Here, the pressing matter isn't that people are blindly firing semi-automatic weapons in the woods behind a subdivision. The problem is their poor choice of firearm.
Sage prefers guns made in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Saturday, April 30, 2011
This Is My Boom Stick
12-year-old describes 'woosh' of bullets that came from target shooters into Rockford area subdivision
Here, the pressing matter isn't that people are blindly firing semi-automatic weapons in the woods behind a subdivision. The problem is their poor choice of firearm.
Sage prefers guns made in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Here, the pressing matter isn't that people are blindly firing semi-automatic weapons in the woods behind a subdivision. The problem is their poor choice of firearm.
Sage prefers guns made in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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I'm sure Sage has a stockpile of guns.
ReplyDeleteAt first, I thought this was an impostor because Sage advocating for a form of gun control just isn't plausible. Then I thought, only someone as like Sage would believe there was such a thing as "professional gun collecting."
ReplyDeleteDo they have a professional collecting circuit, like the ATP or PGA? Are collectors sponsored, like in NASCAR? How does one "win" at gun collecting? I mean, besides having the most guns.
As with Bobby Jones and golf, I much prefer the gentlemanly ethic of the truly amateur gun collector over the coarseness "professionals" have brought to the discipline.