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The guy who hit my car in a parking lot and took off

Does the bolt lock back on an empty mag? I'm sure that this has been discussed but with 5 pages I'm just being lazy.

I want to work for this guy. https://www.postcrescent.com/story/news/2018/11/13/hortonville-business-gives-employees-handguns-christmas/1987839002/

Looking for 15 round Glock 19 mags. PM me if you have any that you want to get rid of. I also have a few 10 rounder's that I would trade

While I agree that it probably wouldn't go anywhere maybe if enough victims and their families filed either pain and suffering or wrongful death suits against these assholes that choose to ignore federal law and let criminals go free, the cost of defending may force them to change their stance. Take a play from their handbook.

The families of the victims should file a wrongful death law suit against the sheriff and the governor.

Check out the above thread. I bought this gun a few months back and it has been flawless. It's light weight and cycles as fast as you can pull the trigger. I've put everything from light target loads to slugs through it and it ran it all. After putting a few hundred rounds through I still haven't cleaned the gun and it stills runs fine. In one of my posts I mentioned a failure to feed but that turned out to be operator error. I think that it would be hard to find a better gun for even close to the price.

What dealership? I'm car shopping now and will avoid them.

It was a great ride.

So what is the general opinion on these? I've seen both good and bad reviews. I'm thinking about picking one up but not sure. Anyone who owns one I would like to here what you think.

Two cops shot in Camden during National Night Out. https://www.nj.com/camden/index.ssf/2018/08/2_officers_shot_in_camden_police_searching_for_suspects.html

I found this on the beach in North Carolina. I think it's a piece of a shell but it kinda looks like a sharks tooth. What do you think it is?

If they were used in WW1 then they must cycle in a pump gun. I wonder if they would cycle in a semi auto?

I didn't buy them just thought they were cool

Down in the Outer Banks for the week and I was walking around an antique shop and came across these. Never saw brass shot shells before, pretty cool. I wonder how they were reloaded being that you can't crimp them to hold the shot and charge in the shell.