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Cops ex wives mosques and bacon donuts have this certain thing.....

I lost my $hit when I saw a bacon donut.lol too funny. I love how the quasi forbidden treat has made its way to pizza crust and donuts. This could be a valuable tool for law enforcement. Bacon donuts at 3 am will help find Hoffa' s body!

just when i thought ive seen everything in bacon: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, Hell yeah it ate my spelling!!! again!!

im open to anything! i really want to work this pistol. the apex fss is an awesome setup. ill try the 124 first, and go from there Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, Hell yeah it ate my spelling!!! again!!

It does come in diff lengths and ted you'll have to kick me next time I didn't weight it but it's the 13.5 " Handguard co says it weighs 6oz w a packaged weight of 14.5 oz

I'll try to get my hands on some 124 and see how it works .

That is degrading to the interviewee and should never have aired. Shame on the station

Posting to TGO from 38000 feet and 330 mph, I'll ask for 2nd place as I posted while on southwest flights using in air wifi....doesn't beat the porta john login though

Thanks mark, rwf suggested heavier bullets as well, this gun has the 2 dot barrel, and spring still has blue paint on it. am going to try a diff stock barrel, and spring., ran a couple hundred more today,same thing.....the apex fss really makes this gun sweet, hence not giving up on it... Thanks

I wanted to try a striker fire pistol for competition. So I did a little bit of homework and found a used MNP with an apex trigger set up and it full frame it a fair price. Took it out to the range yesterday ran about 300 rounds through it, thing is all over the place at 15 yards and 25 yards. The gun was clean lubricated had zero signs of wear and I believe was pretty much a safe queen for most of its life. I may be brutal by comparing this to a Glock 34 or a sig 226 I own in the same caliber, but it feels like this pistol is just not capable of maintaining tight groups. is there something that I don't know about this gun before I either get rid of it or go buy an upgraded barrel for it??? Thanks PS I was running Tula 115 grain ammo through this, then switched over to some 115 grain win and then used two boxes of federal 115 grain,same results

So dad is sitting on the front porch stuck wearing a set of pink handcuffs I'm sorry but I would've Instagramed you in a heartbeat roflmao Only kidding

I want one!!!! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Before After

How did this match go unfortunately I was forced to work over the weekend and couldn't do anything

Is this her? Or is this her?

Why do bad things happen when cars like these are around?

After running a lightweight Clark cf tube, and constantly fixing it for a year, this came along and voila the perfect cf Handguard Some pics of before and after, the AP rhino is rugged as hell w a neat system for lining up the gas tube barrel nut and support ring. It's genius: after: theres a strip of holes at 12 o clock for mtg a rail, slots at 3 and 9 for side rails if needed, slots keep the barrel cooler, one shown is a 13.5 in, comes w tube barrel nut and t15 torx svrews

We can start another one and call it dogs that guard guns

I'll remember that when I'm blasting steel w that nice 1301 as fast as I can at the next match..after all beretta will prob do more for TN than he ever will On a side thought, allegedly the folks at sandy hook had received financial compensation. Nothing can replace a life but this late in the game a sandy hook help out??? He should have stuck around here to help 2010 flood victims..... Check this out: Sandy Hook Charities Raise $28 Million, Nearly Half Unspent June 30, 2014|By DAVE ALTIMARI, daltimar@courant.com, The Hartford Courant Nearly half of the $28 million raised by 77 groups following the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting has not been distributed yet, according to a new state report. The state attorney general's final report on organizations that collected money following the Dec. 14, 2012 shooting that left 20 first graders and six adults dead, is expected to be made public this week. The groups that submitted information to the state through two surveys ranged from national charities to high school soccer teams. The 30-page report concludes that about $15 million has been distributed by the groups, most to the victims' families. The attorney general's office found no evidence of illegal activities related to fundraising or how money was spent. The attorney general's office and the Office of Consumer Protection sent out detailed surveys to all of the groups it could identify that had raised money following Sandy Hook. The surveys were voluntary and designed to allow state officials to track how much money was being raised and whether groups were following through on donors' intent for the money. "In the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting, the giving public demonstrated great generosity, and the charitable sector answered the call to provide assistance to a grieving community," the report states. There have been questions raised about a charity based in Nashville where investigators are digging into what happened to more than $70,000 raised by runners involved with the 26.4.26 Foundation which held marathons in which participants dedicated each mile they ran to one of the 26 children and educators killed in the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School. There were seven organizations that raised more than $1 million led by the Newtown-Sandy Hook Foundation, which became known to many in town as the United Way fund. After numerous discussions, the foundation gave $7.7 million of the money it raised to the 40 families directly impacted by Adam Lanza's shooting spree. The 26 victims' families received $281,000, the families of the 12 children who survived the massacre in two classrooms got $20,000 each and the two teachers who were injured received $75,000 each. The decision on how to distribute the money was controversial. Some argued the entire fund should go to the victims and others, including Newtown First Selectwoman Pat Llodra, said the foundation gave short shrift to the survivors of the massacre who will need years of therapy. The Newtown-Sandy Hook Foundation still has more than $4.3 million it has not distributed, by far the largest amount of any organization. That money will be used over the next 15 years to provide mental health services to the victims' families, first responders, teachers and students from the school. Among the other groups that raised more than $1 million was the My Sandy Hook Family Fund, started by Rob and Debra Accomando of Sandy Hook. They have raised more than $1.6 million all of which has gone directly to the 26 victims families. Tthe report also indicates: •There are four groups that have raised more than $1.28 million for a memorial, led by the Newtown Memorial Fund which has slightly more than $1 million in its coffers. Additionally, the town has a fund with more than $500,000 in it for "projects with a special purpose" including a sidewalk memorial. •Three scholarship funds answered the surveys, led by the University of Connecticut which announced it would use the more than $1 million it has raised to provide scholarships to the school for victims siblings and anyone who was attending the Sandy Hook Elementary School the day of the massacre. •Of the 77 organizations that responded, 13 were from outside of Connecticut and 36 were from Newtown. The majority of charities are registered as 501c organizations by the Internal Revenue Service or have applied for that non-profit status. •There was only one for-profit organization that responded – Phoenix Events LLC, of Ohio, which raised more than $29,000 for the 26 Benches project overseen by the Newtown Parks and Recreation department. Engraved benches for all 26 victims will be purchased and placed in parks around town. •There are 16 organizations actively soliciting donations, mostly through their websites or through special events. Among them are the Lion's Club, Rotary Club, Sandy Hook Promise and the Newtown Memorial Fund. Most acknowledge funds have slowed to a trickle. There are two funds that have raised significant amounts of money and spent little of it. The Sandy Hook School Foundation received $986,000 in donations and has spent $13,000, records show. The Fairfield County Community Foundation has raised $899,514 and spent about $33,000.

Lol , these 2 hang together, sleep together steal each other's treats and more. But! They're always happy! Or tired lol

2 of my heathens, both rescued. 14 yr old female rattie on the left, 2 yr old 3 lb chi on the right... They just came in from partying downtown....

It is an awesome place, if sat would be eagle and sun Manchester 3 gun heaven will have arrived !

You won't find me near any training that contains THAT. The only training I won't re do is marine corps gas chamber. Nyet, no, alto,stop, better chance of getting ice water in hell....

pretty cool: https://youtu.be/ZuS3G7YKrj4