A dramatic principal that states every element of a story must be completely unnecessary and never called back to.
by redsleepinggrass November 29, 2022
One of Canada's two gun lobby groups. The Canada Shooting Sports Association is the other. These groups consist of and are funded by Canadian citizens who want to preserve their firearms heritage and rights. Disarmament lobby groups are generally funded by governments, including IANSA and sub groups such as the Coalition for Gun Control.
The NFA is the voice of the Canadian people speaking out for their firearms rights.
The NFA is the voice of the Canadian people speaking out for their firearms rights.
The NFA, or National Firearms Association, is taking the RCMP to court over their illegal reclassification and confiscation of firearms from law-abiding Canadian citizens. They are fighting to help keep Canada free from a new Canadian police state.
by CanadianGunOwner October 26, 2010
The asinine requirement to purchase a firearm (rifle or shotgun), ammunition or even BB guns in the People's Republic of New Jersey. Although not technically required for possession of such items, it does, as a generality, serve as a de facto proof of being "eligible" to possess firearms. Application for FID is typically made to the law enforcement agency at which one resides. Non residents apply at the nearest NJSP trooper barracks. The process is highly intrusive and involves signing a waiver to allow disclosure of mental health information to determine eligibility and the providing of references who must attest to the "fitness" of the applicant.
The process is supposed to take no more than 30 days, but do to prevailing anti 2nd amendment attitudes and sentiments held by most law enforcement agencies, it can take, in some cases, upwards of a year to be issued one; other localities, more accepting of the second amendment will issue within 30 days. In addition, there are multiple cases of denial for "arbitrary" and vague reasons, often termed as "public health and safety".
The process is supposed to take no more than 30 days, but do to prevailing anti 2nd amendment attitudes and sentiments held by most law enforcement agencies, it can take, in some cases, upwards of a year to be issued one; other localities, more accepting of the second amendment will issue within 30 days. In addition, there are multiple cases of denial for "arbitrary" and vague reasons, often termed as "public health and safety".
Oh you want to buy this gun, ok, let me see your Firearm Identification Card before we can proceed with this sale.
Oh, you want to apply for a FID. Here sign this mental health waiver and we'll hopefully issue your card in the next year or so.
LEO- Let me see your FID.
Law abiding citizen-Sir, respectfully, I do not need a FID since I am in possession under one of the exemptions provided for by NJ law.
LEO-Get the fuck out of the car and get on the ground!!!!! You cannot possess a firearm without a FID!!!!!
Oh, you want to apply for a FID. Here sign this mental health waiver and we'll hopefully issue your card in the next year or so.
LEO- Let me see your FID.
Law abiding citizen-Sir, respectfully, I do not need a FID since I am in possession under one of the exemptions provided for by NJ law.
LEO-Get the fuck out of the car and get on the ground!!!!! You cannot possess a firearm without a FID!!!!!
by LONFOG April 10, 2010
To die. Derived from "hand over your firearms", and the quote from the late Charlton Heston, "you can have my gun when you prise it from my cold dead hands".
First you marry, then you have 2.7 kids, then you eat quiche, then you Heston over your firearms.
Both my grandfathers had Hestoned over their firearms before I was born.
Both my grandfathers had Hestoned over their firearms before I was born.
by Fearman April 13, 2008
Ammunition for 3d youtube firearm 1,2,3
Ingredients:
- Paper shotgun hulls (can be purchased online or at some sporting goods stores)
- Lead shot (or other shot material)
- Wads (made of plastic or fiber)
- Powder (specific type and amount depends on desired load and firearm)
Instructions:
1. Start by choosing the appropriate hull for your desired load. The hull should be compatible with your firearm and able to hold the amount of shot and powder you plan to use.
2. Cut a wad to fit snugly inside the hull. The wad should separate the shot from the powder and help cushion the shot upon firing.
3. Pour the desired amount of shot into the hull. The amount of shot used will depend on the desired load and size of the shot.
4. Pour the appropriate amount of powder into the hull. The amount of powder used will also depend on the desired load and type of powder.
5. Place the wad on top of the powder in the hull.
6. Crimp the end of the hull to secure the wad and shot in place.
It is important to note that the type and amount of powder used will depend on the desired load and the type of firearm being used. The specific powder and amount should be determined by a qualified and experienced reloader or ammunition manufacturer.
Again, it is important to emphasize that creating ammunition can be dangerous and requires specialized knowledge, equipment, and permits. It is not recommended for individuals without proper training and experience to attempt to make their own ammo.
Ingredients:
- Paper shotgun hulls (can be purchased online or at some sporting goods stores)
- Lead shot (or other shot material)
- Wads (made of plastic or fiber)
- Powder (specific type and amount depends on desired load and firearm)
Instructions:
1. Start by choosing the appropriate hull for your desired load. The hull should be compatible with your firearm and able to hold the amount of shot and powder you plan to use.
2. Cut a wad to fit snugly inside the hull. The wad should separate the shot from the powder and help cushion the shot upon firing.
3. Pour the desired amount of shot into the hull. The amount of shot used will depend on the desired load and size of the shot.
4. Pour the appropriate amount of powder into the hull. The amount of powder used will also depend on the desired load and type of powder.
5. Place the wad on top of the powder in the hull.
6. Crimp the end of the hull to secure the wad and shot in place.
It is important to note that the type and amount of powder used will depend on the desired load and the type of firearm being used. The specific powder and amount should be determined by a qualified and experienced reloader or ammunition manufacturer.
Again, it is important to emphasize that creating ammunition can be dangerous and requires specialized knowledge, equipment, and permits. It is not recommended for individuals without proper training and experience to attempt to make their own ammo.
by Cody5050 May 22, 2023
Ammunition for 3d youtube firearm 1,2,3
Materials:
- Heavy paper (such as cardstock or construction paper)
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Pen or pencil
- Glue or tape
- Shotshell crimping tool (optional)
Instructions:
1. Cut a rectangular piece of heavy paper that is approximately 4 inches long and 2 inches wide. This will be the body of the shell.
2. Fold the paper in half lengthwise, creasing it firmly. This will create a center line down the length of the paper.
3. Open the paper back up and draw a line across the center line, approximately 1/2 inch from one end of the paper. This will mark where the base of the shotshell will be.
4. Draw a line lengthwise down the center of the paper, starting at the base line and ending about 1/2 inch from the opposite end of the paper.
5. Fold the paper in half again along the center line, pressing firmly to create a sharp crease.
6. Fold the bottom end of the paper up along the base line, creating a bottom flap that is approximately 1/2 inch long.
7. Apply glue or tape to the top edge of the bottom flap, and press the two sides of the paper together to form a tube. Hold the paper in place until the glue or tape dries.
8. Fill the tube with the desired amount of shot.
9. Cut a circular piece of paper that is slightly larger in diameter than the open end of the tube. This will be the top wad.
10. Place the top wad over the open end of the tube, and press it down firmly to create a seal.
Materials:
- Heavy paper (such as cardstock or construction paper)
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Pen or pencil
- Glue or tape
- Shotshell crimping tool (optional)
Instructions:
1. Cut a rectangular piece of heavy paper that is approximately 4 inches long and 2 inches wide. This will be the body of the shell.
2. Fold the paper in half lengthwise, creasing it firmly. This will create a center line down the length of the paper.
3. Open the paper back up and draw a line across the center line, approximately 1/2 inch from one end of the paper. This will mark where the base of the shotshell will be.
4. Draw a line lengthwise down the center of the paper, starting at the base line and ending about 1/2 inch from the opposite end of the paper.
5. Fold the paper in half again along the center line, pressing firmly to create a sharp crease.
6. Fold the bottom end of the paper up along the base line, creating a bottom flap that is approximately 1/2 inch long.
7. Apply glue or tape to the top edge of the bottom flap, and press the two sides of the paper together to form a tube. Hold the paper in place until the glue or tape dries.
8. Fill the tube with the desired amount of shot.
9. Cut a circular piece of paper that is slightly larger in diameter than the open end of the tube. This will be the top wad.
10. Place the top wad over the open end of the tube, and press it down firmly to create a seal.
by Cody5050 May 22, 2023
Ammunition for 3d youtube firearm 1,2,3
Gunpowder, also known as black powder, is a mixture of three main ingredients: potassium nitrate (also known as saltpeter), charcoal, and sulfur. The ingredients are mixed together in specific proportions and then ground into a fine powder.
The traditional formula for gunpowder is 75% saltpeter, 15% charcoal, and 10% sulfur by weight. However, the proportions can vary depending on the desired properties of the powder.
To mix the ingredients, they are typically pulverized separately and then combined in a mixing bowl or mortar and pestle. The mixture is then ground and blended thoroughly until it forms a homogenous powder.
It is important to note that creating gunpowder can be dangerous and requires specialized knowledge, equipment, and permits. It is not recommended for individuals without proper training and experience to attempt to make their own gunpowder.
Gunpowder, also known as black powder, is a mixture of three main ingredients: potassium nitrate (also known as saltpeter), charcoal, and sulfur. The ingredients are mixed together in specific proportions and then ground into a fine powder.
The traditional formula for gunpowder is 75% saltpeter, 15% charcoal, and 10% sulfur by weight. However, the proportions can vary depending on the desired properties of the powder.
To mix the ingredients, they are typically pulverized separately and then combined in a mixing bowl or mortar and pestle. The mixture is then ground and blended thoroughly until it forms a homogenous powder.
It is important to note that creating gunpowder can be dangerous and requires specialized knowledge, equipment, and permits. It is not recommended for individuals without proper training and experience to attempt to make their own gunpowder.
by Cody5050 May 22, 2023