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Have you heard of the new McSandwich from McDonalds? It's called the McCoronary.

Isn't a "hard pass" constipation?

I have the MC P-35, but I wouldn't want something that looks as if it comes from a tawdry copy of an Ian Fleming novel. "James Bondage" anyone? :oops::ROFLMAO:🤬

The old Scorpion (in 7.65 Browning) was an excellent submachine pistol. I would like to see a recoil-operated AR-style machine pistol employing a 7-inch barrel. A maximum-pressure (or +p) 73-grain FMJ (or Lehigh-type, solid copper) projectile, would be both controllable and devastating. You...

Evan a herbivore can have a hankering for meat once in a while.

Laugh all you like, but if you can put 8-10 73-grain .32 ACP slugs that can penetrate 13 inches in a miscreant's chest in less than 4 seconds, it will generally cause any other attackers to question their malevolent endeavors in short order.

Well... that's different.

If you are having difficulty shooting left-handed, why would you want to sacrifice both velocity and accuracy potential with a shortened barrel? :unsure::rolleyes:

That's why they call rueh hour the "runs"!

My last date was "hotter than a $2 pistol"... and that was the last time she stuffed a Hi Point into her panties!

I told her that diet would get the best of her!

I saw a note on Sportsman's Warehouse listed for $1059.00 (or thereabouts.) I'd like to revise an earlier statement. The 5 1/2" barrel will launch a 230-grain bullet as will a 6 1/4" 1911. Think about that when you load the revolver with +p ammunition.

Watch it, bud! Leaving stains in the wrong places could be viewed in a negative light. (Unless you live in California.)

The driver in Portland had a mannequin in the passenger seat. The Portland Police Officer on his motorcycle wasn't fooled at all. The maximum fine of $155.00 wasn't worth it.

Ac couple of drivers have tried pulling this stunt in Portland, OR. (Suffice it to say, it didn't end well for the driver.)

That is nice, but I have a couple of reservations about the .45 Colt in S&W's "N" frame. Handloaders like to "firewall" the cartridge, causing the lighter-frame S&W pistols to shoot loose far sooner than the Ruger Redhawk and Super Blackhawk revolvers. It is more costly to shoot factory .45...

I never was into the Star Trek Next Generation, Voyager, etc. I am sad to hear of his passing, but... After 1969 the original "Star Trek" motion pictures were about all I cared to see. After that... meh.

GROOOOOOOOOOAN!

You can bet your bottom dollar that it is loud. It was engineered to kill horses at 25 yards.

I KNEW HER!