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Agree.^^this. That is in the top ten "gheyest" things I've ever seen. Firearms aren't toys.
And training.* * * money better spent on functional things like ammo and magazines.
Uh, Ok. Glad I have you helping me preserve my second amendment rights. I'll say it again, they are NOT toys.Anyone who thinks firearms aren't toys isn't using them right.
Let me guess, your d!ck is only for procreation too?
Absolutely. Firearms are in no way meant for recreational use.Firearms aren't toys.
Are race cars toys? sure they are for enjoyment but they are far from toys. Guns weren't made for enjoyment even though they can be used for that purpose but they are far from toys.Absolutely. Firearms are in no way meant for recreational use.![]()
If someone has a firearm that's dedicated to recreational use, then yeah, I'd call it toy.Are race cars toys? sure they are for enjoyment but they are far from toys. Guns weren't made for enjoyment even though they can be used for that purpose but they are far from toys.
Well said.If someone has a firearm that's dedicated to recreational use, then yeah, I'd call it toy.
I have a shotgun that was designed for trap shooting, and that's all I use it for. I don't hunt with it, I don't use it for self-defense, it's only for recreation. I also have handguns and rifles that only come out of the safe when it's time for fun at the range. They're toys.
Does that mean they're treated with less care and respect toward safety as guns intended for serious business? Not at all. But if I want to decorate them or pimp them out with doodads and add-ons that I would never put on other guns, I'll do that because they're toys whose purpose is to entertain me.