Anyone want to buy a 95?

The_Zergling

The_Zergling

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RedMercury said:
A good quality AEG would set you back $150 +. At point blank they'll penetrate a standard aluminum soda can.
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Actually in my experience the soda can is not penetrated - instead it was simply knocked back, most likely because of lack of weight. I was shooting using an AEG with the standard velocity limit though, a sniper version may be different.
 
sumdud

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What about that toy....... You can find a $2 alternative in America that's smaller, just as good, and legal......................

As for the M16 I found, it was sold to anyone with 110Yuan/Chinese Dollar.

I doubt HK has much restrictions on BB guns (or maybe even air-rifles that shoot lead. My cousin is always BSing about him and his BB gun, air rifle kids, but he did play with BB guns)

Problem in China (not HK) is that they are illegal to play on the street. (So I guess you play in the house?)
 
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WEN?

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well if you did buy a BB gun in china and lets say you wanted to bring it into a country in my case it would be Australia would it be possible for don't customs x-ray everything so a gun won't go very well with them
 
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kunmingren

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bd popeye said:
Sure is. In the US if you were walking around with this "toy" the police would probally arrest you or gun you down.
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really? i thought in certain state (virginia for example), carrying a weapon, even a concealed pistol is legal for the general public. Place like maryland (where i live) its like impossible to get a license to do that unless you are current or retired military/police.
 
bd popeye

bd popeye

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kunmingren said:
really? i thought in certain state (virginia for example), carrying a weapon, even a concealed pistol is legal for the general public. Place like maryland (where i live) its like impossible to get a license to do that unless you are current or retired military/police.
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I was making a generalization. One thing that confuses our foriegn friends is how the laws in the US vary from state to state...For instance in certain areas of Arizona you can walk around with a side arm. In California if anyone sees you with any sort of gun they will call the cops and well...you know the rest. I lived in CA for 26 years.

As you know every state is diffrent reguarding "gun control":(
 
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Gollevainen

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In here you cannot carry even a knife unless you can clearly demostrate that you need one for your job....:eek: ....but then again the violent crimerates speaks from themself:coffee:
 
sumdud

sumdud

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Not even a knive? Is Finland that bad?!

Oh yea, CA has a really strict gun law.

But as for Vermont and New Hampshire, you can show them your driver's license and you can buy any guns on the shelf. And don't mention Michigan/Minnesota, some banks there give guns as gifts. (My old english teacher was from Tralver City and Minnesota.)

PS: for those who knows something about the HK media, does the guy in the picture look like a younger version of Nicholas (Che? Don't know English lastname. The young troublemaker is what I am talking of.)'s dad?
 
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