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scuffler said:Is KirkPa serious, and if he is, how did he get brainwashed.
correction you ambushed themrommelvon said:the police can't be everywhere and i will not be a victim, there would have been 6 dead robbers if they would have attacked me.....
rebelLT said:KirkPA. I got a glock 22 that fires bullets made from melted wheat backs. I would use colonial coppas though I cant seem to find any of those here in KS. Also, a young kid walking down the street just traded me a wooden box of wheat ammo, er wheat pennies, for a worn merc dime! Thats ok, my wife complains about me leaving those Da#$# merc dimes in my pockets and wrecking the washing machine because it gets overloaded by wilver.
Old Dog said:Thanks Jim,
The way you work it is to rotate the mags, it gives the springs a rest, have one in the weapon and two loaded, three more empty and on standby, when doing a serious cleaning and check always check contact points as well on mags as the catches will wear. not just on the mag but in the weapon. Just like maintenance on an automobile. You need to change the mags out when they start showing signs of wear. This is the natural course of things. prevents a breakdown when you need performance.
Its funny in a movie where someone swings a weapon up and the mag falls out ......
Not so funny when the chips are down
OD
rommelvon said:I carry everywhere (legally) and I make sure to strap my sprinfield xd40 on my hip especially when I'm out in the sticks, this world has gotten so crazy, plus you never knww when you could run across a pot field meth addicts cooking in an old house...or even a wild animal. I can't be the only pistola carrying treasure hunter out there
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