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  9. Posted

    So i finally got to take "Krystal", my Umbrella Corp. build to the range yesterday. Rob609 got to shoot her more than i did

    Took your girl out to pop her cherry and someone else got to diddle her more than you, oh my

     

    Very cool.

     

    What's with the yardage markers?  The numbers get bigger in front of the shooter, smaller behind the shooter.  Makes it look like the backstop must be behind him!

    They are in front of the shooting line, to avoid having the booths in the video

  15. Posted

    The antis are stupid. I don't believe the one's in power are They banned the guns. The manufacturers changed the guns so we could own them again (no collapsible stocks, no threaded muzzles, no bayo lugs) These are the items the anti's deemed scary. They should have made a better ban. Perhaps they will They are going to try, hopefully without success.

     

    If you want to blame anybody for not having threaded muzzles and collapsible stocks on your guns then blame the manufacturers LOL :D The antis didn't ask them to do it Anti's didn't ask,  manufacturers did it so we could still enjoy the guns not going to blame them for the neutering.

    Edit; Should have said that I don't believe that all of those in power are stupid, we have seen the stupidity if some of them

  18. Posted

    From what I understand, the unofficial test for gravity knife is if you can open it with one hand. Kinda like the "pinky test" for muzzle brakes vs flash hiders. I think you can flick open some benchmade axis lock knives (e.g. Mini grip) with one hand rather easily. YMMVSent from my iPad using Tapatalk

    You can open any knife with a thumbstud one handed, I had a well worn Buck 110 and a Gerber Gator that would both open with a snap of the wrist. Not very many knives that would pass that test.

  20. Posted

    BTW: I would argue that since this exemption says "any firearm," therefore if I transport my wife's HG to the range (without my wife) I would be within the exemption and would not constitue an illegal transfer.  But that is another (30 page) thread ;-)

    Shouldn't require a 30 pg thread, look up 2C:58-3.1

    It's annoying, but pretty clear that the owner of the firearm needs to be present during a temporary transfer.

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