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being its a take down, and youre not gonna hit the ground running anyway, I'd rather have an aug broken down and packed in there.

other than losing a few hundred fps, its basically an m16.

I bet its a 45. other than that, thanks for telling me you had nothing to tell me. i learned a lot.

i was just shopping new micro magnifiers for an eotech, and a thought occurred to me as i was looking at finding adequate eye relief.. the micros are shorter, but the eye relief is the same, so unless you wanna ditch irons on a AR or have an awfully long neck, im not seeing how that works my...

unless you feel like walking around with a 7 pound lump of metal to keep it where it needs to be at all times, get pepper spray. besides, you can arm the whole family with pepper spray. you can have a lampoons vacation pepper spray cross fire if you wish, and at least you all wont die from...

i notice bulk 556 went from 30c to 40c a round in 4 days. i guess people are looking towards a coronapocalypse.

i used an 8000 pound warn, on a 7800 pound landcruiser and winched the ******** out it for yeeeeaaars. Why? A few considerations. Size/speed ratio. For many products, one unit covers a range of uses. In this case the 8000 was a 9500 with a different faster gearset, so I knew ahead it was sized for...

Under the q&a it has a 40psi cfm of 1.96... I'm calling ****************. the 3/4 puma, the standard in cheap ******** supercomressors claims 2, and i use one so i can believe it. anyone have one? https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200672535_200672535

I don't mind dropping 2500.00 on a new quality subgun, but I'll be damned if I'm going to pay 100 bucks for each magazine. B&T must be nuts, it ain't like the gun at that price is a loss leader. Wait until firearm manufacturers realize, they will be able to "chip" civilian magazines to operate...

you have no basis for drawing that inference from what he wrote. you are using YOUR personal definition of the word regulation, and fitting his words into it. in addition, to repeat, training was NEVER part of the definition of militia. merely able bodied male (assumed white).

Yes, for a militia to be in proper working order, it need to be equipped.

Etemology. Dictionarys were not common and the first American word book was 1806. context is what you are looking for. Contemporary writings refer to the militia as any able bodied male. period. No training required. appreciated maybe, but not necessary. to be "well regulated" by definition at...

it sounds like the guy knows his trade and therefore knows what he needs. you dont. buy something else, because youre gonna swing and miss.

Theres no interpretation for that either. in the 1700's 'well regulated" meant equipped. in the 1700's a militia was every able bodied white male deemed fit. thru the 5th and 14th, that definition was expanded to minorities and women. today, people have an immage of goofy guys running...

It's really not. your willingness to argue a point because you dont like reality, is no different than antivaxers, or climate deniers. that doesnt make it a debate. Sometimes ******** just is what is, and you get over it. Shall not infringe, is rather straight forward. If you wanted to build a case...

gotta love unintended consequences.

its a nameplate. all other aspects being the same, if toyota had a policy of a new name for every ground up new chassis, would you even care? if not, then why care now? If they slapped Bucket-o-******** on the side, the 200 would still be a pig. if they put LandCruiser on a highlander, would it make...

towing the edge goes to the 200. not really an edge, more like a trouncing. make no mistake, the 100 sucks to to tow with unless you locate a trd supercharger. for class4 roads the edge goes to the built 100 over the built 200. the 5-600 more pounds dry on the same size tires will be...

Do you go to Baja? Do you really think he needs to carry a gun everywhere? Do really think he's dumb enough to carry illegally as a non citizen where there's Napoleonic Law?

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