Gun Humor thread

Steal2B · May 30, 2020

Free-state relatives can be jerks

Steal2B · May 30, 2020

New York does not want us to have nice things.

Darth · May 30, 2020

Steal2B · May 31, 2020

Jmac00 · May 31, 2020

1075tech said:
My son bought a drone last week and brought it over to show me. He was flying it around showing the video that it takes. I suggested getting the shotgun out. He said no

we were thinking of getting a Mavric II, but the FAA is coming out with some "drone ID" thing that will radio, not only the drones position, but the operators position as well. AND most are coming out with software that 'knows' where all the 'no fly zones' are, so your drone won't go there even if you want it to. ie, if you're near the Grand canyon, your drone won't even launch.
They can't be used in State or federal parks. Basically, the FAA is making a drone a waste of time and money (which is probably their goal)

Jmac00 · May 31, 2020

Steal2B said:
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LOL I don't know if the Navy still does this, but if the Navy deploys you to the pacific fleet, on your return trip most navy vessels stop at Pearl Harbor. The Navy will fly your family to Pearl and let the kids come back with dad on the boat. And they get to play with some of the guns. This was back when my brother was in the Navy, 30 years ago. IDK if they still allow this or not. I always thought that was pretty cool

Edwardteach72 · May 31, 2020

If you get it you understand

Steal2B · May 31, 2020

Steal2B · May 31, 2020

Tisto · Jun 1, 2020

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I have to call BS on this one. One bullet clearly has rifling marks on it. The other does not. Sorry, but this is a set-up. Those bullets did not miraculously collide in mid-air.

Steal2B · Jun 1, 2020

Tisto said:
I have to call BS on this one. One bullet clearly has rifling marks on it. The other does not. Sorry, but this is a set-up. Those bullets did not miraculously collide in mid-air.

Bullets collided in mid air?

A look at collided bullets.

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Photo of two bullets collided mid air

I follow a Twitter feed called Historical Pics (@HistoricalPics) This photo appeared this morning and is said to be ' Two collided bullets from the Battle of Gallipoli, 1915-1916' Nil other info re source etc. I have absolutely no idea if this sort of thing is feasable and thought I'd share it he...

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