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[zombie killer]

i am looking for a good automatic stilletto, at a good price. i would like to know if you have an idea of where toget one. ( it is legal to own switchblades where i live)

thank you and have a nice day!

[Remuthra]

Automatic stilletto?

Is that like a machine gun that shoots knives?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

I'm guessing "automatic" = "spring-loaded release".

[nenjin]

I feel like doing a Google search on your behalf will take me to shadier places on the Internet than I want to go.

[Reudh]

At first, judging by the title, I thought this was a spambot thread. Glad to be proven wrong, of course.

[Flying Dice]

See, I came in thinking more along the lines of stiletto heels with hydraulics strong enough to punch the spike through a human skull.. That's crazy talk, though.

[Sheb]

Dang, and I was hoping for a good old stupid spambot. Try a hunting/gun shop? They tend to stock that kind of stuff.

[zombie killer]

 By automatic stilletto, I mean. A switchblade in the style of a stilletto.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

Not sure, we're not allowed to have weapons in Washington unless they're licensed semi-auto handguns, rifles, and shotguns, or fixed-blade or manually-opened folding knives 3" or so. I guess we still have the right to bear arms if we have access to 0.1% of possible personal armament.

[Tack]

Woah, those laws are almost as stringent as Australia's.
Except we can't have semi-automatic rifles or shotguns.

Crazy to think that our gun laws came in less than twenty years ago.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

I've heard body armor is illegal in Australia as a result of a high-profile bandit using homemade metal armor. True? Because at least we can have armor here.

[Yoink]

Everything is illegal here in Australia.

[Blargityblarg]

I've heard body armor is illegal in Australia as a result of a high-profile bandit using homemade metal armor. True? Because at least we can have armor here.

Who, Ned Fucking Kelly? Man's practically a hero in the eyes of most folk, for some reason; he was the subject of the first feature film ever made, for Chrissake.

I don't actually know whether armour is allowed in Australia, but it's something of a moot point, as we don't let random jagoffs walk around with guns, either.

[zombie killer]

I've heard body armor is illegal in Australia as a result of a high-profile bandit using homemade metal armor. True? Because at least we can have armor here.

Who, Ned Fucking Kelly? Man's practically a hero in the eyes of most folk, for some reason; he was the subject of the first feature film ever made, for Chrissake.

I don't actually know whether armour is allowed in Australia, but it's something of a moot point, as we don't let random jagoffs walk around with guns, either.

implying that others let random jagoffs have guns?

[Flying Dice]

I've heard body armor is illegal in Australia as a result of a high-profile bandit using homemade metal armor. True? Because at least we can have armor here.

Who, Ned Fucking Kelly? Man's practically a hero in the eyes of most folk, for some reason; he was the subject of the first feature film ever made, for Chrissake.

I don't actually know whether armour is allowed in Australia, but it's something of a moot point, as we don't let random jagoffs walk around with guns, either.

implying that others let random jagoffs have guns?

USA?

All joking aside, the first and only reason I would ever want to get a gun and training with it is because of the people in this country that are allowed to have guns.