Is trump anti gun?. (Page 4): And who told us that?

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

And who told us that?

son of witless wrote:

Unfortunately they did.

son of witless

bmac32 wrote:

And who told us that?

I went by the body count. So if I got it wrong then why were there so many dead ?

Lonewolf

Larry the Legend wrote:

Only if you don't count the millions who voted for him...

Russia and the people who were to disgusted to vote elected him.

archie bunker Loc: Texas

Lonewolf wrote:

Russia and the people who were to disgusted to vote elected him.

But......I'm a Texan........never had a call from Russia telling me to vote for him.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

I'm in Florida, no Russian has called here either.

archie bunker wrote:

But......I'm a Texan........never had a call from Russia telling me to vote for him.

Smedley_buzkill

bmac32 wrote:

I'm in Florida, no Russian has called here either.

Or Georgia.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

son of witless wrote:

They evidentially worked well in Las Vegas, unfortunately.

Shots in rapid succession never hit the target as accurately as those carefully aimed. That bump stock reduced the efficacy of the rifle and reduced the casualty count simply because it is impossible to keep a steady aim under those circumstances. You couldn't give me one of those things.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Larry the Legend wrote:

Shots in rapid succession never hit the target as accurately as those carefully aimed. That bump stock reduced the efficacy of the rifle and reduced the casualty count simply because it is impossible to keep a steady aim under those circumstances. You couldn't give me one of those things.

A semi-auto rifle, pistol or shotgun can be bump fired without any attached contraption. And as you will see in this video, it can be done with aimed fire.

How to bumpfire without bumpfire stock

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

Blade_Runner wrote:

A semi-auto rifle, pistol or shotgun can be bump fired without any attached contraption. And as you will see in this video, it can be done with aimed fire.

How to bumpfire without bumpfire stock

Doesn't go out of his way to show the results, does he? That's because a thirty inch grouping at ten yards is terrible accuracy. Just because he's looking down the barrel doesn't mean he's taking aim. He isn't. He's pointing and spraying. That is not marksmanship, it's machismo.

son of witless

Larry the Legend wrote:

Shots in rapid succession never hit the target as accurately as those carefully aimed. That bump stock reduced the efficacy of the rifle and reduced the casualty count simply because it is impossible to keep a steady aim under those circumstances. You couldn't give me one of those things.

I don't think accuracy was important. When you are firing into a crowd you can't miss.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

son of witless wrote:

I don't think accuracy was important. When you are firing into a crowd you can't miss.

Center mass or extremity? There's a difference, and that's why accuracy matters.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Larry the Legend wrote:

Doesn't go out of his way to show the results, does he? That's because a thirty inch grouping at ten yards is terrible accuracy. Just because he's looking down the barrel doesn't mean he's taking aim. He isn't. He's pointing and spraying. That is not marksmanship, it's machismo.

"Machismo"?? Oh, for cryin out loud. How about just having some fun?

But, if ya wanna pik nits.

How about bump fire with scope and target?

Aimed bump fire bursts at target

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

Blade_Runner wrote:

"Machismo"?? Oh, for cryin out loud. How about just having some fun?

But, if ya wanna pik nits.

How about bump fire with scope and target?

Aimed bump fire bursts at target

Okay, we can 'pik nits' if you like. On the first video, notice the dust spread behind the target. That has to be a ten foot grouping. The second guy does a much better job. As any range officer will be glad to attest, firing short bursts will definitely improve accuracy and conserve ammunition as a bonus. He didn't show his target either but I imagine it was far better than the first yahoo.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Larry the Legend wrote:

Okay, we can 'pik nits' if you like. On the first video, notice the dust spread behind the target. That has to be a ten foot grouping. The second guy does a much better job. As any range officer will be glad to attest, firing short bursts will definitely improve accuracy and conserve ammunition as a bonus. He didn't show his target either but I imagine it was far better than the first yahoo.

You're just too damned serious about this. Some of us get a real kick out of shooting guns, and if we don't nail a 1 inch group at a hundred yards, BFD.

One thing I enjoy out here in cowboy country is we don't have range officers at our community shooting range. We do our own safety protocols. Every one at the range looks out for themselves and every one else.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

I go to the range to RELAX like some people take a nap.

Blade_Runner wrote:

You're just too damned serious about this. Some of us get a real kick out of shooting guns, and if we don't nail a 1 inch group at a hundred yards, BFD.

One thing I enjoy out here in cowboy country is we don't have range officers at our community shooting range. We do our own safety protocols. Every one at the range looks out for themselves and every one else.