GlockSpock

Didn't I read some article somewhere stating that Gallatin wasn't proficient enough to produce certain models and they were moving certain lines back to Italy? Between the M9 and 92FS, there is this: https://www.snipercountry.com/beretta-m9-vs-92fs/

Isn't typing 20/20 longer than 2020?

The Swiss are heavily armed...less so in the personal realm and mores in the militia realm, if I recall correctly. It seems most citizens are issued automatic weapons...that are kept at a local depot. Maybe I'm pulling all this out of somewhere worthless.

https://www.foxnews.com/world/british-police-station-mocked-for-tweeting-photo-of-dangerous-knife-collection-that-includes-a-spoon

Huh, didn't realize there was a market for those. It seems not so much aimed at the US market though.

Well, I guess technically they could be imported, but they'd be subject to 922r compliance, and as such, would need a bunch of US made parts. I don't think I've ever seen a foreign made AR-15. But that being said...I think the mindset she has is banning the import of anything "AR-15 Like", that we know as AK's, Tavors, SIG, etc.

I've as much told the poor people when they call me I'll donate to the NRA again when they become a pro-gun organization. They...don't know how to respond to that.

They are, a this point and in my opinion, nearly/likely just as bad for gun owners as good for us. I'd love to see the entire organization restructured and filled with people more interested in rights than status.

SIL = Sister-in-Law = Baptist Preacher? That's new. Southern Baptist? This is a very good comment. I've researched a lot of this stuff and looked through some of the books of the Apocrypha for fun. I honestly wasn't sure whether or not to let them influence me so I mostly just treated it as an enjoyable thing to do and leave it at that. I however did not realize some of them were in the 1611...that's not something you typically here preached from the KJV Only crowd. Something I really, really try to keep in mind is the following. Is the The Word (Bible) precious? Of course it is. But consider different time periods throughout history when the bible in any form did not exist or was not available. Then ask yourself whether it was possible to lead someone to salvation and continue and grow in the faith. I also try to keep all of that in mind regarding foolish arguments. I like doctrine. I personally hold doctrine to be important, although there are many aspects of it that I'm unsure of. Some folks seem to adhere to the belief that if your doctrine isn't 100% correct then the gift of salvation is not yours for the taking. I then try to consider what it would have been like to be a disciple or live in that time. They had faith, but no real structure in the sense that we have today. And although they had problems, just like we do today, they did continue the faith. Or you could simply take one or two verses from the Bible and consider them 100%, infallible, God inspired proof that the earth is flat. Hey, why not? This part of my comment is in cheek. I view things like this as generally a Christian or religious themed capitalistic ploy. Maybe the owners/creators of this entire thing had/have good intentions. To some, all things are innocent and then to others, Christmas trees themselves are a sign you are a pagan. This bothers me less than a lot. Every time I see someone selling goods of any kind in a church or church related event, I like to imagine Jesus pulling out his whip and turning tables over.

I didn't realize I needed this. Free floated hand guard, Glock magazines, "take-down" capable. I'm sold.

It's more like...what happens if a Chinese citizen, who lives in China, violates a United States law?

In other words...

Young earth is so 1990's. It's flat earth or get out.

You've went (at least) 21 years without carrying...you can wait another week or two tops. The chance of trouble it could cause you isn't worth the benefit.

As far as I know, yep he's in prison.[ What happened to his "friend"? Well...he's dead. Actually, he was the FFL behind the channel...and how he (FPSRussia) was able to use such awesome firearms in his videos. They never really figured anything out regarding his murder.

I assume.

Driving under an overpass rarely causes me anxiety. Around here (Chattanooga and Cleveland), I cannot really think of anywhere that there is a stopsign/light under an overpass, at least not that I travel frequently. The only thing that generally causes my anxiety on the related topic is sitting on an overpass over busy traffic. I am very much a realist and realize that things can and do fail, especially when it was built in the 1950's. With that being said, generally I have had a really good track record in the sense that I have never had a bridge/overpass fail me. I figure if it is going to happen, it would likely be to one of the many other people. Being 30 minutes from where I live certainly did shake those views a bit True. Stuff like this happening always brings it up in priority, but is often forgotten quickly.

I guess it's pretty dang easy to get inspection reports for public roads, or something. https://docs.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=https://WRCB.images.worldnow.com/library/52d21583-4388-4f82-8f52-e9ce33ae2c22.pdf

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/bridge-collapses-on-i-75-in-chattanooga-interstate-closed-in-both-directions/936050582 I guess...April Fools? Crazy. Bridges are something you just generally trust all the time.

You can technically even multi-quote between threads using that button. Hit the "+" button on a thread and then either navigate to another thread or refresh a current thread in a different tab/window.

So I ask, where is FPS Russia when you need him?

https://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/russia-s-shotgun-wielding-drone-is-the-flying-nightmare-1833617897 With a small amount of artificial intelligence, could you imagine a few of these flying high and then dropping quickly and each taking several blasts at a target about 25 yards away? They would make a cheap but effective weapon.

This is great. However, done enough or on a large scale, I fear this (somehow) ends badly.

Oh, I know and completely disagree with it. The last time the NRA called and asked me a question regarding where they should "focus on" in the next year, I lost it. It was multiple choice,, and I forget the possible answers. I told them to actually do something pro-gun for once and pointed out that in two years Trump has already done more anti-gun stuff than the entire eight years of Obama. She basically said she couldn't really make a comment on any of that and thanked me for my time.