Some people shouldn't possess firearms!

[spqrzilla]

Well, Lurch ... I wouldn't suggest letting that pistol's serial number get run through NCOIC ... jus' sayin'.

[Ronin13]

Apparently, sellers have occasionally put loaded pistols on the table at Tanner as well, which is even scarier than mailing it because you KNOW some people are probably going to be picking it up and pulling the trigger.

This is who I'm incredibly reluctant to ever go to Tanner... Some of the vendors freak me out, not to mention an even larger portion of the customers are shady as hell. Saw a kid walking out one time with his brand new "gat" (no joke, his words) messing with it in the parking lot on his way to his car. Like Carlin said: "Imagine the average person, half the world is dumber than that."

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[flogger]

Like Carlin said: "Imagine the average person, half the world is dumber than that."

Great quote, Carlin was a great thinker/genius/satirist. I wonder what he would think about the current conditions in the USA?

[MrPrena]

Sending loaded firearm is dumber than backyard wrestling and street racing combined.

[275RLTW]

It's his right to own firearms and do with as he pleases. Yes, it was stupid and negligent on a lot of people involved. Stupidity isn't a crime yet (although shipping a loaded firearm is). All these comments are from some of the same people who complain about background checks, mandatory training for CCW, etc... And some of you want the NFA laws repealed so that this could have been an open bolt select fire shipped this way?!? Some of you need to evaluate yourselves before casting stones at others. I'm not pointing fingers but if you feel the shoe fits...lace it up and wear it.






Let the butt hurt replies commence...

[TFOGGER]

I bet that's exactly what you did This guy is very lucky that several of the things that could go wrong didn't. He probably misunderstood the first rule of firearm safety to be "treat every gun as if it's UN-loaded and doesn't have the capacity to hurt/kill someone".

He just misunderstood it to mean: Make sure every gun is loaded, always.

[jhood001]

It's his right to own firearms and do with as he pleases. Yes, it was stupid and negligent on a lot of people involved. Stupidity isn't a crime yet (although shipping a loaded firearm is). All these comments are from some of the same people who complain about background checks, mandatory training for CCW, etc... And some of you want the NFA laws repealed so that this could have been an open bolt select fire shipped this way?!? Some of you need to evaluate yourselves before casting stones at others. I'm not pointing fingers but if you feel the shoe fits...lace it up and wear it.






Let the butt hurt replies commence...

FAIL.

[275RLTW]

FAIL.

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, criticizing the actions of another man was left to the females of our species... Those that weren't empowered enough to make their own decisions. Instead, they criticized the actions of their men... Often in closed circles consisting of other un-empowered women-folk.

'Shit talking', 'trash talking', etc was left to the less-empowered women folk.

Somewhere along the line, enough boys heard it going on while they were being raised and they came to the conclusion that it was a method of improving themselves - IE: If I can pass judgement on another man's actions, I can convince others that I would have done different had I had the nuts to have put myself in the same position in the first place.

Fortunately, there is a constant in all of our lives called REALITY, and males of our species that are great enough to call themselves 'men' know what REALITY is. They know that it is something that is constant and occurs all around us as we go through life. They know that they can't hide from it. They know that they can't bend it to their will... They know that GREATNESS isn't something that they can lay claim to when they were in a warm home several thousand miles from the reality that they are passing judgement on.

It use to be that men cast doubt on another's actions when they were there sharing the same reality, and only then did they do it with great caution when the person who's actions they were questioning crossed a consistent and well established line of morality.

Now we're knee deep in bitches.

Don't like what another man did? Change your life, follow that same man's path, embrace all of his hardships, and then put your nuts on the line and try to do it differently... bitches.

Winner, winner! 1st butt hurt of the night!

[jhood001]

Winner, winner! 1st butt hurt of the night!

No need to reply much beyond this:

Weighing in on someone else's miserable transaction perfectly empowers the words of mine that you chose to quote.

[Joe_K]

" Just like my Mama always said, Stupid is as stupid does" - Forrest Gump and Forrest Gumps' Mama.