High powered scopes
As I was watching the latest newser drone on about the latest person whose attack (with guns) was thwarted, I noticed one peculiarity: the focus of the newser on "high powered scopes" as if that is now a thing that should be regulated, because it makes the gun more dangerous.
My guess is the gun grabbers are coming for scopes soon, and it will be illegal in some places to have a scope on your weapon.
These are the times in which we live.
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MPistone: 30356065024795/comments/
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The last thing I want is to be in a close-quarters shooting situation
I would put that a lot closer to the top of my list.
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Even though I can see in total darkness 2000 yards away, does that make my scope more deadly?
Gary, You went to night school too????🤣
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I'm good.
All my Scopes "identify" as low power monoculars. 👍
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Who hasn't been on a snipe hunt??
the good ole snipe hunt
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the good ole snipe hunt
They do hunt snipe here. Snipe are fast and is hard to hit and it makes for a good hunt. In Georgia, the season starts November 15 and runs through February 8. Don
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We had a member that built Worls Klas rifles that could do that all day.
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"the focus of the newser on "high powered scopes" as if that is now a thing that should be regulated, because it makes the gun more dangerous."
Just the rats nibbling at a different spot on the donut
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Ennybuddy remember the Weird looking Boone Scope?
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They ran us through a snipe hunt one night in Army basic training but nobody saw one (it was dark).
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