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    I had a friend that started on the Purina Dog Chow diet.

    For three weeks he filled a plastic zip-loc lunch bag filled with Dog Chow kibbles in his pocket. When he began to feel a bit peckish, he'd pop a few kibbles in his mouth to allay his hunger pangs. After about three weeks I ran into him and asked him how the diet was working out. He told me...
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    Hegseth wants to execute Nidal Hasan

    Film at 11:00...
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    Hegseth wants to execute Nidal Hasan

    Is there a difference?
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    Hegseth wants to execute Nidal Hasan

    WAIT A MINUTE! I thought it was "Be Kind to Animals Week". :unsure:
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    Hegseth wants to execute Nidal Hasan

    It won't happen, BUT I LIKE THE IDEA! This son-of-a-dog needs to be wrapped in a hog skin and be thrown into shark-infested waters. The sharks probably wouldn't touch the corpse due to professional courtesy.
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    Execution approved

    I want this completed so we no longer have to support this "oxygen thief". This piece of ordure should have been "recycled" long ago.
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    Execution approved

    Works for me!
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    old fart day

    Annihilator: Prepare for another trip around the sun, brother! May your days upon the earth be long and filled with joy! (y)
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    old fart day

    Did you miss your speech therapy appointment this morning?
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    old fart day

    Please keep a Kidde Fyr Fyter extinguisher handy when your birthday cake begins to resemble an Eastern Oregon prairie fire. Thanks for your attention to this matter. ;)(y)
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    How about installing a Binary trigger on a Colt Model 6951?

    Yes, it is. This is what makes it similar to the original Colt Model 635 SMG.
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    How about installing a Binary trigger on a Colt Model 6951?

    True that.
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    How about installing a Binary trigger on a Colt Model 6951?

    Would it be worth it? While firing rapidly, the Colt 6951 tends to get a little "jumpy" (since it fires from a closed bolt). One can also turn it into an SBR without sacrificing too much velocity from a hot 9mm load. Not only is it fun, but it can fire "submachinegun fast". With a little...
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    Foward assist, You ever use it?

    Not yet.
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    After all is said and done, don't discount the smallbore pistol.

    When someone isn't expecting a violent response, the element of surprise can provide a good advantage.
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    After all is said and done, don't discount the smallbore pistol.

    This is the imperative when it comes to the subcaliber handguns. It is far easier to perform a magazine dump into the sinus cavity/eye socket region at 3 feet. The element of surprise can be of great help. You can go from victim to bun-of-a-sitch in as little as three seconds. Bada beep...
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    After all is said and done, don't discount the smallbore pistol.

    This is why you empty the pistol into the brain pan. It enhances the probability of the BG's demise.
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    After all is said and done, don't discount the smallbore pistol.

    That it will. The .25 was created during the time when an intestinal would, more often than not, result in sepsis and a painful, lingering death.
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    After all is said and done, don't discount the smallbore pistol.

    BINGO! At a range of 1-yard it can disable/kill without difficulty. A well-placed shot can quickly be lethal. (BTW, a smallbore is generally considered .32" or smaller).
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    After all is said and done, don't discount the smallbore pistol.

    Reliability and shot placement are key. Reliability is where the .25 shines. JMB was nobody's fool. Back in the day a gut shot virtually guaranteed a slow and painful demise. "Excedrin headache #25" could be fatal as well.
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