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But how come then that in game you can drop on the ground any weapon (even those that are not under the prop category in eden) and have it show on the ground with its model ? Surely this must be replicable in the editor or via a script ?

Guns for fun, guns for ornamental purposes, guns for disillusioned safety even though statistics prove they make your home less safe - not one of these reasons is more valuable than hundreds of children's lives taken by machines of war.

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I vividly remember being New York in 1999 and seeing a TV advert for the NRA - they were claiming that the UK was trying to rob its citizenry or arms and that the American people should beware of such tactics. They then showed guns which were being destroyed following the weapon amnesty brought about by the Dunblane massacre, they talked to Christian Terrorists in N.I. who were worried that the peace process would lead to arms decommissioning. It left me with a rather soured attitude to firearms and the people who like them.

Second, about when in Rome, I lived in the US for 13 years without really seeing an unholstered gun (I did see them holstered on cops) except for that one time that someone put some on the table after dinner to show off his latest eBay purchases. You can be in the US and not hold guns, trust me.

Do it. I'm a life-long pacifist (despite being hooked on war games and Airfix models of war-planes as a kid). Just before handguns were outlawed in the UK, a friend, who shot competitively, invited me to his gun club, where I fired 50 rounds form a Magnum revolver, at paper targets (which were circular, not humanoid in design). I wouldn't say I experienced any sort of thrill, but it was an interesting experience; like, say, visiting an aircraft cockpit or a locomotive footplate. And yes, I did hit the target. With some of the bullets.

It's a tough question. I think my response on this occasion might be to say skip it. When I went shooting it was a one on one experience, with someone who understood the power of the guns and was sensitive to my fears. I was a guest, I was being polite and I didn't pay anything.

I think that does make a difference. On the one hand I'm pleased to have had the experience, but it did horrify me. I would worry that if you do this in a place that takes tourists etc they won't necessarily be so understanding and patient with you. You might feel peer pressure to do more than you're comfortable with, or the attitude of the place may be a bit more "shoot the big ones, it's fun!". I don't know, but I just think I wouldn't have been comfortable in a place like that. Even with all the kindness extended to me I can't say I was ever comfortable in the presence of the guns. I turned down the offer of firing the rifles too. Six bullets was more than enough for me.

Of course it's up to you. The experience will be a powerful one I'm sure. I just think that if it were me I might feel a bit disgusted with myself if I were pushed to do more on the basis that everyone there just thought it was "normal". I'm quite happy for guns not to be normal in my life.

Having stated my position on such things the unavoidable truth is that guns ARE cool!! Partly because we grew up around role models with guns and because guns are loud and powerful and capable of stopping your enemy... see that guy over there without a gun? Congratulations! You are more powerful than he is. (and this is why guns should be restricted).

Definitely do it. Not for the thrill, but for the learning. If nothing else it will give you first hand experience of just how deadly a gun can be. I've shot guns (pistols,shot guns and rifles about 35 years ago, all at paper/clay targets... ...and one pigeon) and at one point was fairly proficient. I am honest enough to admit a degree of fascination, but also a much larger degree of abhorrence that anyone would even think of using one against a fellow human being. Film, etc. cannot give you the experience, the smell, the sound and the touch. It's one of those things you need to be in the physical presence of to truly understand... ...and reject.

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"In our shop, there are some state restrictions on handling firearms. You must be 21 to handle a pistol. Minors cannot handle long guns without it being handed to them by a parent or adult relative. It is OK for us to hand a rifle to a parent and they hand it to their child, but we cannot hand the rifle directly to the child."

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Mixed into that is a subplot involving a Lauren Boebert type politician, Olivia Dahlly (Kim Piazza; Johnny Gruesome) with a gunslinging TV ad that looks all too believable and a cameo by Lynn Lowry (Sugar Cookies, The Crazies) as a gun-toting local woman.

They visually show up on your units and I really appreciate that detail. Again, the right and wrong nature of the game shows through here as well. You upgrade your guns with gun parts, but remember that they too are finite. You can upgrade any of them you choose. But really, the correct choice is to level up all of your silent weapons first or you are going to struggle badly.

"We do know that the guns we purchased from him were stolen weapons and one of them had the serial number filed off. He was selling stolen guns to 'Joe citizen' so anytime you are selling guns to people your not supped to it's always bad," said Mcduffie.

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