Self Defence UK. - Page 3

Scouse · September 14, 2012, 08:46 PM

Ahh, I always assume it is the black pudding that freaks visitors out a bit. I have sampled some fine Southern (US that is) cuisine in Tennessee. I know this, if I lived there, I would be rather larger than I am now.

The gun magazines cater to the relatively small, by comparison, but active shooting community in this country, we most definitely exist!

Crankgrinder · September 14, 2012, 08:50 PM

Sorry about all that Scouse, it was more of a joke for me. All joking aside I very much wish that people in the UK had more freedom reguarding firearms and general self defense as a whole. Being from Texas people being prosecuted for protecting themselves based on technicalities is indeed dumbfounding to me. Gives me a sick feeling to think of it. Makes me happy to be where i am .

Scouse · September 14, 2012, 09:56 PM

Apology accepted. Big of you to do so when you can easily not on the internet. Hear that stuff quite a lot to be honest, and can be easily wound up by it at times.

There are definitely things about the way you do things in your part of the world that appeal. Generally, I think we get a pretty good, common sense approach from the law . . . just occasionally we disagree with the law itself.

September 14, 2012, 08:46 PM	#51
Scouse Senior Member Join Date: June 9, 2011 Posts: 128	Ahh, I always assume it is the black pudding that freaks visitors out a bit. I have sampled some fine Southern (US that is) cuisine in Tennessee. I know this, if I lived there, I would be rather larger than I am now. The gun magazines cater to the relatively small, by comparison, but active shooting community in this country, we most definitely exist!

September 14, 2012, 08:50 PM	#52
Crankgrinder Senior Member Join Date: July 24, 2011 Location: Texas Posts: 541	Sorry about all that Scouse, it was more of a joke for me. All joking aside I very much wish that people in the UK had more freedom reguarding firearms and general self defense as a whole. Being from Texas people being prosecuted for protecting themselves based on technicalities is indeed dumbfounding to me. Gives me a sick feeling to think of it. Makes me happy to be where i am .

September 14, 2012, 09:56 PM	#53
Scouse Senior Member Join Date: June 9, 2011 Posts: 128	Apology accepted. Big of you to do so when you can easily not on the internet. Hear that stuff quite a lot to be honest, and can be easily wound up by it at times. There are definitely things about the way you do things in your part of the world that appeal. Generally, I think we get a pretty good, common sense approach from the law . . . just occasionally we disagree with the law itself.