#Responsible Firearm

[summerlinarmory]

Becoming a gun owner is a journey. We are here to support you every step of the way. For first-time gun owners, avoiding common pitfalls is crucial to ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience with firearms. Here are some key mistakes to steer clear of.

[k-wame]

Aaron Taylor Johnson   Bullet Train (2022) ‧ Action ‧ dir. David Leitch

[msburgundy]

the real danger of polyglot/linguistics youtube is how frequently it makes you consider joining the military just to go to the DLI

[twistedrehabilitationprogram]

I know from game experience that Glisten favours company. You mind if I stick around him?

Don’t mind the gun.

Glisten watches as the twisted craft tilts his head at the strange object you are holding, circling around and examining it before grabbing it to investigate closer. From what memories he has regained Goob cannot recall ever seeing such an item. Glisten slowly approaches remarking that " you should really be careful, we have no idea what this thing is... ". The craft continued exploring it until one of his claws manages to touch the trigger , shooting a hole into the wall as his fur stands on end and his eyes widen. So that's what that did.... noted. All Glisten can say right now is " What. On . Earth. "

[superiorsturgeon]

Gun Safety With Ruby Rose

BANG!!!

Ruby: *running into the room* What happened?! Did someone fire a gun in here?! 😱

Oscar: *shifting guiltily* Well, we were thinking of adding some long-range weapons, so we decided to try out a handgun… 😥

Jaune: …and we were practicing safely loading, unloading, and disassembling it before taking it to the range, and uh… 😰

Jaune: *gestures to the hole in the floor*

Ruby: Don’t you boys know the rules of gun safety?! Just because you have aura doesn’t mean you don’t always treat every gun as if it’s loaded and keep your finger off the trigger! 😡

Oscar: …in our defense, the Ruger LCP 380 we got was kinda hard to get apart… 😅

Ruby: The Ruger LCP is a 6-year-old’s gun! Now this is just plain stupid! 🤬

[frogblast-the-ventcore]

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

The city of Chicago sued Glock Inc. on Tuesday, alleging the handgun manufacturer is facilitating the proliferation of illegal machine guns that can fire as many as 1,200 rounds per minute on the streets of the city.

The lawsuit alleges Glock unreasonably endangers Chicagoans by manufacturing and selling semiautomatic pistols that can easily be converted to illegal machine guns with an auto sear — a cheap, small device commonly known as a “Glock switch.” The switches are the size of a quarter and are easily purchased illegally online for around $20 or manufactured at home using a 3D printer.

The complaint filed in Cook County Circuit Court is the first to use Illinois’s new Firearms Industry Responsibility Act, passed and signed into law in 2023 to hold gun companies accountable for conduct that endangers the public.

The lawsuit states police in Chicago have recovered over 1,100 Glocks that have been converted into illegal machine guns in the last two years in connection with homicides, assaults, kidnappings, carjackings and other crimes.

The lawsuit alleges that Glock knows it could fix the problem but refuses to do so and seeks a court order requiring the company to stop selling guns to people in Chicago. It also seeks unspecified damages.

“The City of Chicago is encountering a deadly new frontier in the gun violence plaguing our communities because of the increase of fully automatic Glocks on our streets,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said in a news release.

“Selling firearms that can so easily be converted into automatic weapons makes heinous acts even more deadly, so we are doing everything we can in collaboration with others committed to ending gun violence to hold Glock accountable for putting profits over public safety,” Johnson said.

Joining the city in the lawsuit is Everytown Law, a Washington-based firm that seeks to advance gun safety laws in the courts.

“Right now, anyone in the United States with $20 and a screwdriver can convert their Glock pistol into an illegal machine gun in just a few minutes,” said Eric Tirschwell, executive director of Everytown Law.

Phone messages were left with Smyrna, Georgia-based Glock seeking comment on the lawsuit.

[firearms-in-film]

Baby Assassins 2 (Japan, 2023)

[cameron-carpet-lola]

Yugo SKS: upgraded with leather by Davranov. FULL VIDEO NOW LIVE.

[dw-flagler]

what a pussy. you're making this kid cool. give him a cigarette and a 40

[galaxyslime]

This St. Patrick's day I learned that if you're present for a shooting and your friend looks sufficiently terrified the bartender will give you free drinks‼️

[furby-organist]

Strap on or Double Sided Dildo?

> "Double-sided sounds like a jam session doomed to fail if both participants can't consistently synchronize rhythms! The effort! I'm too old for group projects! LADIES! Pull up strapped up like there's a bounty on my head, and spare me the team-building!"

[paperbacksandvinyls]

I truly cannot describe how dystopian Florida is getting. I know my posts wouldn’t count because I don’t receive any compensation for them, but I want everyone to know that should this bill pass, I will take every opportunity to shit on the governor, lieutenant governor, cabinet members, and state legislature of Florida.

[todayisafridaynight]

How long would Aoki be in jail for if he did get the chance to turn himself him would it be life?

i honestly couldn't tell you, i'm not sure what he'd exactly be charged with

[scarletspider2the2ndpower]

“Minimum Carnage, Part 2: Inner Space” Scarlet Spider (Vol. 2/2012), #10.

Writer: Christopher Yost; Pencilers: Khoi Pham and Reilly Brown; Inkers: Tom Palmer and Chris Sotomayor; Colorists: Edgar Delgado and Chris Sotomayor; Letterer: Joe Caramagna

[historyofguns]

In the article "Don’t Make This First-Time Gun Owner Mistake" by Mike Boyle, published on The Armory Life, the author emphasizes the importance of careful selection and preparation for first-time gun owners. Boyle outlines four critical areas, termed "The Priorities," which include mental preparation, understanding of basic tactics, practical marksmanship, and possessing the right gear. He advises that choosing the right gun involves considering its intended use—whether for home defense or concealed carry—as these factors influence the appropriate size and weight. Notably, the article discourages small, sub-caliber pocket pistols for self-defense due to their poor performance and suggests considering service cartridges like the 9mm for reliable results. Boyle also discusses different pistol types, such as striker-fired and double-action models, recommending that new users practice diligently regardless of their choice. He reinforces that proper training and selecting a comfortable, manageable firearm are paramount for personal safety and effectiveness.