A Usenet persona calling itself KMAN wrote:

You are one of the scariest sounding people I have ever encountered on
usenet. I imagine I will read about you one day.

The only people who need to be afraid of me are criminals, tyrants and
terrorists. If you are one of the above, then you should be afraid...very
afraid.

And that's the way I like it.



In fact, I
understand that the USA is one of the best places for a terrorist to
pick up
an AK-47 these days.

Wrong. AK-47's are fully-automatic battle rifles that are not available
to
the general public.

So much for this line of crap.

My yes, you've certainly made me feel silly. I neglected to put the word
phrase "a variation of" in front of "AK-47."

It's not even a variation. But you are indeed silly. You don't understand
history, technology or law when it comes to firearms in the US. This is,
of
course, because you are a brainwashed slave of your government, which
makes
your ignorance entirely understandable.

I don't think my government ever speaks on these issues, how are they
managing to turn me into a brainwashed slave?

See, you've proven my point. You can't even understand what's being done to
you.


FYI:

Why on earth are you presuming to give me information about firearms? You
are one of the most grossly ignorant hoplophobes I've ever met, and I know
more about firearms than you are even capable of learning in a lilfetime.


The AK-47 is currently unavailable to the general public in the U.S., very
few were imported into the country and those that did got snatched up by
collectors.

Yup. And every one of them held legally is registered with the BATFE as a
"machine gun." More importantly, of the more than 500,000 legally-owned
machine guns in the US, only ONE has ever been used by its legal owner to
commit a crime, in the entire history of the Registry since it was imposed
in 1934. Again, an enviable safety record.

If you desire a rifle that looks similar to the AK-47 we would
suggest that you purchase a stamped 7.62x39 post-ban AK in the
$200.00-$400.00 price range. Then purchase a U.S. parts kit from any of our
sponsors and install it in the rifle, tell them you want the wood furniture.
This will allow you to legally have a pistol grip mounted on the rifle. You
will then need to purchase a non-ribbed 30 round AK magazine from Global
Trades.

The key being "looks similar." Functionally, the firearm operates no
differently if it has look-alike parts installed.

--
Regards,
Scott Weiser

"I love the Internet, I no longer have to depend on
friends, family and co-workers, I can annoy people WORLDWIDE!" TM

© 2005 Scott Weiser