How about the little crystal radios that you could hook up the little alligator clips to the screws on a light switch cover plate? I had one as a kid and would fall asleep listening to baseball games.
Well hope you have deep pockets for your energy bill. And that little mini-split will be working it's heart out, so good luck.
Oh buddy.
Someone change his name to gullible…..
Someone change his name to gullible…..
You know that gullible is not in the dictionary?
Did you know a 50 BMG will take your arm off even if it misses by a couple feet?
So when you hear,
"I know weapons, I was in the military."
Doesn't really mean much.
I remember he posted a video of him and some other YouTube guy trying to zero rifles quite some time ago. He replied to a comment I made telling me something along the lines of 3 mils at 300 yards was 6 inches.. I cant remember the specifics to be honest, but it was something ridiculous. I took a screen shot of it before I corrected him and he deleted it. Should see if I can find it.
Saw this last week. Heard the same bullshit 20 years ago when I was in. Apparently 50 Cals have their own physics.
How can any so called sniper actually believe this shit?
If any of this was true you wouldn’t actually even have to hit a praire dog with say a .223. Long as you got within an inch or two of them
Exactly! I wish I had a nickel for every time that I heard that.
They may know the weapons that they trained with but not all firearms.
After the Concealed Carry Law passed in my state, I read a number of times on a forum about the LEOs confiscating the 1911s that drivers were carrying for "officer safety."
I'm glad that didn't happen to me. A large number of the posts that I read on the forum talked about the LEOs thinking that the safety on the 1911 was a de-cocking lever while trying to make the pistol safe.
I had to do quite a bit of traveling for my former employer at one time. Prior to the Minneapolis airport getting the fancy scanning machines I had to accompany Ahmed carrying my luggage with a declared revolver in it to a table with a TSA screener.
Ahmed couldn't speak English. The TSA screener would look at me and ask what this was about.
I explained to him that I had declared a firearm in my checked luggage.
He would then open the luggage and the case that the revolver was in. Some of you probably know what happened next.
Rather than opening the cylinder to check if the revolver was loaded the TSA screener would point the muzzle at his face to see if he could see the bullets in the chamber.
I didn't know whether to laugh or say WTF are you doing? So I put on my best poker face.
It was probably better to not ask questions or make comments as that gets you too much unwanted attention.
Regardless, I did ask one screener why he didn't open the cylinder. His reply was, "we are not allowed to do that. this is the way we are trained to see if it's loaded."
This happened every time that I traveled to that airport.
Just watched this again the other night. Sappy as it is, this movie never gets old!
Sirhr
Hell yeah! We're up to 1,000 pages now!
Anyways,
Anyways,
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Buddy’s place near DC. He brought the columns home from an Op… bit of a kleptomaniac. But in a good sort of way!
Wisteria.
Sirhr
Wisteria.
Sirhr
I have a basal cell thingie on my ear. The doc is removing it May 5th.
If you will, pray for a good outcome.
I have lots more to show this guy.
If you will, pray for a good outcome.
I have lots more to show this guy.
I have a basal cell thingie on my ear. The doc is removing it May 5th.
If you will, pray for a good outcome.
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I have lots more to show this guy.
If it doesn’t go the way you hope, the handle Van Gogh is not taken. And we will respect your post count!
On an serious note… hope it’s not serious and you get it squared away fast.
