The National Rifle Association has a new member...

[KRonn]

Way to go Caliga! About time, what with your bibles and all, the guns were a natural part of that accoutrement!     

[Caliga]

what with your bibles and all

[Ed Anger]

Cal, a Mosin-Nagant will cost you less than a hundred.

[DGuller]

Aren't those rifles more than a century old?

[Razgovory]

Cal, a Mosin-Nagant will cost you less than a hundred.

Those are cool since on most guns the little notches some one carves into the stock signify each person the holder of the rifle killed.  With a Mosin each notch signifies each Russian who was killed carrying this particular firearm.

[Ed Anger]

Aren't those rifles more than a century old?

There were tons of them made in WWII.

Mauser 98K's are cheap to because there are a ton of them out there.

[KRonn]

Cal, a Mosin-Nagant will cost you less than a hundred.

Those are cool since on most guns the little notches some one carves into the stock signify each person the holder of the rifle killed.  With a Mosin each notch signifies each Russian who was killed carrying this particular firearm.

[Ed Anger]

[Caliga]

Aren't those rifles more than a century old?

Nah, the M1 is from WWII or later.  Not sure about the Enfield.  My grandpa gave them to my dad in the late 1950s.

[Caliga]

There were tons of them made in WWII.

Mauser 98K's are cheap to because there are a ton of them out there.

Actually, I kinda want to get an Arisaka 98 because I already have a Model 98 samurai bayonet. 

[Ed Anger]

I want that jap LMG with bayonet attached.

japs are funny.

[Razgovory]

Aren't those rifles more than a century old?

Nah, the M1 is from WWII or later.  Not sure about the Enfield.  My grandpa gave them to my dad in the late 1950s.

M1 is from 1936 I believe.  Enfield is pre-WWI.  1912 maybe.  Of course the version you probably have seen is one of the many updates.  Some of the Enfields were in American service as the M1917 (and were badly recalibured for American 30.06).  Half the AEF was armed with such weapons.

[DGuller]

Aren't those rifles more than a century old?

Nah, the M1 is from WWII or later.  Not sure about the Enfield.  My grandpa gave them to my dad in the late 1950s.

I was talking about Mosin-Nagant.  Of course M1 is newer, it's not even bolt-action.

[Caliga]

M1 is from 1936 I believe.

Ok, "WWII era" then.

[MadImmortalMan]

Trolling Cal:

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

Always remember that it's a collective right, not an individual freedom.  Also, note that the right to an armory is placed immediately below the federal requirement that the government provide housing for soldiers.

That's so two years ago.