Thank you to the 3-4 people that actually helped me out, I was only trying to use a little humour to describe "black and Green" guns.
To the rest of you, you are a bunch of losers who will end up scaring away and new guys who are interested in growing your sport. Good for you.
Thanks again for the people who actually helped me out!
Matt
To all those worried about "newby" fealings, maybe you haven't been around guns or involved in the media/political BS. First off, you don't come to a mature gun forum that has been having to deal with all that BS and ask a question like that on your first post.
If it was an innocent question then may I suggest you do a bit of reading first and learn about some of the issues going on.
To the anti types looking at this to feed your emotionnaly insecure lives,
-"scary" is an emotion based on the perception of the persons mind, not a single gun "scares" me, they do however fascinate me and get the frequent "Awsome...hohoho!". If a gun is scary may I suggest you go out and shoot some and get to know these scary beast. When kids are scared of the gobblin in the closet, we tell them go and look, face your fears, the same applies to gun scary.
With the now recent RCMP move on re-evaluating gun classifications, WE are not about to give them any more ideas or help them in their quest for "evil scary guns".
A gun is a gun is a gun, there are no such things as a "more dangerous" gun, to give different classification to guns is idiotic except for one reason and that is to justify to the public that certain guns are different and therefore should be controlled or banned, after that, more guns are reclassified and banned.
If your feathers are shuffled because of the response to such a provocative question then maybe you should educate yourself about the reasons why, then come back here and comment on your own question.
Newbies that are offended by this should take a step back and THINK as to why the response is such. We welcome newbies and encourage people to take more people out shooting, that's how people look in that scary closet. Infortunuitly people are out to destroy this hobby, and trust needs to be earned.