What is your favorite firearm? (Page 4): My favorite firearm? The one pointing at a bolshevick!

Sonny Magoo Loc: Where pot pie is boiled in a kettle

Jim0001 wrote:

This will put the anti-freedom democrats into cardiac arrest.

Do you have a favorite firearm?
Or a favorite caliber?
Which do you prefer, Rifle, shotgun or handgun?

My collection goes from .17 cal. to .50 BMG.
But the older I get the more I like my .22's.
I can shoot all day and still have my shoulder and hearing intact and have enough money left over to afford an adult beverage when I come off the range.

My favorite firearm?
The one pointing at a bolshevick!

archie bunker Loc: Texas

woodguru wrote:

You have found a new low in terms of defiling one of my all time favorite guns...too funny

I will defile anything you care about. Trust me. I h**e you!

Jim0001 Loc: originally from Tennessee, now Virginia, USA

RickyDCUSMC wrote:

Yes, when I said Thompson I meant a Thompson SMG, .45 auto with a 30 round clip or a drum. I fired on long ago and it was great. I know you have to have some kind of special collectors license to own one.

You have to go through a class III dealer and pay for a $200 tax stamp and an extensive background check and then spend probably spend $35K+ for the firearm,

valkyrierider Loc: "Land of Trump"

Jim0001 wrote:

You have to go through a class III dealer and pay for a $200 tax stamp and an extensive background check and then spend probably spend $35K+ for the firearm,

The prices have gotten out of sight. And the background check is the same as for a silencer.
Back in the 70s and 80s they were cheap to buy.
I would rather have the binary trigger.

Bassman65

Jim0001 wrote:

This will put the anti-freedom democrats into cardiac arrest.

Do you have a favorite firearm?
Or a favorite caliber?
Which do you prefer, Rifle, shotgun or handgun?

My collection goes from .17 cal. to .50 BMG.
But the older I get the more I like my .22's.
I can shoot all day and still have my shoulder and hearing intact and have enough money left over to afford an adult beverage when I come off the range.

1. Ruger Src 9mm
2. Mossberg maverick 12 gauge pump

Jim0001 Loc: originally from Tennessee, now Virginia, USA

MatthewlovesAyn wrote:

All three AR-15s (one chambered in 22LR) are fun to shoot. Just got a Ruger SR1911 that's a joy to shoot. Now I know what everyone was talking about. The one with the most rounds through it is a S&W SD9VE. About time to buy a safe. What's everybody's favorite bourbon?

The one I'm drinking... Otherwise, George Dickel, Jack Daniels, Jim Beam or ....

Wonttakeitanymore

Jim0001 wrote:

This will put the anti-freedom democrats into cardiac arrest.

Do you have a favorite firearm?
Or a favorite caliber?
Which do you prefer, Rifle, shotgun or handgun?

My collection goes from .17 cal. to .50 BMG.
But the older I get the more I like my .22's.
I can shoot all day and still have my shoulder and hearing intact and have enough money left over to afford an adult beverage when I come off the range.

Kg 99 semi auto! Desert eagle for invaders

Wonttakeitanymore

Wolf counselor wrote:

My favorite home defense weapon is my 12 guage Mos... (show quote)

I do like my little Rosie for my purse! 25 auto! So cute and compact!

son of witless

Jim0001 wrote:

This will put the anti-freedom democrats into cardiac arrest.

Do you have a favorite firearm?
Or a favorite caliber?
Which do you prefer, Rifle, shotgun or handgun?

My collection goes from .17 cal. to .50 BMG.
But the older I get the more I like my .22's.
I can shoot all day and still have my shoulder and hearing intact and have enough money left over to afford an adult beverage when I come off the range.

My double barrel 20 gauge.

valkyrierider Loc: "Land of Trump"

All the diversity in different types of guns keeps all the gun makers in business. I'm really glad that everyone doesn't like the same weapon.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

RickyDCUSMC wrote:

Yes, when I said Thompson I meant a Thompson SMG, .45 auto with a 30 round clip or a drum. I fired on long ago and it was great. I know you have to have some kind of special collectors license to own one.

Jim0001 wrote:

You have to go through a class III dealer and pay for a $200 tax stamp and an extensive background check and then spend probably spend $35K+ for the firearm,

then ya gotta feed 'em.
Those automatic bad boys are hungry.

valkyrierider Loc: "Land of Trump"

Blade_Runner wrote:

then ya gotta feed 'em.
Those automatic bad boys are hungry.

It has become a lucrative business.

BIRDMAN

woodguru wrote:

1911 .45 target model br Colt 6" Diamondback ... (show quote)

I always knew you k**led small animals

BIRDMAN

valkyrierider wrote:

Nope just buy it from a dealer and pay a one time $200.00 tax. The same as buying a silencer.

No you need a special license to buy a machine gun

valkyrierider Loc: "Land of Trump"

A dealer has to have a special license but an individual does not. I will do more research. Did the research and typed in this.
What are the requirements for buying an automatic Weopon?
Answer
Be at least 21 years of age to purchase a machine gun from the current owner.
Be a legal resident of the United States.
Be legally eligible to purchase a firearm.
Pass a BATFE background check with a process time of 8 to 10 months.

Checked several places and you do not have to have any kind of special license unless you are unlucky enough to live in a democrat run state with stupid laws that go against the U.S. Constitution.