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Quake 2 $24.00 After successfully completing a mission in space, your ship was hit by a stray laser blast. You crash landed on an alien world, filled with countless buildings and cities. As you look around, you realize that the only way you’re going to escape is to fight your way through it all, crumble this alien empire and ultimately destroy their hopes for advancement throughout the galaxy. The world is depen… |
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Laser Genetics Rifle Scope Mounted Laser Designator with Two Mounts $209.99 BSA Laser Genetics ND3 laser Green laser with Rotary Optical Collimator Adjustable beam diameter & intensity Micro beam (smallest diameter) is visible up to 3 miles Larger-diameter beams illuminate trails or paint targets up to 250 yds away Water-resistant Nitrogen-filled to prevent fogging 1 tube (can be mounted on a gun) Battery has 7 hrs of continuous use Made of high-tech aluminum Anodized mat… |
What is the safest pistol on the legal market?
First let me say thank you to the people who say guns can be dangerous. I agree. If you want to make a heart felt comment please put it on a bumper sticker. What I mean is a real gun on a scale from one to ten. One being a gun made of transparent material so that the user can see the bullet go inside of the chamber and has a trigger that takes a weight lifter to pull . Ten being an all camouflaged- touch the handle with you’re pinky and it shoots eleven times- gun. The safest that I know of would be an antique revolver. You can’t see if anything is in the chamber but at least you can see where the rest of the bullets are. On the safety scale does anything compare with great grandpa’s WWI….. what’s it called?
Negligent discharges are the result of poor training and carelessness. No matter how “safe” you make a firearm, it’s not going to stop idiots from pulling the trigger when they aren’t supposed to. Less needs to be focused on the firearm and more on the training of people who handle them.
Gun Safes Compared