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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UmPDhxLMUc

The fact that they had 9mm in stock at all is impressive. Haven't seen any on the shelves in weeks.

Thanks for the good info. I guess I will need to do more research than just a simple google search...

I'm in the market for a safe upgrade, both in size and quality. Does anyone have experience with Patriot Safe or other recommendations for another premium option. I'd like to get something that's nice enough that I don't have to replace it again.

There's a no disclosure statement at 2:46.

Him him

Here's hoping.

OK, anyone know the most esteemed retired fighter pilot who posed for this picture??? Couldn't have been anyone from this forum.

Brilliant move. Steal all the before takeoff checklists for the F-5's from the Iranians. Nobody can get airborne without going through that checklist, so it decimates their Air Force without a shot fired...

Sure, but if we can tweak the 2nd amendment, why not the 8th?

The department of homeland security wishes to purchase 7,000 5.56 select-fire rifles to give to immigration and customs enforcement employees as "Personal Defense Weapons." They also want 30-round clips to distribute. The summarized justification given is that it is a required safety item to protect employees from physical threats whether on or off duty when law enforcement cannot respond in time. To that end, they describe the rifles as an excellent personal defense weapon, suitable for personal defense use in close quarters.

Plastic can be fun, but I always go back to steel. I know everyone likes to put down the M9, but I love my 92FS compact. Never had a single reliability problem and always puts holes where I ask it to.

OK, so much for reading the whole thing... I do think the severability clause at the end is pretty humorous though. They specifically acknowledge that they expect some parts to be unconstitutional, so they try to salvage whatever survives the inevitable judicial review.

Looks like she wants to ban the Taurus Judge and Rossi Circuit Judge.

AR-15 is so scary looking that it stops home invasion with no shots fired.

Draft ≠ Volunteering

I don't think it is fear mongering if the info is correct. Here's a more legitimate source than reddit. Scroll to the bottom and you'll see the same list straight from the senator's mouth.

Saw the same list on numerous other sites today. Can't believe how many 22's are on that list. I guess that whoever is running this witch hunt cares only about appearance, not effectiveness.

A little surprised Nickelback didn't make the list. I guess their songs aren't even good enough for that.

I came to the same conclusion today while trying to find a few bricks of my favorite caliber. I can't find it now, but a recent article said that since there are twice as many 22's as all other calibers combined, they account for the majority of shootings. While the article was obviously discussing gun control, the pertinent point is the sheer preponderance of 22lr firearms in the hands of general society. I've always just bought a 500 round brick when I need it for more practice (around 100 left) but never stocked up. This shortage for a simple scare has also proved to me the importance of stocking up on that basic caliber. With the popularity of the round, in a true emergency, 22 ammunition would have great widespread appeal with regard to bartering/currency value. Obviously, such value would be in addition to its true utility.

I don't see what the big deal is. Speaker Boehner should feel that she is affording him the greatest amount of reverence and respect in her own way. That's the same look she gave after making comments to her husband at the Sep 11, 2011 memorial service during the flag ceremony.

Well, who'd have thought that 22 would be the first to go. I just checked every Walmart, Sportsmans Warehouse, and BX within 20 miles of my house and there's nothing. At each store, they all said that whenever they get any 22 in, people are buying it by the case. Crazy. ETA: 9mm is also completely unavailable.