunno, is it?
had to drive around the country with my mother and wife in the car for 3 days and 900 miles
I believe i deserve a break.
rant incoming on tales of everyday life.
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900 miles?

wtf?

did you drive across Morocco? Mali?
 

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The Guns That Fought for Sicily - Operation Husky's Hidden Arsenal

A few days off in Sicily are never just a few days off, not if you're the type of person who writes for TFB.The island is absolutely saturated with World War II history, but apart from a pillbox here and there, you won’t notice it unless you go looking for it.But sooner or later, any visit to...
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A few days off in Sicily are never just a few days off, not if you're the type of person who writes for TFB. The island is absolutely saturated with World War II history, but apart from a pillbox here and there, you won’t notice it unless you go looking for it. But sooner or later, any visit to southeastern Sicily will bring you within reach of Museo Storico dello Sbarco in Sicilia 1943, located in Modica in the province of Ragusa. I made the time, and it was worth it. Here’s my article focused on the firearms carried by the soldiers, as well as a visit to the Machine Gun Room
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