you won't hear me arguing against that...
natural-born "crowd pleaser" - in any variant
Posted on 09/20/2005 10:59:19 AM PDT by freepatriot32
Why do so many Jews, of all people, hold such views?
We need to point this nice, if ignorant and naive, young Jewish boy to the fine folks over at JPFO (Jews For The Preservation of Firearms Ownership - www.jpfo.org).
There, he will find out, among other important things, that citizens, disarmed by their very OWN governments, were murdered by these very same governments, and in STAGGERING numbers. In the last century, the number is 170 MILLION innocent, unarmed citizens.
As he is currently configured, totally without brain cells and a set of testicles, Adam would surely NOT have been the type of brave, heroic Jew that stood up to the Nazi's in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising with WHATEVER firearms he could get a hold of. I'm sure those people would have LOVED to have had some .50 cal Barrett's, or other such, effective weapons.
He must be from the Schumer/Feinstein mold of left-wing, anti-gun, anti-Second Amendment, anti-self-defense, anti-freedom, anti-AMERICAN jews.
Then again, he's still in the formative years, so maybe there is hope that someone can straighten his ass out.
"There is absolutely no reason why a civilian would need to own this weapon, yet background checks are looser on this gun than on a handgun because the M82A1 falls under the category of "hunting rifle"
Scary isn't it?
One day they will say the same thing about mini-14's and 10/22's.
Thanks; but I'll stick with a Kalishnikov any day. It's the best gun to bring to a party.
I would bet this guy wants the Gov to mop up his piss for him too...better hold a commission on that one...
LMAO!
And this is bad because. . . ?
I want one, for less than the cost of a squirrel bridge in a Czech town you too can own one!
you won't hear me arguing against that...
natural-born "crowd pleaser" - in any variant
Preach it!
looking at a new socom m1a, new 1911 (springfield armory)
check out a Valtro 1911
www.valtrousa.com
Depends on the party. NOLA party, excellent.....high plains sniping party, no so good. Keep you gun safe diverse...:)
The Vaquero is cool and many in the SASS use it, but have you checked out the Colt Cowboy?
Here's some info on it....
The Colt Cowboy
An offshoot of the standard SAA is the Colt Cowboy single action revolver ... Externally the Cowboy is a SAA clone dimensionally identical to the original. This all steel revolver comes with a traditional blue metal finish and a color cased frame. The grips are walnut. Internally, however, it uses a new mechanism that incorporates coil springs and a transfer bar ignition system. Unlike all SAA models it is safe to carry a Colt Cowboy with all six chambers loaded. In this respect the Cowboy is more like a Ruger Vaquero than a traditional Colt single action. The Cowboy loads in the traditional manner with a half-cock hammer position. As the name implies, the Cowboy model was inspired by the sport of cowboy action shooting intended to give competitors (or anyone else) a chance to own a genuine Colt SA revolver at a price far below that of a new SAA. The Cowboy is available in .45 Colt caliber only and comes with a 5 1/2 inch barrel and weighs 42 ounces. You will note that these specifications are identical to the Single Action Army.
A few years back I checked out all three at my local gun shop; The Vaquero, The Cowboy and the 'original' Colt Single Action Army (Peacemaker). In my hands the Cowboy just felt so natural. So did the Peacemaker but not at $1300.00 - $1500.00. And the Colt Cowboy was only about $150 more than the Vaquero.
And then there's United States Firearms Mfg. Co., Inc.. They make a very sweeeet single action too.
And last but not least there's Cimarron Firearms Co.. Their Model P starts at $499.00
"The only truly authentic Single Action Army. No self respecting cowboy or gunslinger went to town without one of these on his hip. Awarded: 2003 True West Magazine "Best Single Action Army Reproduction"In any case - Good Shopping :-)
Diversity is good!
It has nothing to do with hunting. The 2nd Amendment is all about securing a defense against tyranny from authority in the government.
I think I'm missing something in your post?!? (what's SA store?)
In any case, NO not in Illinois. Mostly thanks to that prick, and soon to be convicted FELON, ex gov and RINO George Ryan. He snuck through a boat load of freaking gun laws and more regulations at the behest of mayor Daley.
And further thanks to that a hole, cap & ball firearms now have all the same restrictions, waiting periods and background check requirements as regular firearms. Which I found out when I got my .44 cal 1858 New Army Remington.
No, I was a pothead.
Leaving Illinois was pretty cool. Leaving New York was slightly cooler.
"No, I was a pothead."
As long as it works out in the long run..and on that note..
I need sleep.
And according to the brainy and amazingly intelligent liberal, the scary rifle is, you know, far roo accessible because - not in spite of - the fact it costs a fortune.
Well, let us all get it straight: when Adam Slingwein wants to avoid an embarrassment, he better keep his orifices plugged [I personally prefer "plug it!" to "shut up!" - "plug it!" is more figurative; besides nobody knows what is to be shut and why up and not in any other direction] and open these orifices - one at a time - only in the cases when his competence to do so is not in doubt. Such a behavior would add gravitas to his persona, and lessen the stench of ignorance.
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