terrifying arsenal..London

[cephas]

Saw this on another site. They'd crap at some of our collections.
"Terrifying arsenal of weapons among dozens seized in Met's gun amnesty"
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http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime...-a3463401.html

[RTF92.5]

Is that six-shooter even real? It looks un-canily like an old Collector's Armory Replica from my "childhood".

http://www.collectorsarmoury.com/pro...umber=22-1186G

Third from the left looks like it's missing some essential parts. That's some serious firepower... though I might be as frightened to pull the trigger on most of those as to be down range of them.

[streaker69]

Any sea mines?

[bogey1]

That bag registered?

[Palerider]

That is terrifying, thank goodness for the 2A!

[Yoder]

That's so cute!

[ungawa]

That bag registered?

Hahahahahaha!!!


Crap at our collections? Their heads would explode. A pair of French people crapped when they saw my gun in a checkout line at Wegmans. I could tell they wanted to take pictures when they settled down but were afraid to.

There was an article posted here a couple years ago about a couple in England that discovered several hundred .22 rounds in their pond along with a few .303 I think. The police had to send out divers and explosive experts, the whole thing was completely ridiculous. The comments from the US were hilarious. One guy said he had more ammo rolling around the floor of his garage

[eyecanshoot]

That bag registered?

The bag is the most dangerous item on that table. No child suffocation warning? Freaking barbarians.

[Daycrawler]

What do the flags say that pop out of them? They must say really bad things.

Things like:
1. Get to the bunker
2. The Germans are coming
3. Now the Americans are coming

[TaePo]

You are all pointing out another advantage of the 2A. Knowledgeable citizens are less likely to fall for such sensationalism nor would the desired effect of producing a reaction based on fear work as any and all citizens can be equitably armed.