By the by -- bye bye

paul_valaru

100% Pure Canadian Beef
Everyone has preconceived notions....EVERYONE!

you thinking that is a preconceived notion about everyone.

I don't have any real preconceived notions about anyone, I just have thoughts about peoples online persona's.

I learnt the hard way, I used to think Leslie was some kind of church lady.
 

Gato_Solo

Out-freaking-standing OTC member
you thinking that is a preconceived notion about everyone.

I don't have any real preconceived notions about anyone, I just have thoughts about peoples online persona's.

I learnt the hard way, I used to think Leslie was some kind of church lady.


She was...until some shady guy moved to Toronto and messed up her viewpoints. ;)
 

valkyrie

Well-Known Member
So would that be first hand experience? :rolleyes:

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Yes, Troll. From first hand experience.
Wrong rifle, though... I used a Barrett.
 

valkyrie

Well-Known Member
I've fired a BAR, an M60, an M16, an M1, and an AK47. Not that I am a liberal, but you think I am. Aren't people like me supposed to be afraid of guns? I actually own a gun even. All I do with it is shoot holes in this no trespassing sign on a tree in the woods behind my house that nobody pays any attention to anyway. But there are a lot of things in this world I am quite sure would surprise you and all your crazy preconceived notions of how it is.
Don't worry about the Troll. ;) She's so trapped by her own ideology she can't see the forest through the trees. Education is lost on her. :shrug:
 

Cerise

Well-Known Member
Wrong rifle, though...


Uhhhh....hello? A "rifle?" :rofl3:

I would think someone with your "first hand experience" would know the difference. :shrug:

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If you really want to play these games you should at least know what you're talking about.


:rolleyes:
 

paul_valaru

100% Pure Canadian Beef
Uhhhh....hello? A "rifle?" :rofl3:

I would think someone with your "first hand experience" would know the difference. :shrug:

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If you really want to play these games you should at least know what you're talking about.


:rolleyes:

wrong.....laundry dryer?

I am not good at this game, though it looks like an air-cooled .50 cal machine gun.
 

Professur

Well-Known Member
Uhhhh....hello? A "rifle?" :rofl3:

I would think someone with your "first hand experience" would know the difference. :shrug:

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If you really want to play these games you should at least know what you're talking about.


:rolleyes:

Congrats on pissing away any credibility you had, Cherry. A 'rifle' is any firearm with a 'rifled' barrel. It may also carry other labels, but rifle does apply. In fact, you can even get a rifled shotgun barrel these days.
 

paul_valaru

100% Pure Canadian Beef
Congrats on pissing away any credibility you had, Cherry. A 'rifle' is any firearm with a 'rifled' barrel. It may also carry other labels, but rifle does apply. In fact, you can even get a rifled shotgun barrel these days.

then wtf is a carbine
 

Cerise

Well-Known Member
Congrats on pissing away any credibility you had, Cherry. A 'rifle' is any firearm with a 'rifled' barrel. It may also carry other labels, but rifle does apply. In fact, you can even get a rifled shotgun barrel these days.

You wish. :rolleyes: Talk about "pissing away."

With your logic you would call a "pistol" a "rifle" correct?

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"A rifle" is a firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder.

A "machine gun" is not a "rifle."

Go into a gun store and tell the guy behind the counter you want to buy a "rifle." Where does he point you to?

:shrug:
 

Professur

Well-Known Member
then wtf is a carbine

A short barreled 'long arm'. Usually used by cavalry because of the need to holster it while riding, as opposed to carrying it on a sling like infantry. The difference in accuracy didn't matter, since they were moving so much on horseback that they couldn't hit the broad side of a barn from the inside.

Understand that the terms today are frequently mixed and confused thanks to ineptness. That's nothing new, really. Trying to get one single definition for a broadsword is just as impossible, as the term varied from region to region.

And Cherry ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short_barreled_rifles

If you don't like it, feel free to take it up with Bafta, ATF and Websters, because they all agree
 

Professur

Well-Known Member
You wish. Talk about "pissing away."



Don't all firearms that shoot bullets have "rifled barrels?"

"A rifle" is a firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder.


A musket isn't rifled. Neither are most shotguns, with noted exceptions. Many 'black powder' guns aren't rifled, many are.

A firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder is considered a 'long gun'. Many people, even supposedly educated people in the business will use 'rifle' as a generic term. Common stupidity doesn't make them right. A facial tissue may be called a Kleenex, but the ones in my drawer aren't made by them.
 
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