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Kubur · 4th April 2021, 08:25 AM

Hi guys,

I just want to say that Marius is a very polite and respectuous forum member, a gentleman like many forum members. Marius can be ironic and he does some jokes, and as I remember, I was also his "victim", but it was well placed and I wasn't offended.

Now the two points of Marius are very valid:

Can we use antique weapons?
Is it dangerous to shot with antique guns?

I love this thread and I admire Schilda, Bobi and of course Rick!

http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...t=26201&page=2

But I don't know if you are unconscious or if your knowledge of antique firearms is such that you know that you can use such weapons.

Please tell us more about this point how did you check that you can use an antique gun? And how are you sure that it won't explode in your hands?

The second point is: can we use antique arms? Is it serious and respectful?

For Bobi13, it is part of his culture and there is a cultural link and continuity that I can understand. I use antique incense burner and I don't feel guilty...

So it's more an ethical problem and each of us has his own response. After all you are free to do whatever you want with your possession...

Now I have to look for my egg...

4th April 2021, 08:25 AM	#24
Kubur Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 2,145	Hi guys, I just want to say that Marius is a very polite and respectuous forum member, a gentleman like many forum members. Marius can be ironic and he does some jokes, and as I remember, I was also his "victim", but it was well placed and I wasn't offended. Now the two points of Marius are very valid: Can we use antique weapons? Is it dangerous to shot with antique guns? I love this thread and I admire Schilda, Bobi and of course Rick! http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...t=26201&page=2 But I don't know if you are unconscious or if your knowledge of antique firearms is such that you know that you can use such weapons. Please tell us more about this point how did you check that you can use an antique gun? And how are you sure that it won't explode in your hands? The second point is: can we use antique arms? Is it serious and respectful? For Bobi13, it is part of his culture and there is a cultural link and continuity that I can understand. I use antique incense burner and I don't feel guilty... So it's more an ethical problem and each of us has his own response. After all you are free to do whatever you want with your possession... Now I have to look for my egg...