Erik88
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And the ones that do, are already really solid options. I love my Glock 21 and I'd love to own a FNX 45 one day.
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Yes they do. I'm still driving my 2002 Tundra. We drove it to Arizona in 2023. Shooting for Moab next.
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Those accounts were exaggerated. There were a good amount of TN fans there but no where near the levels people were claiming. I hope this humbles our fans because the trash talk leading up to this was ridiculous. What an embarrassing loss. They outclassed us on both sides of the ball.
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Called it. He left too much evidence to get away.
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That's a very confident stance. I hope that becomes true.
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Both. United Health Group had a net profit last quarter of $8.7B. Last year they paid investors $14.8B in dividends. They deny 1 out of 3 claims.
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It seems like they have his face, fingerprints and likely his DNA. Unless they're bluffing. I just don't see him getting away. It wouldn't surprise me if they are already building out his family tree using genetic genealogy. Or at least considering it.
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Which leads to a question I have. It seems like the shooter did a lot of research and tried to hide his identity but still chose a very public setting. I don't understand why he didn't take this guy out at home. Seems like he would have had better odds of getting away with it. I firmly believe he'll be caught soon.
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This guy is toast. They got a full shot of his face. I suspect he'll be identified in the next 24 hours or less. https://www.foxnews.com/us/unitedhealthcare-ceo-brian-thompsons-killer-used-fake-id-check-nyc-hostel-before-slaying-sources
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I noticed the same thing on Reddit. I feel bad for the man's family. He had two children and a wife.
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Definitely not a pro. Left his shell casings and still had a good amount of his face exposed. He's going to be caught.
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Anyone catch the video of this? Pretty shocking and likely planned. Shooter used a suppressor that seemed to keep the slide from cycling correctly. https://youtu.be/CLQM3jqV9AE?si=k3sJ8yN-PBcpaNgX https://apnews.com/article/unitedhealthcare-ceo-manhattan-shooting-death-7f6581ba6b0b520938d82c361e77a83c
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Erik88 replied to Smith's topic in Non Firearm Classifieds
The 4.7L V8 is one of the best engines Toyota has ever made. A few have been documented hitting 1 million miles. There are several guys on the Tundra forum with 400-500k. These are extremely reliable trucks. The only weakness are the lower ball joints, which are an easy fix. Someone will be lucky to have this.
