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Ordering one right now to cover the shame of an almost hairless face. Mine is starting to grow back, all to slowly.

  Let me know when it shows up, make sure somebody didn't carry it in the house and wrap it as a Christmas present.. I really need to get that one back, that one has a special place here on the mantel due to everything its been through and it being my favorite. Can you pm me your address, and 56 pm the address it got shipped to so they for sure line up. And I'm not to worried yet, the post office is getting notorious for this shit. They scan it in as delivered, then it shows up a few days later.

Just use a good waterproofer. We built an underground 12x12 building this summer when I was working construction and used some really good roll out plastic waterproofer that nails/screws on. I can get you some info if you want.

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="East_TN_Patriot" data-cid="863629" data-time="1355953055"><p> Specific to the question, the first AWB was a pain. "Per-ban" guns were at a premium, you constantly had to worry about whether a used gun may have had parts added that violated the ban, high-cap magazines were next to impossible to get (even for law enforcement officers), and when you did find some, they cost a small fortune.</p></blockquote> Well one person answered my question. I am active in calling congressman and senetaors this time around, and i know the ban won't be the same. I was just looking for a first person perspective on the last ban, even knowing it wont be the same

From a gunowners point of view, how bad was the first awb for gunowners? Ive read up on the law, but not being of age when it was in effect I wondered what it would be like if the same bill was reintroduced and what to expect

Those look really good man

Id be happy to volunteer my time and do this. Though he should be wearing something other than cammies, Marines don't wear them in public normally. I do appreciate what hes doing though

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/56446-cheaper-than-dirt-not-selling-firearms-what/

    Thats really weird.

If I had the money Id order one instantly.

Did he forget he is a civilian with a badge? Hes not exactly boots on the ground in a war zone. Not to mention, .223 is a compartively weak rifle round, when compared to .308 or others. Not to mention the guy had a Saiga 12.  in the car. That loaded with buckshot would have made this much much worse than that AR ever did

3 days ago that case of .223 was $500, and those mags were $12 or so. Not that ammo is $900, and the mags are $60. That is called price gouging, due to the panic situation.

Sent an email letting them know what I thought about this, and their price gouging

Yeah, and coaches need million's of dollars per contract for coaching a game.

WTF? The government isn't gonna have to enact legislation. The gun stores are gonna almost close themselves down, and the panic buying will do the rest.

Mine depends on what I'm doing, and who I'm there with. I used to go through 1k rounds a day when I was in the military shooting with friends on the weekends. Now I might go through 200 .22 shells and 50-100 high caliber stuff

Im just ready to get through that day. People are crazy and Im afraid of what they may do thinking its over. Mass shootings, stabbings, maybe even another large scale bomb?? Makes me nervous for sure.

I really like the second one

Offer closed for now. Feel free to pm me about when it may come back

This was designed to be a fun Way to do a christmas giveaway for fun. I havent advertised anything but free classes in awhile. Jack dont worry bout the story. You replied first you get it. Somebody lock this

If your intrested, send me a pm. I'll be happy to make arrangments, Im working now, but Ill always find a way to help anyone who wants to learn.

Anyone figured any dates out yet?

Nobody wants a free custom knife?? All it takes is a few min writing time.

They actually showed them doing blacksmith work? Gonna have to try and find that show just for that part.

The panic buying started back in Nov. Prices on ammo, guns and hi cap. Magazines will continue to be driven through the roof as long as demand is greater than supply. I am looking into an AR, have been for a long time. I like AR's because I have a lot of experience on the M16 platform. But as long as crimnals continue to use illegal acquired "assault rifles" and as long as anti-gunners continue to define semi auto AR's and AK's as assualt rifles, the preppers and pro gun owners will continue to drive the prices up in a panic buy.