EDC for the past 7-8 yrs

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Just the Basics.

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Does anyone know anything about this brand?

I inherited this(I am aware they are filthy, they will be clean by this weekend). I have never seen a gun branded like that in the US E.R. Amantino

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A day at the gun range with my Dad and Daughter.

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No fun allowed!

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Just some light hearted bullying

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My lil collection

Just some of the rifles I’ve gotten since I turned 18 this past year

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giant brass ones why do you ask

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One of my 'Get List' pistols that has been on there for a while

Smith & Wesson 4516. Despite the weight, might make this a carry piece for a bit. Love this one.

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Welcome home, little fella! Been waiting quite a while to bring you home ... MK18 RIII SBR is out of lockup today 🫡

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Something I noticed recently.

The pic is mostly a visual aid that helps illustrate my point concisely. I understand this is a single source that has an incentive to be biased. Recently I was blasting google looking at statistics while debating someone about 2A rights and I noticed a pattern. The studies I found showed that armed citizens generally stopped 11-17% of active shooter situations, and 11-19% of active shooter instances happened in areas where guns were allowed. Which made me think… huh… now I’m not saying theirs is a causal relationship here, but it’s a hell of a correlary coinkydink. I looked at the statistics from many many different places and saw similar percentages. Though I struggled to find anyone linking the two percentages. I was also surprised to find that I couldn’t seem to find an instance of a Spider-Man meme. You know where there are a bunch of spideys pointing at each other. Or any occurrence where the civilian succeeded in stopping the active shooter and shot an innocent person. Though I do know there have been times where a citizen tried to stop a shooter and died in the process.

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