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Support the economy...

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mooseracing

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http://buyagunweek.com/ 6/28 - 7/06

"Take the Kids out shooting"
"Take non gun owners out shooting"
"Open Carry"


Basically do anything that supports and improves the gun industry.


I don't have the cash for another gun (i'll still be dreaming about some) but I will be stocking up on some ammo this week.


Hopefully everyone else will do the same that supports this. And to those that don't, don't spew crap in this thread.

 
I'm pretty certain there are better ways of contributing to a positive economic growth without increasing crime numbers.
 
I really want an FN FiveSeven.. but no idea where to start looking for a weapon so rare to civilian dealers. And then where to get ammo.. =/
 
The arms industry gets too much support as it is. It's hard to believe that there's actually a buy a gun week website
 
Originally posted by: hiromizu
I'm pretty certain there are better ways of contributing to a positive economic growth without increasing crime numbers.
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Massive troll failure.
 
Originally posted by: hiromizu
I'm pretty certain there are better ways of contributing to a positive economic growth without increasing crime numbers.
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Because most crimes are committed by people with a CCW... :roll:
 
I like C&R rifles, but I can no longer afford ammo for a K-31. It's a shame, it was a lot of fun to take to the range. Now it just sits here, waiting for me to buy 50c/rd ammo for it.
 
Originally posted by: hiromizu
I'm pretty certain there are better ways of contributing to a positive economic growth without increasing crime numbers.
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GTFO
Law abiding citizens do not contribute to the crime. Infact, the more guns law abiding citizens buy, we can have so many, that it would make crime numbers involving guns go down on a precentage of guns in the US vs the amount of crime. 😛

So I propose we all buy guns. 😀
 
Originally posted by: sjwaste
I like C&R rifles, but I can no longer afford ammo for a K-31. It's a shame, it was a lot of fun to take to the range. Now it just sits here, waiting for me to buy 50c/rd ammo for it.
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Buy an old Mosin Nagant for 80 bucks..ammo is fairly cheap. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: sjwaste
I like C&R rifles, but I can no longer afford ammo for a K-31. It's a shame, it was a lot of fun to take to the range. Now it just sits here, waiting for me to buy 50c/rd ammo for it.
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Go out and get a Mosin. They're around $100 and you can get 440 rnds from Aimsurplus for $80.

Rhaze.
The only way I could justify getting the FiveSeven is if I bought it along with the PS90 so I would have multiple weapons in the same caliber. Even then, the rarity and $$$ of the caliber is cost prohibitive I think.
I'd rather have something in 9mm and an AR in 9mm.
 
Originally posted by: hiromizu
I'm pretty certain there are better ways of contributing to a positive economic growth without increasing crime numbers.
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I don't own a gun yet, but how would this increase crime numbers? Or are you just a dumbass who likes to troll in threads and never return?
 
I don't have any extra money after buying my glock even though I'd love to get a mossberg 500.

I'll just buy a few boxes of ammo.
 
Perhaps I'll buy an F22. Support the struggling Lockheed Martin corporation! I heard they recently lost their best software engineer and it caused their stock to tank.
 
Originally posted by: buck
Originally posted by: hiromizu
I'm pretty certain there are better ways of contributing to a positive economic growth without increasing crime numbers.
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I don't own a gun yet, but how would this increase crime numbers? Or are you just a dumbass who likes to troll in threads and never return?
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The argument is that more legal weapons makes it easier for even petty criminals to get guns.
 
I live in the commie state of California in the bay area. The hippies are planning on banning gun ownership, so I want to pickup a couple of 9mm and a shotgun before that non-sense happens. Anybody know a good and trust worthy shop around the bay area where I can buy guns, pickup guns I ordered online, and training?
 
I got myself an AR15, a mosberg 500 12ga tactical, and a ruger LCP last month. I don't think I can afford to spend money on new guns for quite a while after dropping 3 grand last month 🙁
 
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