Just jumped out of the sauna for a bit to role in the snow and wake myself up. Thought I'd peak in and say hi to you all.Okeefenokee wrote:Welcome back Carlus. How was your time at the spa?
C-Mag wrote:Just jumped out of the sauna for a bit to role in the snow and wake myself up. Thought I'd peak in and say hi to you all.Okeefenokee wrote:Welcome back Carlus. How was your time at the spa?
I'm sorry, you probably didn't understand that.
How Y'all Doin !
Better ?
Here's firepower available to American Citizens
Cost
AR-15, Belt Feed Upper and Bump Fire stock, $4000
...and folks are working on better and better quick change barrels.
Pretty cool.
Speaker to Animals wrote:C-Mag wrote:Just jumped out of the sauna for a bit to role in the snow and wake myself up. Thought I'd peak in and say hi to you all.Okeefenokee wrote:Welcome back Carlus. How was your time at the spa?
I'm sorry, you probably didn't understand that.
How Y'all Doin !
Better ?
Here's firepower available to American Citizens
Cost
AR-15, Belt Feed Upper and Bump Fire stock, $4000
...and folks are working on better and better quick change barrels.
Pretty cool.
Thank God it doesn't have any of those crowd-killing high capacity magazines.
C-Mag wrote:Just jumped out of the sauna for a bit to role in the snow and wake myself up. Thought I'd peak in and say hi to you all.Okeefenokee wrote:Welcome back Carlus. How was your time at the spa?
I'm sorry, you probably didn't understand that.
How Y'all Doin !
Better ?
Here's firepower available to American Citizens
Cost
AR-15, Belt Feed Upper and Bump Fire stock, $4000
...and folks are working on better and better quick change barrels.
Pretty cool.
Buy a lower 80, and mill it out yourself, the answer is yes.Speaker to Animals wrote:I wonder if you can make that gun legal in California.
Magazine restrictions? No problem!
I'd be impressed if they do.clubgop wrote:What are the betting odds that in the last week here, the ATF does a 180 on the bump stock?
http://wchstv.com/news/nation-world/pas ... -113728060PHOENIX (AP) — A man who shot and wounded an Arizona state trooper along a remote highway and then started slamming the helpless officer's head into the pavement as the two struggled was shot to death by a passing driver, authorities said.
Trooper Edward Andersson, a 27-year veteran of the Department of Public Safety, was shot in the right shoulder and chest early Thursday morning in what authorities called an ambush and was in serious but stable condition after surgery at a Goodyear hospital.
"My trooper would not be alive without his assistance," DPS Director Frank Milstead said of the driver who stopped.
Arizona has a "defense of third person" law that allows someone to use deadly force against another who is threatening or injuring a third person. It was not unusual that the passing driver was armed in this gun-friendly state with loose regulations.
$5.00 worth of bullets saved the tax payer thousands in defense fees... I'd say that's a win-win...Speaker to Animals wrote:http://wchstv.com/news/nation-world/pas ... -113728060PHOENIX (AP) — A man who shot and wounded an Arizona state trooper along a remote highway and then started slamming the helpless officer's head into the pavement as the two struggled was shot to death by a passing driver, authorities said.
Trooper Edward Andersson, a 27-year veteran of the Department of Public Safety, was shot in the right shoulder and chest early Thursday morning in what authorities called an ambush and was in serious but stable condition after surgery at a Goodyear hospital.
"My trooper would not be alive without his assistance," DPS Director Frank Milstead said of the driver who stopped.
Arizona has a "defense of third person" law that allows someone to use deadly force against another who is threatening or injuring a third person. It was not unusual that the passing driver was armed in this gun-friendly state with loose regulations.
That's freaking awesome.