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In reply to the discussion: Man carrying chicken at protest faces $263.50 fine; man carrying AR-15 faces fine of "zero dollars." [View all]AtheistCrusader
(33,982 posts)91. It's a Smith And Wesson 500 magnum (.50 caliber pistol)
The bit on the end is a compensator, keeps barrel rise down by directing gas up, and back a bit. So the pistol doesn't come back over the top of your hands and embed itself in your face.
Useful pistol for boar, maybe bears. Some people like to hunt black bears with pistols for some reason. It really doesn't have any other even remotely likely purpose.
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Man carrying chicken at protest faces $263.50 fine; man carrying AR-15 faces fine of "zero dollars." [View all]
Robb
Sep 2013
OP
You know the cops are going to stop a guy walking downtown with his pecker in his hands.
Thor_MN
Sep 2013
#88
And in that simple comparison, the insanity of the gun situation in America is illustrated.
stevenleser
Sep 2013
#28
The irony is that if that chicken were dismembered, deep fried, and put in a red striped bucket
Erose999
Sep 2013
#30
I've known people who kept chickens in their backyard, in an urban environment. No apparent issues
nomorenomore08
Sep 2013
#75
Who is that? And what the hell kind of gun is she holding in the second pic?
nomorenomore08
Sep 2013
#79
Certainly overkill as a self-defense weapon, yeah. Unless, I suppose, you're defending yourself
nomorenomore08
Sep 2013
#92
Yeah, it can't be concealed, you'd have to custom make a holster for it probably,
AtheistCrusader
Sep 2013
#95
A whole chicken at the grocery store is what, maybe 8 or 10 bucks? And a bucket of KFC is about 12.
nomorenomore08
Sep 2013
#76
A well-regulated poultry farm being necessary to the food security of a free nation,
tclambert
Sep 2013
#71