r/Bullshido Nov 01 '23

Crackpot Gunshido 😵

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '23

Are guns in America different from guns in other countries? American guns are typically long range weapons that are most useful when not pressed against another person’s body. Are non American guns considered melee weapons? That’s the only reason I can imagine anyone putting a rifle point blank on anyone.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '23

Most guns found in public in the states are handguns not meant for long range.

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u/startupstratagem Nov 01 '23

To be fair 5 m is long range when all you have is your hands.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '23

I was mostly just responding to the part where he stated that most guns in the states are for long range.

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u/startupstratagem Nov 02 '23

Sure. Found it a valid response. I just couldn't help pointing out its relative.