B.T. The reason why he felt that way, was because he was tracking down a group of Swiss Mercs who had kidnaped the President of the United States (while making it look like it was done by terrorists), while running away from the Secret Service because they thought he was somehow involved... and having to operate under the radar. the only times he 'showed the gun' was to get people out of danger when the bad guys showed up.
It's a really good read, and i can't do it justice in just a couple of lines.
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Originally Posted by B.T.
In several countries that would not be a good idea. The laws on posessing and carrying weapons here in Europe are very restrictive. Have a look to the laws on knifes in the UK, for example.
Here in Germany you can be charged for showing a airsoft in public. And the fees can be enormous, depending on situation. It is, however, not a crime, it is an "Ordnungswidrigkeit" ("infringement of law" is what my dictionary calls that circumstance, I hope, this gives an idea to all of you.).
Well, the rest has been said. Some very fine handguns here in Europe, selling good on the international weapons market and very popular with law enforcement agencies all over the world.
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Fuck being a hero. Do you know what you get for being a hero? Nothing! You get shot at. You get a little pat on the back, blah blah blah, attaboy! You get divorced... Your wife can't remember your last name, your kids don't want to talk to you... You get to eat a lot of meals by yourself. Trust me kid, nobody wants to be that guy. I do this because there is nobody else to do it right now. Believe me if there was somebody else to do it, I would let them do it. There's not, so I'm doing it.
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