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Been wanting one for a long time and finally got one. Its a Ruger SR9 9mm. Very nice one and I am glad I got this one. I was at the gun show when I bought it. I must have come back to the same gun 4 or 5 times in 2 hours.
I have a ruger 10/22, never jams…so I am hoping won’t get jams with this one.
Anyone else have a gun?
Not a gun but many guns and you are right the 10/22 just keeps shooting. My 9mm is a Tarurs and it has never jammed on me. One of my favorite guns is a on old Hi Standard 22, 9 shot revolver I love shooting it, you can shoot it all day for no cost.
Don’t own a gun but now that you do i would just like to say i agree with every post you have ever made.
I own several handguns,but my favorites are the Walthers P99 (9 mil.) and Walther P 22. I used to shoot a lot but work has been slow, and ammo keeps getting more expensive. Also have two sons that have started shooting, so I’ve switched more to my shotguns, I can reload some good but very inexpensive loads, around 3 bucks a box for 28 guage. 4 bucks for 20 guage. My favorite shotgun is the Beretta 391. I’v shot thousands of rounds and has never jammed and (shame on me) I’ve never cleaned it. Also like Browning citori 20 guage.
I love guns and if I had the money I would own thousands. well at least hundreds.
I’m fortunate to have my own redneck shooting range right off my back deck.
matthewschiefs;228316 wrote:Don’t own a gun but now that you do i would just like to say i agree with every post you have ever made.😆
I own a gun too, so you best agree with all my posts too, hahahaha.
I’ve had my gun for several years, it’s a Ruger also…9MM (P89DC). Mine’s never jammed when target practicing, nor firing in the air to scare off wild animals that appeared threatening to my dogs where I use to live. Now that I think about it…where am I gonna target practice since moving to Kansas City? I use to live in no mans land on 80 acres, nearest neighbor a mile away…not the case now, haha.
Owning guns in Australia is not illegal but I think it is limited to handguns. And you need a liscnence or you need to be a farmer. For instance if you’re a farmer and you are allowed to own a gun it could be a handgun or a shotgun but it couldnt be an Aussault rifle or SMG.
Persoanally I dont plan on ever getting a gone unless it is for my own safety or if it is for sport. The average person here has never even touched a gun. Basically guns are not a normal sight in sydney and if you saw a person with one, you would think he is mugging you LOL
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AussieChiefsFan;228325 wrote:Owning guns in Australia is not illegal but I think it is limited to handguns. And you need a liscnence or you need to be a farmer. For instance if you’re a farmer and you are allowed to own a gun it could be a handgun or a shotgun but it couldnt be an Aussault rifle or SMG.Persoanally I dont plan on ever getting a gone unless it is for my own safety or if it is for sport. The average person here has never even touched a gun. Basically guns are not a normal sight in sydney and if you saw a person with one, you would think he is mugging you LOL
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Its an American thing.
I have no hand guns, but I have 2 shotguns and a small caliber rifle, ( its a 22 caliber, I am so ashamed, I do not own a bigger rifle, I am the black sheep in my family.) But I do not hunt deer, I go small game hunting. I do want to buy a hand gun, and a large caliber rifle, for protection, when the world ends and chaos rules. :smile
honda522;228311 wrote:Been wanting one for a long time and finally got one. Its a Ruger SR9 9mm. Very nice one and I am glad I got this one. I was at the gun show when I bought it. I must have come back to the same gun 4 or 5 times in 2 hours.I have a ruger 10/22, never jams…so I am hoping won’t get jams with this one.
Anyone else have a gun?
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AussieChiefsFan;228337 wrote:Definately LOL!
In canada are guns a common thing?Nope, its about the same as Australia here. Guns for hunting but no handguns on people while they are walking down the street. Thats just crazy if you ask me.
Canada;228338 wrote:Nope, its about the same as Australia here. Guns for hunting but no handguns on people while they are walking down the street. Thats just crazy if you ask me.Agreed. :bananen_smilies046:
AussieChiefsFan;228325 wrote:Owning guns in Australia is not illegal but I think it is limited to handguns. And you need a liscnence or you need to be a farmer. For instance if you’re a farmer and you are allowed to own a gun it could be a handgun or a shotgun but it couldnt be an Aussault rifle or SMG.Persoanally I dont plan on ever getting a gone unless it is for my own safety or if it is for sport. The average person here has never even touched a gun. Basically guns are not a normal sight in sydney and if you saw a person with one, you would think he is mugging you LOL
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Aussie, its a right for Americans to bear arms, its in our constitution. Alot of people go hunting with their guns and others target practice. Some how, every once in awhile, someone who shouldn’t belong near a gun gets ahold of one and people get shot.
Personally, the gun control here in the US isn’t what it should be. My dad got his AK-47 after filling a short form out. I just bought my gun and it only took me 10 mins of waiting time. It seems to easy for a single person to get ahold of a gun legally.
If you ever get the chance to go shooting…take it, cause it is fun and you will enjoy it.
The reality for me is that it wouldn’t matter how strict our gun control laws were, the criminal element in our society will always be able to obtain guns illegally. The bottom line is guns don’t kill people, people kill people. You could eliminate all guns in society, but violent crime won’t be stopped, nor reduced. If someone has a mind of violence they have many weapons to choose from, including chemical.
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