« Reply #7 on: September 19, 2008, 01:45:21 AM »
Ya mean, like "Assault weapon" ?
Exactly. That woud be any weapon you use to assault someone with, right? My neighbor's hands are assault weapons, and court documents and my emergency room medical records prove it. An assault weapon is NOT an assault rifle which is a real thing that has a an actual definition. I honestly don't think it does us any good to use the anti-gunner's terminology during show and tell and discussing our firearms in a public forum. We can joke using these absurd terms in private but I feel we aren't helping our cause by saying things like that in public. I'm not trying to start trouble. I just don't agree with using the same words the antis do to vilify us and our guns.
Rant over. Frank

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