“The fastest way to get American shooters to buy something is to tell them they shouldn’t be allowed to do so.”
And yet, the fools in government persist in trying to ban our guns…
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“The fastest way to get American shooters to buy something is to tell them they shouldn’t be allowed to do so.”
And yet, the fools in government persist in trying to ban our guns…
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Had another 2000 rds of 9mm (28 cents a rd) delivered yesterday, cause I wanted it. As a matter of lifelong habit, I’ll never ask anyone for permission for anything, ever.
Barack Hussein, Brandon, DiFi et al – greatest gun & ammo salesmen of all time.
I thought it was just me. I NEVER wanted an AR platform rifle until they started talking about banning them. Same thing with an AR pistol. Or a 15 rd 9mm handgun.
I only bought my first AR when it looked like there was a chance the Hilldabeast might win…and I’m sure I overpaid a bit for it as a result. Since then, I’ve added a couple of 3D printers and a desktop CNC mill to enable production of unserialized AR lowers and other gun parts; in particular, the mill is capable of producing AR lowers from chunks of aluminum that the manufacturer sells as “0% lowers.” Every roll of filament I buy for my 3D printers is potentially multiple 0% lowers as well.
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I sold a Winchester 9422 to fund the purchase of an M1A. Too bad we have baby mag restrictions in this fiefdom.
JQ
By the way, Winchester has a rebate on certain ammunition through the end of April
JQ