An experiment: Please define these "gun" terms

[greatfulxdead]

For non-gun people only. For the usual gun guys on the board lets see what other people have to say first.

My question is, can you please define the terms below based on what you know or have heard.

Gun Show Loophole - something wrong with the gun show?

Assualt Weapon gun you shoot people with

Difference between an "AK-47" before and after the Assualt Weapons Ban and one available during the AWB. they are not fully automatic

For fun please dont look it up on the web, just post what you know off the top of your head.

Thanks guys!!!

where are the answers?

 

[Donny417]

*wonders if I bang my head against my keyboard if that is considered a post*

 

[JD7.62]

where are the answers?

Thanks for your replies!

Im not saying anything and Im encouraging other people to not say anything because I dont want people to not speak up in fear of being wrong or stupid. 95% its mis-information not because the person is stupid.

 

[RyanS]

<---- really wants to reply

 

[packer43064]

WHat!!!!!!! I'm lost, lol.

 

[Donny417]

bump

 

[flamer]

the assault weapon is easy. a weapon used in an assault. but an assault rifle is a type of rifle used to, well, assault people, often term used in wars.

 

[ewurm]

Assault rifle: A .22 caliber rifle that a NASCAR fan owns but can't afford bullets for, he hits his wife with it instead.

 

[flamer]

wow eworm, that's just warpped, and not in the good way either.

 

[Donny417]

Assault rifle: A .22 caliber rifle that a NASCAR fan owns but can't afford bullets for, he hits his wife with it instead.

By "bullet" I assume you mean "round", "cartridge" or "ammunition"?