and FYI, they were, along with "high capacity magazines" banned under Clinton from 1994-2004 and CRIME went up... Mass shootings happened just as frequently and just as deadly. Remember Columbine? That was just shotguns and a pistols.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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I have a fully Auto M11 9mm Cobray, Mini Machine Gun, that Ive had since 1982. Yup... Got the legal ATF stamps for it too....Locked in my Gunsafe...
Wow, so much love and bromance with the gold memberships 
It's a good cause
It's a good cause
Need a happy (not hoppy) dance emoji.
8 connecting rods swapped. Nuttin broke,nuttin bleedin.
And engine rolls like it should.
I think its a successful day.
And again
SWEET!
Need a happy (not hoppy) dance emoji.
8 connecting rods swapped. Nuttin broke,nuttin bleedin.
And engine rolls like it should.
I think its a successful day.
And again
Did you pee in the cup before you got on his scale?
I've swiped emoji (emoja?, smile concept gif things you know what I mean) from other boards and posted them here. Worked a few times anyway.
Need a happy (not hoppy) dance emoji.
8 connecting rods swapped. Nuttin broke,nuttin bleedin.
And engine rolls like it should.
I think its a successful day.
And again
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
And the car was already reg as antique? I’ll just hold with it as is for now. Can change the plate later if I want. Spent enough today...
Funny, yesterday was the first time I heard that misnomer. Apparently its been around a while.
AR was Armelite (my spelling is not quite correct). There was a pretty good article by James Fallows that appeared in The Atlantic, late 70s or early 80s. It was about the development history of the M16 which was the underlying story behind its failure in the fields of Vietnam. As often happens, at the center of the issue was egos, profits, and too many cooks. But anyway, the AR-15 was the basis for what the military adopted and the AR is the company it came from. Kindof like the B in BAR. (and yes, those problems with the M16 are now long resolved. Unfortunately it cost a lot of lives before that happened).
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Here you go TJ, I figured it out.
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Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Nope. After!
I am back dam wiper on the truck again have to get new linkage for sure. Still see the pages are skipping WTF?
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
In my case it was all done together. But the process isn’t any different if you do the tag later.
Yea. I think the way to do it is ricght click on view the image in post, that's how it captured this one.
Copy the URL into Image here.
Unfortunately, no one at IFSJA has been posting dancing bananas for a while.... We can probably find one over at moparts though - I'm sure I've seen them there as well.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
And the field guys who first got the plastic M16 used to have a saying about it...
“You can tell it’s swell...it’s Mattel!”
I go for my yearly "well visit" tomorrow. Labs and then doctor....o-boy!!
They're comming for ya Tim? Going to take you away? Ha ha , ha ha.
The M-16's we had in basic were made by Mattel...always remember "low bid". Army didn't throw away anything which is probably why we had them in basic. In the 80's one time we got c-rats with a 1952 date on them. We were hungry, and yes we did eat them.
Lol, my buddy was in the shop hanging out while i was putting pistons in backwards saying we dont drink enough (if any)beer in the shop.
the old C and K rations can bring over 100 bucks a pop on some military collectors sites now a days
All I know is, I know what I'm spending my giftcards to bass-pro on...
Wow just did a great deal on a 426 SS tach drive dist! Love trades and cash!
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