Firearms and weapons in general used as photographic props.

[I @ M]

Do you think people would have an issue if I was to post something like that on this forum?

AP has an extremely diverse user database.
Some may take offence to an image of piece of steak ( cooked rare ) on a plate because they dislike animal products being used as food.
Others may become upset at an image of motor sport because they feel that all that petroleum product being burned only adds to environmental issues and promotes unsafe driving on the roads.
Yet more members may become upset at image of a brilliant yellow field of canola flowers because they hate the thoughts of genetically modified food sources.

Can't please everyone all the time but in general from what I have seen on AP there has been no howling backlash against images featuring firearms or ammunition, quite the opposite in fact where some extremely well done shots have been lauded very positively.

[Xenedis]

AP has an extremely diverse user database.
Some may take offence to an image of piece of steak ( cooked rare ) on a plate

I would object most vocally.

Steak should be well done, not mooing.

If it's not crunchy, it's a cow.

[ricktas]

I would object most vocally.

Steak should be well done, not mooing.

If it's not crunchy, it's a cow.

I object! Steak should be medium rare.. and kangaroo steak is allowed to have the occasional lead pellet from the gun to make it crunchy (trying to keep on-topic)

[Xenedis]

I object! Steak should be medium rare.. and kangaroo steak is allowed to have the occasional lead pellet from the gun to make it crunchy (trying to keep on-topic)

No wonder kangaroo meat is a bit heavy...