why own a gun?

brother Willi

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why own a gun?

if its for fun, fine target shootin is fun

if its for huntin, fine we all need to eat

if its for self defense, prove to me that a Christian needs one for that
 
BillyBob

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The only Constitution I am concerned with is the US Constitution. Which Constitution were you referring to?
 
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Why I own a gun. (actually many guns) Hunting, target shooting, home defense, plinking, bragging to my gun buddies about how many I own, and in case BillyBob ever has a question about a gun, I can tell him because I have the same one.
 
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Originally posted by firechyld

Plinking?
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That's something that evidently isn't the same in Aussie. "Plinking" is a very informal type of target shooting. It is done on non-regulation targets, usually the tin can, and the sound the bullet makes when it hits is a "plink," hence the name "plinking."
 
temple2006

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BB...Not necessarily, but you know how many ways it can be interpreted. It does not command you to own a gun, does it?
 
ebenz47037

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Well, Bro Willi, I can speak for no one but myself. I bought my gun to protect myself and my daughter. We had lived in a fairly large city before my husband passed away and I wasn't sure that we'd be all right. It took me a while to get used to it being in the house. But, soon, it became more of a tool for recreation. I do what Crow calls "plinking." It relaxes me by getting my mind off of everyday life. I've gotten quite good at hitting my target. I'm thinking of buying a long bow and targets for it. I used to love archery. And, of course, I'm thinking about getting another gun. :)
 
brother Willi

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Originally posted by ebenz47037

Well, Bro Willi, I can speak for no one but myself. I bought my gun to protect myself and my daughter. We had lived in a fairly large city before my husband passed away and I wasn't sure that we'd be all right. It took me a while to get used to it being in the house. But, soon, it became more of a tool for recreation. I do what Crow calls "plinking." It relaxes me by getting my mind off of everyday life. I've gotten quite good at hitting my target. I'm thinking of buying a long bow and targets for it. I used to love archery. And, of course, I'm thinking about getting another gun. :)
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i understand that part about why you bought them Nori.
i did the same
we lived in a trailer park
i worked nights, so i bought Daisy (my wife) a gun for protection.

did i trust in God when i did this?

we also got a black lab, named him Sarge, one of the smartest dogs we ever had.
when he was a pup, he loved to chew on stuff
sometimes id come home, and Daisy would be sittin on the kitchen table, Sarge loved to bite at her ankles:chuckle:
 
BillyBob

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Originally posted by temple 2000

BB...Not necessarily, but you know how many ways it can be interpreted. It does not command you to own a gun, does it?
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It [2nd Ammendment] allows me to own a gun without the worry of the government taking it away from me.
 
brother Willi

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Originally posted by BillyBob

It [2nd Ammendment] allows me to own a gun without the worry of the government taking it away from me.
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thats true Billy
but the point temple 2000 i think makes is, it doesnt say you MUST own a gun
 
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