Japan’s Gun Laws Worked So Well They Need to Ban Crossbows
After a series of grisly crimes involving “bow guns,” Japan is cutting the strings on the deadly weapons.
This article is a new echelon of stupid (Japan needs to ban Crossbows)
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dwa12479
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That'd sure be interesting to see.
Maybe its more like a NY reload where they've got 10 or 12 crossbows handy? Is it the "Tokyo Reload" then?
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
This is the standard now? 3.2 usages in a crime and it’s banned or controlled? Fuck everything in the USA will be banned or controlled.
According to Japan’s National Police Agency, in the last 10 years there have been 32 cases of crossbows being used in crimes, with six people killed and 11 people injured.
According to Japan’s National Police Agency, in the last 10 years there have been 32 cases of crossbows being used in crimes, with six people killed and 11 people injured.
Carlos Hathcock
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This from the country that cultivated Samurai warriors ready to spilt you from crotch to cranium in one motion. Disappointing to say the least.
libertysnake
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Acer-m14
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" Japan is cutting the strings on the deadly weapons "
going to be lots of hands and feet cut off now.
en.wikipedia.org
going to be lots of hands and feet cut off now.
List of Japanese martial arts - Wikipedia
spat
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Well, like most governments, they are A OK with copious amounts of violence, as long as it's perpetrated by their agents.
Samurai were government agents, not private citizens. Private citizens were always forbidden from carrying weapons.
That is why they have so many martial arts built around empty hands and agricultural implements repurposed as weapons.
technicalgadget
.223 Rem
That'd sure be interesting to see.
Maybe its more like a NY reload where they've got 10 or 12 crossbows handy? Is it the "Tokyo Reload" then?
I kid, its not real...
Phazer
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I thought the same thing. Semiautomatic firearms utilize pressure from a fired round to cycle the action. What, exactly, causes a crossbow to "cycle" after it is fired?
There are "auto loading" crossbow that have a magazine of stacked bolts ready to be loaded. After each bolt is fired, the system still needs to be manually cocked. An under-frame cocking lever, with a good mechanical advantage, certainly makes reloading faster. But, the system still requires manual resetting nonetheless.