Smith & Wesson : Product ID: 9255 : Smith & Wesson 442 Revolver, Double Action, Small Sized, 38 Special, 1 7/8 Inch Barrel, Matte Blue Finish, Rubber Grips, 5 Round Capacity, Fired Casing
Posted on 11/18/2008 5:34:28 PM PST by DogByte6RER
ROFLMAO This is good.
There is only one.
Personal freedom as a political agenda.
40 reasons why I picked up an AK and a 1000 rounds this weekend, and my conservative parents have finally turned totally red!
Cool
Good stuff!
Gun control should have been started as far back as 1800. That way we would all be living east of the Appalachian Mountains and we would be a third world country.
Smith & Wesson : Product ID: 9255 : Smith & Wesson 442 Revolver, Double Action, Small Sized, 38 Special, 1 7/8 Inch Barrel, Matte Blue Finish, Rubber Grips, 5 Round Capacity, Fired Casing
good un.
>This is a terrific list. It reminds me a bit of The Screwtape Letters.
Doesn’t it? I really like #17...
17. Private citizens shouldn’t have handguns, because they aren’t “military weapons”, but private citizens shouldn’t have “assault rifles”, because they are military weapons.
Hey just cause your one of those people that passed a federal background check without any felonies or assault charges, that still makes you a threat to the common criminal and our government!
My favorite:
Are you a fugitive from justice? Yes [ ] No [ ]
You have no idea of the number of anti-gun liberals who actually believe this. Police officers have some special Jedi-like mastery over hand guns that private citizens can never hope to obtain.
Truth: Cops are 4 to 10 times more likely to shoot an innocent bystander than an armed citizen.
Re: “Just picked up this today. Well designed for concealed carry.
Smith & Wesson : Product ID: 9255 : Smith & Wesson 442 Revolver, Double Action, Small Sized, 38 Special, 1 7/8 Inch Barrel, Matte Blue Finish, Rubber Grips, 5 Round Capacity, Fired Casing”
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That’s cute - mind sharing approximately what it cost you?
Forty reasons why my son purchased his first handgun ( Ruger SR 9) and I picked up a nice Bersa .380 Thunder at a Pennsylvania Gun Show last weekend .
I've noticed that since I've gotten a couple of large capacity semi-autos in the gun safe, they keep beating on the door to get out. They've left dents in the door and walls where they tried to get out and hitch hike to a school yard, but so far they haven't gotten out and done it yet. Of course, I was smart enough to store them without bullets so they couldn't shoot their way out.
Great find, BTW. Some of the best, most succinct expositions on the incredibly flawed logic at the heart of gun control that I've ever seen. I also liked the one about the cops having Jedi like mastery of hand guns.
Just mention it, 'cause they spend a lot time dissin' cops. I appreciate the coppers, I just don't want to depend on them.
Bump. Good material for email.
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Thanks potlatch
On the way
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