Kids and guns

[huntmaster]

yeah--I think you have to have a 'class 3' license or something.

 

[beefybull]

Law enforcement & military can have automatic guns made or make them themselves. Cops can do so for private/personal use as well.

However, there are many manuals for sale on the internet on how to convert your guns to full auto, often taking only a few cheap parts.

You can also "bump fire" a semi-automatic, which causes it to shoot at a nearly automatic rate. This is done by pulling on the gun barrel away from you with one hand while having your trigger finger straight and rigid. The recoil causes the gun to fire again. You can learn more about it by doing a search on google.com or excite.com

 

[KEL]

I am #3 first and foremost! however I will try to answer your questions.

So, if that is the only thing that makes us different, I can assume you:
1) are hot perhaps
2) are buff working on it
3) are modest very
4) have a hot blond girlfriend no- I don't date blonds or females

Oops my mistake ...we’re not the same

 

[KA-BAR]

my 11 year old daughter has been firing my 9mm for 3 years now. She is very familair with it and respects it 100% she know proper safety and marksmanship.

 

[Taps]

I own a few and have recieved firearm training. However, if I could snap my fingers and make all guns everywhere disappear, I would.

But that isn't reality. Guns arn't going anywhere and you're better off knowing how to handle one than not.

 

[Stuey01]

I agree completely, this also applies to so much more than guns, education is so much better than trying to shelter your child from things, you don't have control over what your child does when you are not around so you can't protect them, if you educate them then you can trust them to make the right decisions even when you aren't there. I plan to take this approach with my kids (when i get round to having any, i'm only 21) and teach them about things like drugs and alcohol (guns are not an issue, see my location) education prevents abuse..

Stu.

p.s. good thread