> I see it as being like walking into an armoury and being able to choose anything you want. Chances are, if you want to resolve a domestic dispute, you don't w

> I see it as being like walking into an armoury and being able to choose anything you want. Chances are, if you want to resolve a domestic dispute, you don't want a claymore. Or a Howitzer. Or an aircraft carrier, or a lump of unshielded semi-critical plutonium. But that's OK, you don't have to choose them. You can walk right past those shelves to the shelf with the megaphone and the padded vest, and just take those. Is this an Ammu-Nation ad? :)