So put a gun lock on it? This isn't rocket science.
Is this thing as offensive as a Sig Mosquito in pink? Or a car painted in barbie colors? I feel like I'm missing something here.
So put a gun lock on it? This isn't rocket science.
Is this thing as offensive as a Sig Mosquito in pink? Or a car painted in barbie colors? I feel like I'm missing something here.
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Sometimes guns are tools. Sometimes they are collectibles or heirlooms. Sometimes they are fun.
I suppose this comes down to: Do you want guns to look like toys? No, I don't. My answer does not change if it's a new toy or an older toy.
I get where you're coming from, but honestly there have been far worse offenders IMO on this. Like pink Ruger LC9s or Muddy Girl Pink Camo AR-15s. Those examples look like Barbie threw up all over them and are branded by Mattel.Originally Posted by JV_
I hate that fucking show. They lost me with a sheriff without a gun and a deputy who can't be trusted with ammo...As a complete aside to this discussion....
Awesome.
Every kid needs some Andy Griffith exposure.
With that off my chest, kids shoot people with guns that look like guns on a regular basis. The NintendoGlock isn't my style, but it's only one gun. If somebody wants to rant about colored guns, there are plenty of production versions out there.
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What about toys that look like guns?
Gotta admit, my initial reaction was "ha, that's awesome!" Personally I'm more concerned about people who treat guns like toys, than a gun that looks like a toy. That said, I can appreciate JV_'s concern that a gun that looks like a toy is a greater danger in case of negligence (or criminal intent). I don't think Glock ought to make this a special edition.
Now, who here has a shorty AUG that needs a makeover?
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I don't see the issue. I can appreciate the hard line in the sand though but mine is a little further away.
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Slightly related: I was somewhat scolded at Rogers Shooting School for not treating a SIRT like a gun.
They said it should be treated like a gun. I disagreed.
Such an interesting question that it deserves a thread.
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