Nope, they ain't takin' my Ruger 10/22, nope!

Semi vanity, source in post | 14 Oct 22 | Me

[real saxophonist]

So CSI: Vegas decided that, instead of a show about 'assault-style weapons', they did one about trailer park rednecks and a Ruger 10/22.

Here's a link to the show. They called it a 'murder weapon', a 'sniper weapon', before they finally figured out it was shot into air and hit the victim by accident.

But they must have said 'Ruger 10/22' seven or eight times.

[real saxophonist]

All these CBS shows, CSI,NCIS,FBI, are meant to condition people that 'Feds' can do whatever they want, and people have to comply.

All the Fudds go, 'Them's weapons of WAR! They ain't takin' my deer rifle, my squirrel rifle!'

Well, here's proof they are.

[real saxophonist]

Remember the NBC show ‘Quincy’? They were trying to track down a .38 snubbie. ‘We must stop it before it kills again!’

[Fido969]

No one watches those shows anymore except for lonely liberal white single women.

[Reno89519]

Shooting into the air and hitting someone, is not an accident. All of the anti-gun rhetoric aside, we cannot dismiss that point

[Lurker]

Every house in America should have a 10-22. The takedown model is a great trunk gun.

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[real saxophonist]

Yes, that is negligence.

[real saxophonist]

Yeah, and after watching these shows, they go vote.

[Eagles6]

An iconic, American classic rifle.

[real saxophonist]

Absolutely agree.

[KarlInOhio]

A recent episode of Big Sky referred to a pistol to police found as being "registered". The show takes place in Montana which has no gun registration. Crime show writers really need to get out of LA and NYC and see what the rest of the country is like.

[marktwain]

Yes, it is negligence.

It is also extremely rare.

[max americana]

I worked on CSI season 1. Bellisario was awesome to work with and a true patriot. Every script was checked for inconsistencies, including weaponry and US Navy code of conduct.

The new showrunners since then have been leftard morons. Oh. I am not making this up. I was offered to be in the crew but I turned it down when I simply asked if Belli was included.

[backwoods-engineer]

This will eventually come to blows. They can’t take our guns; there aren’t enough government agents, and they know it. So, they are trying to chum for the Lefty monsters to attack us. I wish we could just go ahead and get this civil war over with. The Left is determined to have one.

[gundog]

Kip Kinkel used a 10-22 in his murder spree. Back in the ‘90s, TIME magazine ran a piece on guns used in school shootings. Ruger .22 handguns were pretty common. Probably just a matter of how popular they were, generally. Same with the AR-15, today.

[Bratch]

Every house in America should have a 10-22. The takedown model is a great trunk gun.

Don't forget the AR-7.

James Bond brought down a helicopter with it. ;)

[Rinnwald]

...‘We must stop it before it kills again!’

The original Hawaii 5-0 had a similar episode. What can I say, snubbies must have been feeling their oats in the 1970's.

Or maybe, even back then, libbie show producers were following the company line. Banning "Saturday Night Specials" and pocket guns was all the rage.

[dfwgator]

Or maybe, even back then, libbie show producers were following the company line. Banning "Saturday Night Specials" and pocket guns was all the rage.

Especially after the RFK assassination.

[gundog]

Those snubbies are wicked. Broderick Crawford and Jack Webb were deadly, shooting from the hip.

[real saxophonist]

Thanks. I enjoy your posts from the inside.

[real saxophonist]

Yeah, I remember all that.