What are /r/Idiotswithguns' favorite Products & Services?

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Well ain’t that a kick in the shorts...I think you’re right.

I found this for $65: https://www.amazon.com/RPNB-Portable-Security-Quick-Access-Reliable/dp/B07TT28GFL/ref=sr_1_10?dchild=1&keywords=handgun+safe&qid=1620442399&sr=8-10

Obviously I expect that LockPickingLawyer could pick this in 10 seconds, but it will at least deter little kids.

Pretty sure that’s a Dan Wesson airsoft revolver, I had one as a kid. https://www.amazon.com/wesson-airsoft-revolver-grey-Airsoft/dp/B006FHM1BS

Pretty sure this is the exact model I have https://www.amazon.com/ZOHAN-Electronic-Professional-Amplification-Reduction/dp/B07DN6WZG9?th=1 though I bet you can find much better ones out there.

Honestly, I'm terrible at golf and I absolutely love Chess.

So when I go to a shooting range with a buddy, I bring these targets with me, (cause who doesn't love Battleship?)[https://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey-Battle-Target-Shooting/dp/B006ESIUHM/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3Q0DKX6YUTN92&keywords=shooting+targets+battleship&qid=1666194285&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIzLjA1IiwicXNhIjoiMi41NCIsInFzcCI6IjEuOTQifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=s...]

here ya go

> I’ve never heard of anyone sell their own firearm that tracks back to them

I got an easy answer for that.

What makes this particularly funny is that im 98% sure this is an amazon cable tidy

Aw damn, sorry that your dad had to fight in the Normandy campaign. That was an especially scary campaign to take part in imo, every small field surrounded by hedgerow, every hedgerow a new chance to be ambushed. That's some hardcore soldiering.

Well it sounds like Ol' Man and you both have great taste! Same here I love the show, still laugh today. I don't know how many times over the years I have seen some episodes, still funny and entertaining after all these years. Hey if you need a gift for fathers day you can pick up the entire collection for around 35 bucks or so. Fathers Day is coming up, 20^th of June.

Yea, I thought that was entertaining too, how they wove real people, things, and places into the story line. I thought that it was an interesting piece of trivia that Werner Klemperer the man who played the German Colonel Wilhelm Klink was Jewish, and Bob Crane who played the all American Colonel Robert Hogan, was of German descent. You know I think I'm going to pop on an episode later.

Aw damn, sorry that your dad had to fight in the Normandy campaign. That was an especially scary campaign to take part in imo, every small field surrounded by hedgerow, every hedgerow a new chance to be ambushed. That's some hardcore soldiering.

Well it sounds like Ol' Man and you both have great taste! Same here I love the show, still laugh today. I don't know how many times over the years I have seen some episodes, still funny and entertaining after all these years. Hey if you need a gift for fathers day you can pick up the entire collection for around 35 bucks or so. Fathers Day is coming up, 20^th of June.

Yea, I thought that was entertaining too, how they wove real people, things, and places into the story line. I thought that it was an interesting piece of trivia that Werner Klemperer the man who played the German Colonel Wilhelm Klink was Jewish, and Bob Crane who played the all American Colonel Robert Hogan, was of German descent. You know I think I'm going to pop on an episode later.

Charcoal. BWaaaaAHH!

It's pretty clearly made of plastic, also the fact that he's dressed in a costume kind of gives it away. Compressed air and spring action airsoft and paintball guns are not required to have an orange tip, though many do. It's pretty easy to find them without.

https://smile.amazon.com/Umarex-43cal-Walther-Paintball-magazine/dp/B076DFQYGH

https://smile.amazon.com/Glock-177-Caliber-Steel-Pistol/dp/B07FT2LLLK/

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