I see many parallels between guns and cars. They both have "makes and models", they are both machines with specific purposes yet endless possibilities, and the "best" of each will be argued until this world comes to an end. I also find that many "car guys" are also "gun guys".
So this morning I was thinking of how some guns translate over to the car world. For example. . .
Glocks are like Toyotas. They aren't the cheapest, and they aren't the most expensive. They are known for their dependability and reliability. No one ever won an award for "sharpest looking Camry". Check out the parking lot of your local Walmart and you're bound to see many Toyotas, just like you're very likely to find at least 1 Glock at your local range at any given time.
AR-15s are like Honda Civics. They are the kings of the aftermarket world. If a company sells gun or car parts of any kind, they will most likely carry something for the AR-15 or Civic. They are super versatile. You can find inexpensive stock versions, ones cobbled together with cheap Chinese and DIY parts, and expensive versions with high-end custom parts.
This is a Civic. . . (clearly done wrong!)
and this is a Civic. . . .
Just like this is an AR. . . . (from the "Sportsman's Guide" catalogue ~ and visual proof why you should not shop there!)
and this is an AR. . . .
What other parallels do you guys see?
So this morning I was thinking of how some guns translate over to the car world. For example. . .
Glocks are like Toyotas. They aren't the cheapest, and they aren't the most expensive. They are known for their dependability and reliability. No one ever won an award for "sharpest looking Camry". Check out the parking lot of your local Walmart and you're bound to see many Toyotas, just like you're very likely to find at least 1 Glock at your local range at any given time.
AR-15s are like Honda Civics. They are the kings of the aftermarket world. If a company sells gun or car parts of any kind, they will most likely carry something for the AR-15 or Civic. They are super versatile. You can find inexpensive stock versions, ones cobbled together with cheap Chinese and DIY parts, and expensive versions with high-end custom parts.
This is a Civic. . . (clearly done wrong!)
and this is a Civic. . . .
Just like this is an AR. . . . (from the "Sportsman's Guide" catalogue ~ and visual proof why you should not shop there!)
and this is an AR. . . .
What other parallels do you guys see?