What a deal !

[TAKART]

ok I c

Which state have the less guns? I was planning to visit the United States next spring with my family.

[reiver]

Originally Posted by TAKART

ok I c

Which state have the less guns? I was planning to visit the United States next spring with my family.

Strictest gun laws? Try Chicago, NY, or Detroit.

However, for the safety of your family, I would suggest a place where criminals aren't the only ones with guns....

-Highly custom (bolt and barrel made from same block of metal to match perfectly) AR-15 w/EOTech Holographic and just about everything is well upgraded over what you'd find in something off the shelf.
-Kimber 1911 Custom
-M9 with a lot of upgrades (only frame is stock)
-FN FiveseveN
-Walther PPK
-HK USP Compact
-The shotgun as seen at the end of Terminator 2 (x2)
-over 30 hunting or precision rifles & shotguns 12, 16, 20, .410, .243, 30-06, .338L, .308, 7.62x39, 30-30 (1894 Winchester), .270, and something my great grandfather had that would easily put down the largest game
-over .50 cal (don't recall the exact caliber) gentleman's set of dueling pistols - same models used by Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr.

I have probably one of the smallest collections in Texas and have gotten pulled over with 6 of them in my Boxster. Officer just appreciated the fact that I let him know.

If you want to be in a safer area, go to a place where the good guys also have guns and the criminals have to think about that...

[madmods]

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[reiver]

Originally Posted by madmods

LOLLL sounds like a civil war to me mate

Only for Texas independence

[Perfectlap]

Originally Posted by reiver

Strictest gun laws? Try Chicago, NY, or Detroit.

For the record, NY is one of the safest places for tourists in the U.S.

Dangerous cities seem to coincide with weak economies and not so much gun laws. case in point, there are just as many pro-gun states as strict gun states in the top 10 list of most dangerous cities.

[tonichristi]

Originally Posted by TAKART

ok I c

Which state have the less guns? I was planning to visit the United States next spring with my family.

Are you sure about that? Switzerland is beautiful in the spring.

[reiver]

Originally Posted by tonichristi

Are you sure about that? Switzerland is beautiful in the spring.

Switzerland has one of the highest numbers of privately held firearms in the world. Males conscripted in the Militia are required to possess (military firearms) and maintain them at home as they have no standing army. You were being sarcastic, weren't ya?

[Ian c]

My local dealers ...

[kashmir]

Originally Posted by Ian c

My local dealers ...

So this now has me thinking, I wonder what kind of other "deals" are out there. So I checked online to see if I can finally get a Ferarri at a deal. But as you all can see, I'm out of luck again.

[Ian c]

Originally Posted by kashmir

So this now has me thinking, I wonder what kind of other "deals" are out there. So I checked online to see if I can finally get a Ferarri at a deal. But as you all can see, I'm out of luck again.

No advertisd deals , but you could still register an interest and hope you get lucky

[2003S]

Originally Posted by reiver

Switzerland has one of the highest numbers of privately held firearms in the world. Males conscripted in the Militia are required to possess (military firearms) and maintain them at home as they have no standing army. You were being sarcastic, weren't ya?

But the ammunition is stored in an armory; can be bought at a range, but must be used there...

Gun politics in Switzerland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Also your info about Chicago is out of date... Handguns have been allowed here for years (but before that it really didn't stop ANYONE) , and Illinois now has concealed carry...

But let's get back to talking about cars....

[reiver]

Originally Posted by 2003S

But the ammunition is stored in an armory; can be bought at a range, but must be used there...

Gun politics in Switzerland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Also your info about Chicago is out of date... Handguns have been allowed here for years (but before that it really didn't stop ANYONE) , and Illinois now has concealed carry...

But let's get back to talking about cars....

Yeah, but that is a recent development (turning in ammo). I'm sure not all the ammo got turned in and you can keep your weapon once leaving the service, which leaves a lot of potential owners with ammo. We are only talking about the officially provided ammo, as well.

[TeamOxford]

Originally Posted by 2003S

But let's get back to talking about cars....

Please.......................

TO