Guns: A Necessity in Today's Society?

**Red Advent 04** · January 27th, 2014 02:51 PM

Yes! in this day we need to owned guns for our owned security and protection..kung maibabalik nga yung panahon ng wild west e mas maganda para malaman kung sinu talaga ang mga bandido at mga mag tatanggol sa kani kanila.

**foresterx** · January 27th, 2014 03:03 PM

Originally Posted by oj88

The legality of owning or even carrying a gun is controversial enough. So I guess, this ups the ante a bit more...

The R.I.P. round from G2 Research.

I think I just wet myself. :D

Source: The New Ammunition That Has Gun Owners Drooling | The Liberty Digest

itchura pa lang RIP na talaga, but lets wait for the FBI to test this ammo and see how it will compare to ammos like the ranger, golden saber, pdx1 etc.

baka mamaya katulad ito nung HEAT armor piercing round na binebenta sa twin pines pag try ko di man lang bumaon sa 1/4" steel and even sa yellow page halos hangang kalahati lang bumaon tapos walang expansion.

**safeorigin** · January 27th, 2014 11:14 PM

Originally Posted by foresterx

itchura pa lang RIP na talaga, but lets wait for the FBI to test this ammo and see how it will compare to ammos like the ranger, golden saber, pdx1 etc.

baka mamaya katulad ito nung HEAT armor piercing round na binebenta sa twin pines pag try ko di man lang bumaon sa 1/4" steel and even sa yellow page halos hangang kalahati lang bumaon tapos walang expansion.

exactly why marketing should be taken with grain of salt unless tested

**safeorigin** · January 31st, 2014 09:36 PM

How to make your babies tactical:

**safeorigin** · February 21st, 2014 03:01 AM

Mum defends her home

A Detroit mother opened fire Monday night when three suspects broke into her home.

Surveillance cameras caught it all.

The mother tells said she "didn't have time to get scared." When she heard the door to her home on Woodrow Wilson being kicked in, she immediately warned the three teenage intruders and then opened fire.

One of the teens dropped a handgun on his way out the door. He then tried to get back inside the house a second time, but was again met with gunfire. Once again, he took off and all three were arrested shortly after the incident by Detroit Police.

Recalling the panic she felt, the mom says "I let them know I had a gun once they were in the house. They said no you don't so I shot off the first round. I wasn't feeling anything at the moment, I got scared afterwards."

We still don't know what they came to steal, but the mother was committed to protecting her two small kids at any cost with her loaded rifle.

Her daughter told her "Oh no mommy, I don't want them to take my piggy bank or my toys."

http://www.wptv.com/news/national/mo...d-her-children

Meanwhile, the politicians who want to take guns away from responsible citizens had this brilliant idea...

TROY, Mo.—In a cramped, carpeted amphitheater in the basement of Troy Buchanan High School, 69 students are waiting to die.

“You’ll know when it pops off,” says Robert Bowen, the school’s campus police officer. “If you get engaged with one of the shooters, you’ll know it.”

“When you get shot, you need to close your fingers and keep ‘em in,” adds Tammy Kozinski, the drama teacher. “When the bad guy and the police come through, they’ll step all over you, and who will be saying they’re sorry?”

“Nobody!” the students cry in unison.

This isn’t a bizarre, premeditated mass murder or some twisted sacrifice led by a student cult. These are the 20 minutes preceding an active shooter drill, the 13th one Missouri’s Lincoln County school district has staged in the past year.

All but 69 students have gone home for the day on early dismissal. These volunteer victims, mostly culled from the school’s drama class, are outfitted in fake-bloody bullet wounds, still wet and dripping down their foreheads, necks and chests. Bowen tells them what to expect: They’ll see “bad guys with AR-15s” shooting blanks during a simulated “passing period”—the moments when one class ends and the other begins. PVC pipes will be dropped on the floor to approximate IEDs. Crystal Lanham, a baby-faced freshman with long, gently-crimped brown hair, receives the dubious honor of being chosen as one of the gunmen’s hostages. She’s thrilled.

Fake Blood and Blanks: Schools Stage Active Shooter Drills - NBC News

**safeorigin** · April 10th, 2014 06:15 PM

Why it's a bad idea to create "Gun-Free" zones

**leodawesome** · April 14th, 2014 10:51 PM

Anyone knows where i can find a 2-tone Beretta 92FS 9x19mm? Also the estimated cost of owning including papers.

**foresterx** · April 15th, 2014 01:55 AM

Originally Posted by leodawesome

Anyone knows where i can find a 2-tone Beretta 92FS 9x19mm? Also the estimated cost of owning including papers.

not sure where you can get a 2-tone beretta since most of the beretta's i've seen for sale are either black or the 92fs inox. price is around 45-50k, maintenance is pretty cheap since it's a pretty reliable gun cleaning it regularly with oil is the only maintenance it will need if used and taken care of properly. license, well if you're a new owner you'll have a hard time with all the BS PNP has done recently, it'll cost you around 7k to get the proper license. PTCFOR goodluck with getting one, it takes forever to get one and pretty expensive. around 10k if going through the proper way of getting it tapos di pa sure yon kung ma approve ang PTCFOR mo.

**Red Advent 04** · April 15th, 2014 10:41 AM

yes sa panahon ngayon kelangan ng armas. sa dami ng mga masasamang tao ngayon dapat talaga may armas ang bawat tao. kaya ako isa sa sasakyan, isa sa bahay at isa yung palagi ko dala. mahirap ng maunahan ng karahasan, madali ang mag paliwanag kesa naka himlay at pinag lalamayan.

**leodawesome** · April 15th, 2014 03:52 PM

Originally Posted by foresterx

not sure where you can get a 2-tone beretta since most of the beretta's i've seen for sale are either black or the 92fs inox. price is around 45-50k, maintenance is pretty cheap since it's a pretty reliable gun cleaning it regularly with oil is the only maintenance it will need if used and taken care of properly. license, well if you're a new owner you'll have a hard time with all the BS PNP has done recently, it'll cost you around 7k to get the proper license. PTCFOR goodluck with getting one, it takes forever to get one and pretty expensive. around 10k if going through the proper way of getting it tapos di pa sure yon kung ma approve ang PTCFOR mo.

Damn, I really like that 2-tone. Thanks a lot for this info sir. I guess naging money making scheme na lang tong process na to.