I can wield a Sabre(barely) I can effectively throw knives, i can use a bow accurately and who can't use a gun or a crossbow its just point and shoot just be careful about recoil and friendly fire.
What weapons are you proficient with?
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i can use pretty much anything you hand me, though i may have some trouble finding the safety on some firearms i'm not familiar with.
This sooooo true.Treblaine said:
My shotgun only cost me £630 (cheap for an over/ under), but beside from clay shooting and blasting pigeons I cant afford to do anything else with it. I'd love to go on a proper game shoot, but the sheer snobbery and elitism that some in that area of things have is pretty unbelivable, and the price is totally out of my league. I may be fortunate to wrangle a rediced price on one this season thanks to friends in high places so to speak, but it's unlikely.
And that's before we even get to rifle shooting. Gota be a registered member of a gun club to get a FAC? Yeah that aint gona come cheap. The other alternative is having shooting rights to land, well that puts a lot of people off right there as most people dont own enough land to shoot on, and aint pally with a local farmer who has land they can use.
I've no problem with tight gun laws; I'm in favour of them. Just not in favour of gun laws that make it easy for rich snobby land-owning fuckers to get guns, and near impossible for anyone else. Gun contol shouldnt be wealth related
Sorry, I just felt like I was due another gun law related rant.
*deep breaths, calms down*
Well I think the gun laws are ENTIRELY AIMED at making firearms use and ownership as niche and elite as possible. There has always been an incredibly double standard between the rich and "the plebs" having access to guns. THAT is how gun control works in the UK, and beyond legislature the entire establishment seeks to paint firearms as somehow "Perverse" and shameful, laying on the sentiment and NEVER engaging in any dialogue or debate.Wadders said:This sooooo true.Treblaine said:
My shotgun only cost me £630 (cheap for an over/ under), but beside from clay shooting and blasting pigeons I cant afford to do anything else with it. I'd love to go on a proper game shoot, but the sheer snobbery and elitism that some in that area of things have is pretty unbelivable, and the price is totally out of my league. I may be fortunate to wrangle a rediced price on one this season thanks to friends in high places so to speak, but it's unlikely.
And that's before we even get to rifle shooting. Gota be a registered member of a gun club to get a FAC? Yeah that aint gona come cheap. The other alternative is having shooting rights to land, well that puts a lot of people off right there as most people dont own enough land to shoot on, and aint pally with a local farmer who has land they can use.
I've no problem with tight gun laws; I'm in favour of them. Just not in favour of gun laws that make it easy for rich snobby land-owning fuckers to get guns, and near impossible for anyone else. Gun contol shouldnt be wealth related
Sorry, I just felt like I was due another gun law related rant.
*deep breaths, calms down*
Read all that above Corum, that is barely even the half of it. It could happen where you live, so fight for your right!Corum1134 said:
You speak the truth there, friend! Bloody affairs, all around.Generic Gamer said:
Still, if you cant avoid it, best to prepare yourself for some DEEP cuts, take a nice open palm stance, hold your knife POINT UP (that icepick style BS is only useful for a couple of things), and use SMOOTH, fluid motions.
I think I can handle a stick shaped object as a club. But aside from that I have no weaponary experience.
I have a room full of knives and swords. ive never had any training in attacking or defending with these weapons but I reckon I could stab someone but if it was me against another person with a knife i'd use my hands and a knife
Wyoming is just short of Texas on the redneck scale so you can bet that hyper strict gun laws will be fought tooth and nail by the state and it's people.Treblaine said:Well I think the gun laws are ENTIRELY AIMED at making firearms use and ownership as niche and elite as possible. There has always been an incredibly double standard between the rich and "the plebs" having access to guns. THAT is how gun control works in the UK, and beyond legislature the entire establishment seeks to paint firearms as somehow "Perverse" and shameful, laying on the sentiment and NEVER engaging in any dialogue or debate.Wadders said:This sooooo true.Treblaine said:
My shotgun only cost me £630 (cheap for an over/ under), but beside from clay shooting and blasting pigeons I cant afford to do anything else with it. I'd love to go on a proper game shoot, but the sheer snobbery and elitism that some in that area of things have is pretty unbelivable, and the price is totally out of my league. I may be fortunate to wrangle a rediced price on one this season thanks to friends in high places so to speak, but it's unlikely.
And that's before we even get to rifle shooting. Gota be a registered member of a gun club to get a FAC? Yeah that aint gona come cheap. The other alternative is having shooting rights to land, well that puts a lot of people off right there as most people dont own enough land to shoot on, and aint pally with a local farmer who has land they can use.
I've no problem with tight gun laws; I'm in favour of them. Just not in favour of gun laws that make it easy for rich snobby land-owning fuckers to get guns, and near impossible for anyone else. Gun contol shouldnt be wealth related
Sorry, I just felt like I was due another gun law related rant.
*deep breaths, calms down*
Read all that above Corum, that is barely even the half of it. It could happen where you live, so fight for your right!Corum1134 said:
Ive spent a good amount of time learning how to use practically any melee weapon. The SCA has taught me both heavy armor combat and fencing. I am best with glaives and quarterstaves, but am also good with knives, katanas, bokken and various farm implements (i got bored and looted my shed). My favorite is probably the hand and half sword, often paired with a shield.
My favorite are sword chucks invented by "warrior" , unfortunately they are classified as self-harm...MOVING ON
The spoon is my second favorite weapon, although the true skill is to stealth up and ram it right up...Nevermind,
Probably my most feared weapon are my completely original bad jokes, for eg.
I once asked the Pharaoh, are you a Tits man or an ass man, and he said "Nefertiti!"
The spoon is my second favorite weapon, although the true skill is to stealth up and ram it right up...Nevermind,
Probably my most feared weapon are my completely original bad jokes, for eg.
I once asked the Pharaoh, are you a Tits man or an ass man, and he said "Nefertiti!"
When I was younger, I used to box a lot (and wasn't half bad at it), and when I used to hang out with my Apache friend, his father would teach us some knife fighting and throwing techniques, and some like short axe techniques. Even tried to throw a tomahawk a few times.
I remember being dazzled about how his dad would like pull thirty fricking knives out of nowhere and throw them like some damned machine gun with precision. And I'd never seen deer and cow bones before that (especially tied to a stick), so it was pretty cool.
(Aside: We didn't use any of the bone weapons, we used some metal weapons. The bone weapons were completely ornamental on his father's part, since he carved them as a kid. They probably COULD be used as weapons, but as my friend's father would shrug and say, "But I could use steel ones.")
Needless to say, I've never really tried it out on anybody aside from some light sparring with paint to "hone" the skills (mainly of his son), and sometimes my friend and I get together and play "Beer Throwing Knifes". And I never became some grand master knife fighter or something, nor have any intention to. But hey, at least I know where to go when I need someone to apparently turn someone into a knife pin cushion.
I remember being dazzled about how his dad would like pull thirty fricking knives out of nowhere and throw them like some damned machine gun with precision. And I'd never seen deer and cow bones before that (especially tied to a stick), so it was pretty cool.
(Aside: We didn't use any of the bone weapons, we used some metal weapons. The bone weapons were completely ornamental on his father's part, since he carved them as a kid. They probably COULD be used as weapons, but as my friend's father would shrug and say, "But I could use steel ones.")
Needless to say, I've never really tried it out on anybody aside from some light sparring with paint to "hone" the skills (mainly of his son), and sometimes my friend and I get together and play "Beer Throwing Knifes". And I never became some grand master knife fighter or something, nor have any intention to. But hey, at least I know where to go when I need someone to apparently turn someone into a knife pin cushion.
