If I ever ask Bitter to marry me, I have found the perfect engagement ring!
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The right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the State …
If I ever ask Bitter to marry me, I have found the perfect engagement ring!
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is it an AOW?
I believe it would be. The definition of OAW is something that’s not a handgun, rifle or shotgun, I believe. Definition of handgun is anything designed to be fired by a single hand. This would be designed to be fired by a single finger? Hard to say. Of course, if I actually got her that as a ring, it would henceforth be known as “the murder weapon” :)
Perfect Terrorist Weapon — according to the VPC.
It as made before 1898 which makes it an antique and non-firearm.
Original Gatling Guns are not NFA items for the same reason.
I don’t think modern gatling guns count as NFA, anyway. You just don’t need a background check if it was made before 1898.
I would love it! Okay, probably not as the everyday ring, but you know I would laugh.
I’m sticking by my suggestion that you buy me a wonderful setting, a crappy diamond (or just a gemstone) and hang it off the front sight of a Barrett .50BMG (in semi-auto of course) to propose. We’ll take care of the better stone later… :)
Dude, you’re doomed. Congratulations.
Doomed?
Doomed would be if I had gotten on his case about if instead of when. Instead, I suggested he indulge in yet another really fun gun purchase. I think that’s a good sign myself. :)
Does this mean you’re expecting a $10,000 ring if I don’t do the Barrett thing? :)
Ummm…wow, so much opportunity to publicly exploit the situation!
No, dear. :)
Maybe you could buy a Barrett receiver first, then buy the rest on installments.
Or maybe you could just ask all your friends to pitch in $10 to cover the cost. You have over 500 dedicated readers. It should be easy.
Awww. How Cute :)
Have to throw in, when son bought rings the ones he chose are made of tungsten: polished up it looks like white gold, and don’t have to worry as much about it being damaged while deployed.