The burden of proof was yours.Dilbert_X wrote:
OK, you figure it out.
Eliminating the easy-to-remove bayonet mounts and flash suppressors from the characteristics testCybargs wrote:
the fucks with the ban on bayonet mounts. yeah someone is totally going to effectively bayonet someone with an "assault rifle." shit is weird.
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I just happened to order some AR mags the day before shit went crazy. Got my order no problem1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
I went to Cabelas, Guns Unlimited, and Bullet Hole.
No ARs, no PMags, nothing. They were all fucking packed with dipshits too.
I think that Democrats just sold more guns than Winchester, Remington, Ruger, or any other manufacturer combined.
Well done.
Just looking. I have more than enough Pmags.west-phoenix-az wrote:
I just happened to order some AR mags the day before shit went crazy. Got my order no problem1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
I went to Cabelas, Guns Unlimited, and Bullet Hole.
No ARs, no PMags, nothing. They were all fucking packed with dipshits too.
I think that Democrats just sold more guns than Winchester, Remington, Ruger, or any other manufacturer combined.
Well done.
Were you looking to buy something?
You're disputing that letting nutcases have guns is the problem?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
The burden of proof was yours.Dilbert_X wrote:
OK, you figure it out.
Hell, even I wanna buy 30 round mags now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
It's funny to me that some people here say there is a hysteria driving the buying of weapons, but then in the same breath mention how they are stockpiling weapons/mags/bullets. You don't see the humor in that?
No. I've always had a shit load of guns and ammo.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
It's funny to me that some people here say there is a hysteria driving the buying of weapons, but then in the same breath mention how they are stockpiling weapons/mags/bullets. You don't see the humor in that?
$100Jay wrote:
Hell, even I wanna buy 30 round mags now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
It's funny to me that some people here say there is a hysteria driving the buying of weapons, but then in the same breath mention how they are stockpiling weapons/mags/bullets. You don't see the humor in that?
Each? I'll just fabricate them myself if they're that high.1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
$100Jay wrote:
Hell, even I wanna buy 30 round mags now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
It's funny to me that some people here say there is a hysteria driving the buying of weapons, but then in the same breath mention how they are stockpiling weapons/mags/bullets. You don't see the humor in that?
You should buy at least one, to prove how much you love freedom.Jay wrote:
Hell, even I wanna buy 30 round mags now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
It's funny to me that some people here say there is a hysteria driving the buying of weapons, but then in the same breath mention how they are stockpiling weapons/mags/bullets. You don't see the humor in that?
I remember when I was little, my dad and I looking at pre-ban Beretta M9 and Glock 17 mags for over $100 during the last AWB.Jay wrote:
Each? I'll just fabricate them myself if they're that high.1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
$100Jay wrote:
Hell, even I wanna buy 30 round mags now.
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Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/12/27/bl … z2GJi92rWTA blogger upset with a New York newspaper’s decision to publish an interactive map of local gun permit holders has returned the favor by posting the names and addresses of nearly every employee at the publication.
Blogger Christopher Fountain on For What It’s Worth published names, home address and email contact information for Journal News editor Cyndee Royle, publisher Janet Hasson and reporter Dwight Worley, who wrote an article on Sunday to accompany the map that led to widespread criticism aimed at the Lower Hudson Valley newspaper.
"Miss Royle’s married name is Lambert,” Fountain wrote. “She lives in White Plains and here is her Facebook page complete with pictures of her and her kids. Hello Sanctimony.”
Fountain also displayed contact information for Robert Rodriguez, the “visual editor” responsible for the map itself, as well as many other employees.
Fountain, who did not immediately return a call seeking comment, told CNN he was offended by the newspaper’s “conflating legal gun owners with some crazed tormented devil up in Newtown” and wondered how its employees would handle the same treatment.
Fountain said he has since received emails from “abused women” who were under protective order.
“They’re terribly afraid that now their names and addresses are all over the Internet and accessible through that map,” he told CNN.
The Journal News, meanwhile, has defended publication of the database, which was legally obtained from the County Clerks’ Offices through a Freedom of Information Act request made after the shootings in Newtown, Conn., that left 20 children and eight adults dead.
“New York residents have the right to own guns with a permit and they also have a right to access public information,” Hasson, president and publisher of The Journal News Media Group, was quoted as saying in a subsequent story in the newspaper.
Yes because there's a baoynet massacre going around when someone's acing people with an AR.Macbeth wrote:
Do you really need a bayonet? Do you go hunting with a bayonet? Is it a part of your home security plan?
It is stupid to ban but you sound like 3 year olds when you complain about it. The thing has absolutely no point but you guys want it anyway because you can and you are upset someone told you you can't have it before.
I want a bayonet. Why? Because they might take away bayonets.
What is it about guns that makes grown men act like spoiled toddlers?
