the usa is pretty much a goddamn crazyhouse with all these readily available weapons, i'm moving to canada
cool, but old. i remember seeing this a few years ago iirc
I like how when he got his ID and started to buy, some weird spooky music began to play as if what I was seeing was supposed to scare me.
[QUOTE=Funion;47058637]the usa is pretty much a goddamn crazyhouse with all these readily available weapons, i'm moving to canada[/QUOTE]
If I could just walk out willy-nilly and find myself a cheap tavor, you bet your ass i'd buy it in a heartbeat, its a beautiful and great gun.
Battle rifles fire full power cartridges. A tavor is either a semi auto rifle or an assault rifle, depending on full auto capability. What a weird error. The term battle rifle exists SOLELY to differentiate full power rifles from rifles which fire intermediate cartridges, like the tavor.
Most likely they didn't want to use the word "assault" in the title.
Ya know with them kids and their salt rifles shooting up places.
it was canada all along
what a twist
[QUOTE=counterpo0;47059432]Most likely they didn't want to use the word "assault" in the title.
Ya know with them kids and their salt rifles shooting up places.[/QUOTE]
The one time where they can be right in saying assault rifle, they fuck it up.
[QUOTE=cdr248;47060073]The one time where they can be right in saying assault rifle, they fuck it up.[/QUOTE]
Nope, assault rifles are defined as being capable of fully automatic fire.
At least I don't think anyone will ever try to rob that gas station.
Now if only Ontario would allow the sales of beer in corner stores, that gas station would be the ATF's worst nightmare; alcohol, tobacco, and firearms. Truly the fun shop.
And in germany if you even want to buy a small handgun you first have to be a member of a gunclub for a whole year.
And getting an assault rifle? Hahahaha
[QUOTE=Funion;47058637]the usa is pretty much a goddamn crazyhouse with all these readily available weapons, i'm moving to canada[/QUOTE]
Best snipe ever.
Hold on let me get this straight
AK in Canada is on the prohibited list, but this gun which looks waaaay more concealable, isn't?
Is it just because AK is so much cheaper?
[QUOTE=POLOPOZOZO;47062408]Hold on let me get this straight
AK in Canada is on the prohibited list, but this gun which looks waaaay more concealable, isn't?
Is it just because AK is so much cheaper?[/QUOTE]
No its because AK aren't manufactured in Israel
[QUOTE=POLOPOZOZO;47062408]Hold on let me get this straight
AK in Canada is on the prohibited list, but this gun which looks waaaay more concealable, isn't?
Is it just because AK is so much cheaper?[/QUOTE]
AK looks evil, it's a bad guy gun too so there's that.
[QUOTE=ultra_bright;47060178]Nope, assault rifles are defined as being capable of fully automatic fire.[/QUOTE]
But most battle rifles are also capable of fully automatic fire? IIRC battle rifles are (mostly)automatic rifles characterized by their use of high calibers like 7.62, while assault rifles are automatic rifles characterized by their use of calibers like the 5.56.
Just saying that assault rifles are defined as capable of automatic fire is a bit of a stretch considering there are many kinds of guns capable of automatic fire that are also considered to not be assault rifles.
assault rifle is select fire intermediate caliber rifle or carbine, battle rifle is select fire full caliber rifle or carbine. if it's semi auto it's just a rifle or just a carbine, if it's full auto only then it's a machine gun
assault rifles are select-fire (not just fully automatic)
assault weapons are military style semi-automatic rifles
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_rifle#Assault_rifles_vs._assault_weapons[/url]
[QUOTE=urbanmonkey;47062554]assault rifles are select-fire (not just fully automatic)
assault weapons are military style semi-automatic rifles
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_rifle#Assault_rifles_vs._assault_weapons[/url][/QUOTE]
more importantly assault weapon is a term coined in the late '80s to make certain semi-auto rifles sound scarier than other semi-auto rifles
[QUOTE=cdr248;47062493]But most battle rifles are also capable of fully automatic fire? IIRC battle rifles are (mostly)automatic rifles characterized by their use of high calibers like 7.62, while assault rifles are automatic rifles characterized by their use of calibers like the 5.56.
Just saying that assault rifles are defined as capable of automatic fire is a bit of a stretch considering there are many kinds of guns capable of automatic fire that are also considered to not be assault rifles.[/QUOTE]
From what I know, and correct me if I have this wrong (it's been awhile since I got a chance to use this), you can make pretty much any semi-automatic rifle a fully automatic rifle just by removing one tiny spring.
This video isn't fair though. It's on the far southeastern end of Ontario where it touches America. You can't stop America from bleeding over onto Canada.
[QUOTE=Robman8908;47062603]From what I know, and correct me if I have this wrong (it's been awhile since I got a chance to use this), you can make pretty much any semi-automatic rifle a fully automatic rifle just by removing one tiny spring.[/QUOTE]
I don't really know too much about that but iirc it's not as easy as just that but there are probably plenty of conversion kits and methods around that can achieve this affect but there is no real catch all method (also it's p illegal).
[QUOTE=cdr248;47062493]But most battle rifles are also capable of fully automatic fire? IIRC battle rifles are (mostly)automatic rifles characterized by their use of high calibers like 7.62, while assault rifles are automatic rifles characterized by their use of calibers like the 5.56.
[/QUOTE]
They can be select-fire. You'd generally have to be pretty crazy to shoot them automatic, though. The M14 (7.62x51mm) came with a fully automatic fire mode and was pretty much unusable when doing so because of the combination of huge recoil and the relatively small magazine.
[QUOTE=urbanmonkey;47062554]
assault weapons are military style semi-automatic rifles
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_rifle#Assault_rifles_vs._assault_weapons[/url][/QUOTE]
Not according to anyone who knows anything about firearms. Semi automatic makes a firearm the utter opposite of an assault weapon.
[QUOTE=Robman8908;47062603]From what I know, and correct me if I have this wrong (it's been awhile since I got a chance to use this), you can make pretty much any semi-automatic rifle a fully automatic rifle just by removing one tiny spring.[/QUOTE]
completely wrong. the only way to convert a semi-auto rifle to full auto without replacing parts (and usually chucking the receiver into a milling machine, except in the case of lightning links which are unreliable garbage) is to file down the disconnector, which 99.9% of the time will result in a rifle that fires out of battery if at all.
[QUOTE=GunFox;47062769]Not according to anyone who knows anything about firearms. Semi automatic makes a firearm the utter opposite of an assault weapon.[/QUOTE]
if we want to get pedantic, any weapon that i assault someone with is an assault weapon. :v:
[QUOTE=Robman8908;47062603]From what I know, and correct me if I have this wrong (it's been awhile since I got a chance to use this), you can make pretty much any semi-automatic rifle a fully automatic rifle just by removing one tiny spring.[/QUOTE]
You can make a broken gun like that.
[QUOTE=Alxnotorious;47062717]This video isn't fair though. It's on the far southeastern end of Ontario where it touches America. You can't stop America from bleeding over onto Canada.[/QUOTE]
Soon.
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