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medalguy · October 14, 2012, 10:43 PM

Well, a Lamborghini isn't very practical either (ever try to carry a sheet of plywood in one?) BUT THEY'RE A HECK OF A LOT OF FUN! Same with full auto guns. If you have the resources, by all means, buy one and shoot it.

Really, after buying a semi and the ammo you'll shoot over, say, 5 years, compare that to the price of a full auto, and you may be surprised to see that a full auto isn't totally unreasonable after all.

I have a number of semi's, and a number of full autos, and I can unquestionably say the full autos are more fun to shoot. But the semis have their place too.

October 14, 2012, 10:43 PM	#8
medalguy Senior Member Join Date: August 31, 2009 Location: New Mexico Posts: 948	Well, a Lamborghini isn't very practical either (ever try to carry a sheet of plywood in one?) BUT THEY'RE A HECK OF A LOT OF FUN! Same with full auto guns. If you have the resources, by all means, buy one and shoot it. Really, after buying a semi and the ammo you'll shoot over, say, 5 years, compare that to the price of a full auto, and you may be surprised to see that a full auto isn't totally unreasonable after all. I have a number of semi's, and a number of full autos, and I can unquestionably say the full autos are more fun to shoot. But the semis have their place too.