NRA Spits on graves of Newtown victims with New Shoot em Up Application

[songfourone]

For self defense, hunting and target shooting for starters. The action allows for multiple shots without having to pull off the target to cycle another round manually.

How many multiple shots do you need without reloading for self defense, hunting and target shooting?

[Smokey 1]

How many multiple shots do you need without reloading for self defense, hunting and target shooting?

As many as it takes.

[Dryfire]

How many multiple shots do you need without reloading for self defense, hunting and target shooting?

In self defense - enough to stop the threat.

[Dryfire]

Hypocrits? NRA is in bed with the company that makes the worst kind of these videos.

But LaPierre's speech left out a key detail: His own organization has a video game, too. It's called NRA Gun Club, it was released in 2006 for PlayStation 2, and according to the top-ranked review on Amazon, it "could very well be the single worst game in the history of games." The game, which was rated "E" for kids 10 and older, featured a handgun on the cover with four bullets and consisted entirely of various target-shooting exercises. Gamers can shoot inanimate objects like watermelons, bottles, and clay pigeons, using one of over 100 different kinds of brand-name, licensed firearms like Beretta.

NRA Gun Club didn't have the kind of blood-and-guts violence LaPierre specifically attacked in his speech—but it was made by a company that makes its money off exactly that. Crave Entertainment, which produced NRA Gun Club, also released a game called Trigger Man, which, as the name suggests, is about a mob hit-man. IGN notes that as part of the game, players "will need to outfit themselves with the tools of the trade from body armor and over 14 weapons, to silencers to make the 'hit.'" Another release from Crave is Bad Boys: Miami Takedown. As you could probably guess from the Will Smith movie that inspired it, there's a lot of shooting—and not of the clay pigeon variety:

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2012...video-game-too

So, in other words, you proved my point. The NRA did not release a violent video game.

[ms maggie]

So, in other words, you proved my point. The NRA did not release a violent video game.

Sure they did, not just as violent as some, like the ones the company they are aligned with puts out.

Would you describe shooting coffins with targets in the head and chest regions non-violent? In what universe?

[songfourone]

In self defense - enough to stop the threat.

A revolver holds how many bullets? A Rifle holds how many bullets?

[songfourone]

So, in other words, you proved my point. The NRA did not release a violent video game.

Looked pretty violent to me.

[songfourone]

as many as it takes.

5? 10?

[Dryfire]

Sure they did, not just as violent as some, like the ones the company they are aligned with puts out.

Would you describe shooting coffins with targets in the head and chest regions non-violent? In what universe?

Coffins? ROTFLMAO You are totally clueless. That a standard paper silhouette target that has been around for years. Coffin - now that's funny.

Answer me this. What is more violent, shooting a paper target, a can or a bottle?

[Dryfire]

A revolver holds how many bullets? A Rifle holds how many bullets?

Are these trick questions?

How about, how many shells does a double barrel shotgun hold?

[Calamari]

5? 10?

Probably depends on how many kids are on the playground.

[songfourone]

Coffins? ROTFLMAO You are totally clueless. That a standard paper silhouette target that has been around for years. Coffin - now that's funny.

Answer me this. What is more violent, shooting a paper target, a can or a bottle?

Now I just went to look into buying target practice sheets, not one was shaped like you claimed. It was either a body outline or a round cross haired target.

[ms maggie]

Coffins? ROTFLMAO You are totally clueless. That a standard paper silhouette target that has been around for years. Coffin - now that's funny.

Answer me this. What is more violent, shooting a paper target, a can or a bottle?

It is shaped like a coffin, look at the picture. You think that kind of shape is random? Don't be so naive.

[Dryfire]

5? 10?

15, 20, 25 30, 35 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100.

[jonsensback]

Coffins? ROTFLMAO You are totally clueless. That a standard paper silhouette target that has been around for years. Coffin - now that's funny.

Answer me this. What is more violent, shooting a paper target, a can or a bottle?

You do know what you are dealing with when trying debate an anti gun ninny.

Show her the standard SOP silhouette target and she see's a coffin with a dead body in it,lol.

Freaking priceless!!

[songfourone]

Are these trick questions?

How about, how many shells does a double barrel shotgun hold?

I do not own a gun, will never own a gun.

What trick? I am asking what you would find to be realistic when it comes to how many shots before having to reload.

[songfourone]

15, 20, 25 30, 35 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100.

You do not see any limit when it comes to the amount of bullets you should be legally allowed to shoot without reloading. Is that a correct statement?

[Dryfire]

You do not see any limit when it comes to the amount of bullets you should be legally allowed to shoot without reloading. Is that a correct statement?

I answered your question already. What part of "enough to stop the threat" did you not understand?

[songfourone]

For self defense, hunting and target shooting for starters. The action allows for multiple shots without having to pull off the target to cycle another round manually.

So you are not at all for limiting the amount of rounds, in any case. Is that a correct statement?

[songfourone]

I answered your question already. What part of "enough to stop the threat" did you not understand?

So you would see the need for 100 bullets, without the need to reload to stop the threat?