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  1. 3 points
    agree, people here are used to having large stores of ammo but that is not the case for most of America. Group think is strong in every group, we are not unique in this. Nothing worse than having a 700-2500k rifle and no ammo or a collection of firearms and no ammo. Now THAT is insane! you want ammo, pay you didn't stock up, pay
  2. Murphy's worst nightmare. The infinite magazine.
  3. 1 point
    Sold. Thanks Bri894 for a great transaction and thanks NJGF!
  4. 1 point
    So. look on the bright side. With the new mag restrictions, each full mag only costs $12.60. Without Murphy helping us, it would be $18.90.
  5. 1 point
    Not bad at $1.26 per round
  6. 1 point
    If only there were a readily-available, free training program that should be shared with all families to prevent such tragedies! Oh, wait...Eddie Eagle
  7. 1 point
    Ethan's parents can't accept that they themselves are responsible for their poor job of rearing a moron son. It's not their fault Ethan and his partner in crime were breaking into the friend's father's more than properly stored firearms. The kids were the ones doing something illegal, but the parent's won't accept that. Our culture has evolved to believe... Someone has to be blamed, it ain't gonna be me. If I can't pin this on someone else, then I'LL have to accept responsibility.
  8. 1 point
    If it falls through, I'll take it.
  9. deal in confidence boys, had the pleasure of meeting chocodove recently
  10. yes they do plow the lot
  11. 1 point
    Bitcoin over 37k today. Will it make push for 40k again any time soon?
  12. You left out getting stuck in a BLM highway closure. BTW, where the hell to they think all the electricity is going to come from to CHARGE the batteries? Answer: they don't care about that either. 'Climate change emergency' is another ploy to get control of all the parts of your life they don't already run.
  13. I largely agree with this. For an ‘around town’ grocery getter, take the kiddos to school, yes. I think they will work out great. For long trips, or a road warrior (like me), they aren’t practical. I’ll add to this....green energy is a farce. A HUGE line of bullshit. Batteries: Just scratching the surface, they are largely lithium chemistry now. The elements needed are strip mined, and that’s an incredibly dirty process. One that won’t be taken over by ‘electric’ mining equipment or vehicles. Not to mention the environmental impact of the mining itself, and how it destroys the landscape. Making of the batteries themselves is a VERY nasty process, using a plethora of hazmat chemicals. Add to this the disposal of said chemicals. Not exactly green. At all. What happens if you get in a crash, and the battery is ruptured? Hmmmmm.....can you say, HAZMAT? Or a battery fire..... The cars themselves are full of plastics, which takes...you guessed it, petroleum to produce. Charging them...well, we don’t exactly plug them into a tree...that electrical power most likely comes from a fossil fuel powered plant. Hmmmm.... Wind power, and solar power. Cool...but also FAR from green. Solar cells are semiconductor devices. Like batteries, they are made with incredibly nasty chemical processes. Efficiency of the cells isn’t great. That’s not to say that over time that efficiency won’t improve (it will), but you’ll still be using all kinds of hazardous, and environmentally unfriendly chemicals in the manufacturing process. And you have to dispose of it. Wind turbines aren’t much better. A great example are the turbine blades themselves. They are made from a composite of aluminum, balsa wood (can you say deforestation?), and LOTS of carbon fiber (can you say more petroleum products?). The blades can’t be recycled, and they literally LITTER the landscape in huge piles out in the west Texas wind farm. They can’t get rid of them. There are a few companies that cut them up (requiring energy), but getting rid of the pieces is still a problem. That’s just scratching the surface.... There will be NO ‘net zero’ energy. There will always be a footprint in one way or another, even if it’s not readily apparent. Even the horse and buggy produces a carbon footprint.
  14. Come on... @eyeinstine,go for it.... I jumped in.. Ready to ride this baby right into the ground...
  15. Johnny wins then. Downtown...you’re suspended from the internet until you learn to format your posts.
  16. I believe you got a formatting problem.
  17. DUDE!!!!!!! Formatting!!!! Ain’t nobody got time to read something in that format!
  18. PaintedMare, Definitely recommend taking David up on his offer and stopping in at Shooters. Last time I was there they had a decent selection at reasonable cost, not charging "we got'em over a barrel during these times" prices. David and the others we spoke to were helpful and patient. Good luck in your search and stay safe.
  19. You ain’t right!!! I think YOU need to get into R/C........
  20. NOBODY TAKE THEM! Stop helping Tex clear out his place, the longer it takes, the longer he has to stick around. Cool stuff, and great offer.
  21. Sounds like the opening salvo from the democrats
  22. There's the problem - they gave you a 20ga single shot shotgun. Try a 20ga Semi Auto. The action itself will soak up a lot of the recoil. An AR15 would be good as well - relatively light, low recoil.
  23. 1 point
    I just checked ammo seek for new brass case 9mm, and pricing started at .65 and about 12 vendors were still under .80/round. Then I searched on .38 S&W, went to select grain weight, and saw something I've never seen before on ammo seek: NONE IN STOCK! Ammo seek couldn't find any .38 S&W at any price. Wow! .38 Special started at $1.56! As every month goes by, I continue to look smarter. I'm somewhere close to genius at this point!

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