Some funny gun buyback news: the most-claimed gun in the program so far is the GSG-16, a cheap .22LR plinker These used to go on sale for well under $500, it's no wonder people are happily dumping them. They probably could have bought these for $600 without even banning them lol

You're moving the goal posts. Your chosen crew of gaslighting dweebs chose to call it an "Assault-Style Weapon Ban". So what exactly is assault-stylee about a .22 plinker? Can you name any army or gang-banger launching an assault with such a gun? Or is it, again, a load of BS?

Do you have any 22 pistols? I’d like to get a plinker. They’re fun and cheap, comparatively.

.22LR or better yet, .22WMR is a cheap plinker and a great varmint gun.

🎯 DOUBLE THE FUN. HALF THE COST. 🎯 Turn heads at the range with the eye-catching GSG-16 .22LR, now available in Mint Green and Pink! Whether you're looking for an affordable trainer, a fun plinker, or just something that stands out from the crowd, the GSG-16 delivers. 🔥 22-Round Capacity 🔥 Collapsible Stock with Magazine Storage 🔥 Ambidextrous Charging Handle 🔥 Multiple Picatinny Rails 🔥 Adjustable Ghost Ring Sights 🔥 Lightweight & Easy to Handle 🔥 Available in Mint Green and Pink The GSG-16 combines tactical styling with affordable .22LR shooting, making it one of the most enjoyable rimfire rifles on the market. Perfect for new shooters, experienced enthusiasts, and anyone looking to maximize range time without breaking the bank. 👽 Stop by Unlimited Firearms & Outfitters and check them out before they're gone! 🌐 UFOinAR.com 📘 facebook.com/ufo72023 📸 instagram.com/ufoinar1911 #unlimitedfirearms #ufoinar #gsg16 #gsgfirearms #22lr #rimfire #rangeday #plinkingfun #tactical22 #mintgreen #PinkGSG16 #gunstore #arkansasguns #CabotAR #FirearmsLifestyle #RangeReady #shootmorespendless #secondamendmentrights #guncommunity #rimfirerifle #TacticalStyle #weekendrangetrip

The Hussar isn't going to be a decisive damage dealer, but you can use it to distract and peel enemy units off. Part of the game is to prevent the other side from massing firepower, and a nuisance plinker can peel off units to reduce the mass.

I'm short the .22 plinker 🙂

You’re kidding, right? You idiots banned the .22 plinker I bought specifically for my kids to shoot, literally the day after I took them out to shoot it for the first time. You’ve got people who are still not into the double digit age ‘up in arms’. Wake up and look around, Canada is pissed off about this boondoggle.

my handguns are .40cal and .357mag and my rifle is a .308 but the general framwork of plinker, handgun, shotgun, longgun is about right

.22LR plinker and 1911 pistol at a rental range, during high school. Many other families would have taught their children to shoot at younger ages.

If/when they confiscate these in unrelated criminal matters the headlines typically read "Assault-Style Firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition" because "Kids plinker with 3 boxes of .22 rimfire" doesn't sound frightening enough.

Texas, so it may be slightly different than elsewhere ... 3 pistols; 2 within reach right now. 3 rifles; 2 semi-auto (5.56 & .45 auto) and one pump-action plinker .22. not counting the 5 that were lost in that horrible boating accident last month,

1) Plinker / practice on a budget 2) EDC 3) Bedside boomstick 4) Its go time

My first gun that I personally owned was a Ruger rifle nearly 40 years ago. Though I don't have that same rifle anymore, I have been working on several variations of it to make the best possible zombie plinker for the apocalypse. Plinker might not translate as it is a particular idiom in English. Plinking is just having a gun you enjoy shooting at things (watermelon, 2ltr bottles, targets, the tree in your backyard, etc.) In fact, I have spent a considerable amount of money making it (them) as light and quiet as possible.

Shot a plinker single shot .22 at about 8 years old. I do remember shooting an AR15 in a national guard armory as a first year Boy Scout I think I was 13. Then there were hunting trips, November in the Missouri woods was always fun.

Mine was a Marlin 60, .22lr plinker rifle. Favorite one was my dad’s Remington 788, a .308 bolt action rifle.

First gun was just a plinker .22lr Ruger arms, two pistols and another rifle

Nobody owns just "a" gun. You either own: zero guns or many guns. Once you buy one, you want to collect them all, like Pokemon Cards. Semi-Auto Handguns, Revolvers, Shotguns, Bolt-action Scoped Rifles, .22LR Plinker, Semi-Auto battle rifle (in case of Zombies, Invasion or "The Purge"). Also: Inherited guns taken from the battlefield in War by Fathers and Grandfathers can never be sold or thrown away. Russian AK-47's, German Lugers, Japanese Arisakas. They are all passed down from Fathers to Sons (and daughters) just like a Family Sword!

22 plinker too