Comments by "Devil\x27s Offspring" (@devilsoffspring5519) on "DemolitionRanch" channel.

  1. In a nutshell: --In Canada, there are no gun rights. Licensed privilege only, very strictly controlled. --Pistols allowed only at ranges. No exceptions. --No carry of any kind, ever, no exceptions, not even unloaded. Must be locked up and un-accessible when in transit, remove gun from trunk of car ONLY at the range --Guns can be confiscated by the police at any time, for no reason, even with no history of crime, squeaky-clean life, related to Mother Theresa etc. etc. etc. They will NOT pay you for them, they just take them, and it's your problem. You will NOT get them back, ever. No criminal charges, no court order etc. necessary. --Owning a gun in Canada will put you on "police watch" for the rest of your life. They will track your every move and know more than YOU do about your personal life. With the exception of hunting, guns in Canada are essentially dangerous toys and nothing more. You may NOT defend yourself with one. Doing so is a far bigger criminal offense than whatever your attacker does to you--including attempting to kill you.
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  2. It looks like many other pistols (some of which cost a small fortune). Lots of whining about it's appearance here, people can be real snotty elitists about this sort of thing for some reason. Looks like this one's a real winner.
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  3. They're rotors, or discs... not calipers. That's something different.
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  4. That 5-7 is pretty nifty, 20 pops a stick is pretty good... Bet those little buggers are expensive though :)
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  5. 0:35 Oops! Oh well, it's only a ceiling, they make lots of 'em
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  6.  Mattgift_  What do I win, a gun? 'Cause I really wanna winna GUUUNNN! Too bad I'm Canadian though...
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  7. So, what you're saying here, is that if you regularly clean and maintain your Chea-Pass (oh sorry, I meant, Hi-Point) pistol, it's actually a really great defensive weapon because it's extremely durable and reliable? Frankly, the whole driving-over-it thing made it look like you were trying to destroy it. With very expensive guns, people clean, oil and generally maintain them meticulously, so they're going to be pretty reliable if they're decently made. But, this puppy can be neglected and abused and still works. Looks like a fantastic-quality piece to me. Any other thoughts? How about putting 1,000 rounds through it and report back to us?
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  8. Doesn't seem to want to cycle even with those hefty rounds. Dirty Harry was onto something using a revolver
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  9.  @loganwhite3904  Actually Canada is a sovereign country and does not answer to the UK. We're both NATO countries and that's the only connection aside from most of us speaking English. Any ties to the Monarchy are symbolic, Canada has a Prime Minister to be the head of state and to represent us to other countries. The UK doesn't do that for us. If any fat cat from Britain told me or anyone else up here to refer to our country by its proper name, which is "The Dominion Of Canada", plenty of us would politely tell them to fuck themselves and go shove their teakettles up their asses. Canada has its own homegrown flavour of bullshit, we don't need to import theirs. If anything, Canada answers only to the United States because we're a member of NATO, and also because we're right next door to the USA and they have a hell of a lot more nuclear weapons than Britain does :)
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  10. It's always funny when some says "air guns" and "real guns" :)
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  11. 10:02 Ace :)
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