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Old 26-01-2004, 22:13   #16
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Re: glock 18 seized in the UK

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i can cetainly say, that i am digusted that you used a firearm to kill an animal.
What would you use then?

If I was out hunting for food I'd rather have a rifle.
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Old 26-01-2004, 22:15   #17
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Re: glock 18 seized in the UK

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How do you think some of them get killed,rabbits,deers

and you think i eat them ?

if they are killed with a firearm ?

NO!!

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What would you use then?
i would use trapping methods, or a knife


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If I was out hunting for food I'd rather have a rifle.

this seems wrong to me.
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Old 26-01-2004, 22:19   #18
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and you think i eat them ?

if they are killed with a firearm ?

NO!!



i would use trapping methods or knife





this seems wrong to me.
Well it seems much better to me. I'd rather shoot it and get it over than make it suffer MORE by being trapped for a period.

Anyway - it's just my opinion - and off topic - So i'll say no more.
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Old 26-01-2004, 22:19   #19
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and you think i eat them ?

if they are killed with a firearm ?

NO!!i would use trapping methods or knife
this seems wrong to me.
That too slow you dont want the animal to suffer,a gun in the right hand is fast way to kill
When my son is older I will teach him too
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Old 26-01-2004, 22:33   #20
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Re: glock 18 seized in the UK

I grew up working on my uncles farm, I was taught to handle firearms in a safe way. Still I am disturbed that certain firearms are finding their way onto the black market.
I remmeber not too long ago hearing about a Sniper rifle that would go through a brick wall from over a mile away. No amount of battlefield protection is going to stop that baby.

Kronas although you dont like the idea of animals being shot, I'd rather shoot an rabbit than go hare coursing or use snares (which I believe are now illegal). If a hunter is skilled he will kill the animal instantly, its rarely that they suffer a prolonged death. Remember that Rabbits are vermin. I personally would not shoot deer I think they are beautifull gracefull animals. And like my uncle I am against fox hunting.
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Old 27-01-2004, 03:02   #21
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one of the most dangerous guns available has been seized by police, the 'glock 18' machine gun is fully automatic, capable of fireing 1000 bullets per minuite, or 16 per second.
And I'm sure it made the owner a real star amongst his friends, but had he tried firing it I have little doubt that he'd have decorated the scenery (and then the sky) with bullet holes in just over a second and then find he's got an empty gun.

I just hope that, if he ever pulled the trigger, there weren't any innocent bystanders around.
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