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turbostixxx
Brown Santa
Thanks for the tip! I will try the right hand next time, though it might feel weird and I might think I am cheating....
turbostixxx
Brown Santa
Wife keeps requesting the same thing...
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Have tried both hands and still can't get the darn things to perform correctly .
BrownArmy
Well-Known Member
"http://www.npr.org/player/embed/459056018/459084298"
Worth a listen.
Why can't the CDC track gun violence?
(Congressional interference...)
Worth a listen.
Why can't the CDC track gun violence?
(Congressional interference...)
How convenient!!
Now, when a law abiding gun owner loses his mind, he can open the dinning room table, grab his favorite gun and shoot his whole family while they are having dinner!
What wonderful ways gun owners find, to execute the deaths of loved ones.
TOS.
oldngray
nowhere special
So you already ordered one then?
newfie
Well-Known Member
does that happen much in your house
wkmac
Well-Known Member
The problem with Terror Watch List Gun Ban and then just the general problems with Lists.
If you don't like Hillary, consider what she might do with such power and then if you don't like Trump, consider what he might do as well.
If you don't like Hillary, consider what she might do with such power and then if you don't like Trump, consider what he might do as well.
newfie
Well-Known Member
I think Trump will let me defend me and my family.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
New York Times claims that .50-caliber sniper rifles are now flooding the streets due to the expiration of the 1994 federal assault weapons ban .
Except these rifles were never part of the 1994 ban .
I wonder if the NY Times understands the costs of a .50-caliber rifle ; because those guns are hugely expensive (potentially costing $10,000 or more, not to mention the cost of ammunition) and difficult to lug around given their size and weight (the gun is nearly four feet long and weighs 24 pounds with a loaded magazine) . Which makes it highly unlikely to be used in a drive by shooting .
And then there’s the fact that a .50-caliber rifle has Never been used in a mass shooting in the U.S.
Except these rifles were never part of the 1994 ban .
I wonder if the NY Times understands the costs of a .50-caliber rifle ; because those guns are hugely expensive (potentially costing $10,000 or more, not to mention the cost of ammunition) and difficult to lug around given their size and weight (the gun is nearly four feet long and weighs 24 pounds with a loaded magazine) . Which makes it highly unlikely to be used in a drive by shooting .
And then there’s the fact that a .50-caliber rifle has Never been used in a mass shooting in the U.S.
newfie
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Overpaid Union Thug
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Why would having that table make any difference? Guns can be stored in a holster on your person. Under a bed, in a shoe box, in a safe, in the garage, in a book case, in a pocket, in a closet, etc, etc, .........
Think before you comment.
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