Well what weapons can you own?
Hmm i might buy one, and film my self shooting it, and send it to you. 
I could even go drop a deer or elk with it.
basically everything . the only limit in the UK is on assault rifles which can only be .22 .
as for handguns . you can own them by using a loop hole . technically there is no law banning hand guns . it bans weapons with a barrel shorter than 6 inches (i believe ) so the way round that is simply a longer barrel .
this is in the UK . ive posted them many times before but clearly you dont watch them 
Can you remember everything that is posted in here? 
to the fucking letter
so i could own a .50 cal if i wanted too .
and a AR-15 (sadly only in .22).
ones of our laws greatest assets if you like is that many people think guns are banned here . or only limited to shotguns . so the only people really who know end up being the people genuinely interested in guns and take the time to research into it .
bet you couldnt even hit it
Lies, vicious lies
I recently just got to blow through 100 rounds with an Ar (.556). Fantastic fucking experience. I can’t wait till i can shoot a full auto.
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Depends completely on the range An elk is quite a large target, although ive never attempted to take one down so i can’t comment on how hard it would be.
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In my hunting experience, finding the damn animal is the hardest fucking part usually. Although hitting a rabbit with a bow is quite difficult.
@Daniel_Boon
care to comment on the matter.
doesnt matter what your hunting . people , deer , rabbits . all requires alot of patience
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Got that right, my first time i set out to kill a rabbit, i pictured my self seeing a rabbit, and nailing it dead center killing it instantly.
4 hours and dozens of misses later i got one.
Hit it in the neck and the fucker ran about 30 feet or 15 meters, and bled to death on someone’s grass.
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you murderer . how could you
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Because I’m a privileged strait white male.
The second time i killed one though i felt terrible. The arrow hit its intestines, and a fucking baby fell out of it dead. It took at least 15 minutes to bleed out, a very painful death i would imagine.
I felt so guilty for the next few weeks.
haha i had the same idea about becoming a marksmen . in reality most of the time i sat there watching Afghan women going to the toilet in the middle of a field (no joke , thats a culture shock i tell you ) .
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The arrow hit its intestines, and a fucking baby fell out of it dead. I feel so guilty for the next few weeks.
[/quote] target is a target dont moralize it too much . just aim , shoot and enjoy
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Hahah that must have been interesting.
Well i mainly felt like shit because i killed a baby rabbit. I have no qualms about shooting an adult one. 
I have a friend, who is a few years younger than me. He always used to say he wanted to join the military to kill people, and that killing someone would be easy.
When i took him rabbit hunting, he couldn’t shoot the rabbit. I had to call him a pussy before he shot it. The i told him if you can’t even bring your self to kill a rabbit good luck killing a person.
wrong motives for joining . he will be weeded out in training . people like that never pass .
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and that killing someone would be easy.
[/quote] it is very easy in the moment . you dont think of it as killing someone . you simply see a target . sounds very cheesy but its true . generally its after , that it hits a person .
people have a false perception however that as a regular infantry man you see the people you kill . in reality you dont . you locate a firing position and return fire until you stop receiving fire . thats it . very rarely will you get a "confirmed kill "( i.e you have seen your rounds hit him and the person fall )
as a marksmen however . you do see the person . and you see your round hit or miss every time (well 9/10 times ) . personally killing someone has never bothered me , because i know every person i have ever pulled the trigger on , i did so 100% knowing he/she was a threat . the mental issues arise when your only 90% sure they were a threat .
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so actually id say its harder to kill a rabbit than it is a person , because that rabbit poses no threat to you . your killing it out of enjoyment rather than defence .
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