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    What have you bought firearms related in the last 48 hours?

    Whatever that is..... Remember that there are olde parts that speak and write English!😳🤣😂😎
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    More magazine capacity

    I've no idea how the numbers people in the military tally these things, I'm only able to use the data as provided. I'll poke around and see what they say about the sandbox battles.
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    What are you doing right now??

    Safe travels and Godspeed, sir!
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    Too Much Fun at the Range

    It's your story, you can tell it however you want!
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    More magazine capacity

    Well, what would be the correct number? This is reported via the Internet... The U.S. military consumed an estimated 50,000 rounds of small arms ammunition for every enemy soldier killed during the Vietnam War.Factors in Ammunition ExpenditureSuppressive Fire: Most rounds were used in tactical...
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    What are you doing right now??

    Good boy!
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    New Digital Surveillance Tools Threaten Gun Owner Privacy

    I agree with that, but I'm not sure if our politicians are in the same spirit...
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    New Digital Surveillance Tools Threaten Gun Owner Privacy

    Don't tell a doctor about this...
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    Steven’s Model 325-C

    Maybe they should hunt with a bow hunter? Perhaps a handgun hunter? I'm going to apologize in advance for saying this, but hunting skills should not be traded for some magnum Wonder Boomer! I'm sorry if I offend anyone with that, but I believe we as hunters owe the animals the honor of our...
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    More magazine capacity

    The spray and pray concept was cemented during the Vietnam era with 30 round magazines. I don't recall exactly what the numbers were, but I read somewhere else that over 50K rounds were expended for each casualty in VN. Those numbers are up significantly from WW I and II
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    Steven’s Model 325-C

    I read an article in Rifle magazine years ago and the writer said they surveyed hunters that harvested elk in the 1939 season. The most popular cartridge used that year in Washington State and Oregon was the 25-35! Maybe because the folks were rifle poor, or the hunters were simpler people, I...
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    Daffy Zone…..

    What if it just disappeared when you went to the range? 😂
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    Daffy Zone…..

    I'm so glad I don't have Internet, or Alexa, or anything more than the phone. Number one reason is I don't need anything agreeing with her when we're arguing!🤣
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    Arguments

    That's a rash that even bleach won't get out! 😂🤣😳
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    New Digital Surveillance Tools Threaten Gun Owner Privacy

    I'm not convinced that we are not there already.
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    What are you doing right now??

    Guessers are saying that it's going to top out at 109⁰ here. There's four official weather stations in this area, all are at the airports nearby, all surrounded by concrete and asphalt. No wonder it's hot.
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    Steven’s Model 325-C

    There ain't no fleas on the 30-30 cartridge!!!!! Used by a rifleman who's staying within the uses of the round and it's capabilities, it's a great round. My wife's uncle used the venerable Winchester 94 in 30-30 to harvest not less than 15 elk as a guide in the Grand Mesa areas.
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    What are you doing right now??

    I believe you may need a much larger size than that one!
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    Arguments

    You're welcome to say anything you want to me, I was a cop for 25 years, then went back to building with steel workers for 19, and was raised with a salty retired military father. Say whatever you want. Just don't act stupid to yank my chains, lie to me, etc.
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    Live Fauci Hearing

    Same old stuff that always works it's out of DC, it's anything but the truth. Just keep paying them taxes and fees!
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