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Yeah, after re-watching it, I heard the part where he mentions it's a .22. That does look like a bad ass-gun though.

Edit: I meant to say a bad-ass gun, NOT a bad ass-gun. Nobody likes an ass-gun, especially one of inferior quality.

>> ^Hive13:

>> ^ShakeyMcBones:
I'm all for gun ownership, 2nd Amendment, etc, but I can't think of a legitimate reason to carry an MP5 around on the street like that. Except for trolling police officers, obviously.

It is a .22 long rifle. It isn't an MP5. I know, I own one. Sure, it looks awesomely MP5-ish and that's exactly why the cop wanted to inspect it, which he did, and returned it back to them without another thought.
The 2nd amendment grants and most states have full open carry laws. I would be much more worried about a guy carrying around a concealed .45 semi-auto pistol or a pump-action shotgun than two dipshits with a .22.
So you want a legitimate reason to carry around a .22. Maybe they just bought it and are walking home. Maybe they are walking to a shooting range. Maybe they are going small game hunting with their relative and are headed to his house. Maybe they just want to carry around a gun and show it off. That's why we have open carry protection at the federal and state levels.
Now, in this case, they were clearly doing it for a police reaction because they Googled some factoids about open carry and were gunning (yeah, sorry about the pun) for a controversial YouTube video.

>> ^ShakeyMcBones:

I'm all for gun ownership, 2nd Amendment, etc, but I can't think of a legitimate reason to carry an MP5 around on the street like that. Except for trolling police officers, obviously.


It is a .22 long rifle. It isn't an MP5. I know, I own one. Sure, it looks awesomely MP5-ish and that's exactly why the cop wanted to inspect it, which he did, and returned it back to them without another thought.

The 2nd amendment grants and most states have full open carry laws. I would be much more worried about a guy carrying around a concealed .45 semi-auto pistol or a pump-action shotgun than two dipshits with a .22.

So you want a legitimate reason to carry around a .22. Maybe they just bought it and are walking home. Maybe they are walking to a shooting range. Maybe they are going small game hunting with their relative and are headed to his house. Maybe they just want to carry around a gun and show it off. That's why we have open carry protection at the federal and state levels.

Now, in this case, they were clearly doing it for a police reaction because they Googled some factoids about open carry and were gunning (yeah, sorry about the pun) for a controversial YouTube video.

I'm all for gun ownership, 2nd Amendment, etc, but I can't think of a legitimate reason to carry an MP5 around on the street like that. Except for trolling police officers, obviously.

>> ^lwi:

damn! that guy at the end had an MP5.. with a silencer!! why?? So he can shoot in the crowd and no one would notice?? This may be just one more turd on the crap heap that was the g20, but it's a big one.


I know right? Like why did they need sub machine guns anyway? Even against rocks you don't need more than a pistol. This pretty little ballet is coming to an end I think. Perhaps some Russians can give us some good hiding tips.

damn! that guy at the end had an MP5.. with a silencer!! why?? So he can shoot in the crowd and no one would notice?? This may be just one more turd on the crap heap that was the g20, but it's a big one.

Reminds me of Simon Pegg's story about Nick Frost stripping an MP5, at 1:10 here.

Wish she'd done it stripped to the waist and blindfolded too.

>> ^ronin165:
Oh, and for those excited to move to AZ for the guns, it doesn't stop with assault rifles...there's an indoor gun range in Scottsdale, AZ where you can rent (and keep on location, obviously) any number of FULLY automatic weapons (thompsons, AK-47, MP5, M16s...and big guns, like an M249 SAW). http://www.scottsdalegunclub.com/mga/index.php
And if you're particularly wealthy, and don't mind being put on a short list and pay a $200 license fee...you can OWN fully automatic weapons. I say wealthy because they tend to start at like $5k.


HAHA! It's so cute that you called a measly M249 SAW a big gun!

Oh, and for those excited to move to AZ for the guns, it doesn't stop with assault rifles...there's an indoor gun range in Scottsdale, AZ where you can rent (and keep on location, obviously) any number of FULLY automatic weapons (thompsons, AK-47, MP5, M16s...and big guns, like an M249 SAW). http://www.scottsdalegunclub.com/mga/index.php

And if you're particularly wealthy, and don't mind being put on a short list and pay a $200 license fee...you can OWN fully automatic weapons. I say wealthy because they tend to start at like $5k.

>> ^Drachen_Jager:
smoorman
"Sorry, I'm a military/gun man."
If you were, you'd know that's not a gun.
"Had she emptied the clip, slung the rifle..."
Magazine, submachine gun. It's not a clip and she's clearly holding an H&K MP5 SMG.


thats not a gun? what is this H&K MP5 SMG you speak of?

"That? That's not a gun. Now that? *points to smooman's profile pic* THAT's a gun"

smoorman

"Sorry, I'm a military/gun man."

If you were, you'd know that's not a gun.

"Had she emptied the clip, slung the rifle..."

Magazine, submachine gun. It's not a clip and she's clearly holding an H&K MP5 SMG.

Wikipedia defines blackmail is close to extortion. Which is what these cops did.

It is illegal to entrap or extort any criminal. No matter how heinous the crime they still have rights, afforded to them by the Miranda.

I see plea bargaining and the like as a perversion of the justice system.

If you are guilty as proven of murder then you should not be able to plea down to a manslaughter charge.

All this for a bag of dope? Cops to scared to do their own job, so they send in a minnow in a shark tank.

These aren't even the dangerous dealers either. Back in my home state they have dealers that ride around with AK 47, and Mp5s. That's something they wont tell you.


MG is right she did break the law. 20 years for dope? Shit there are people that get off with 2 days in county and then a month in rehab. I don't need to name people - CELEBRITIES

nah, lithuanian police academy. seriously. real thing.

In reply to this comment by jwray:
lol Counter-Strike?

In reply to this comment by MINK:
today i shot a glock, sig, smith and wesson, and a heckler and koch mp5
thought you'd like that.

lol Counter-Strike?

In reply to this comment by MINK:
today i shot a glock, sig, smith and wesson, and a heckler and koch mp5
thought you'd like that.