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UncleJoseph wrote:At any rate, if I wasn't obsessed with early 80's Chevrolet Blazers in military form (i.e. the M1009 CUCV),

As someone who's had to live out of one....

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I have one of the compacts, their version of the GO/3.5" barrel model. And I put a Crimson Trace grip on it. That's it.

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US Constitution, Art 1 Section 8, "The Congress shall have Power To...provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions;...."

http://constitution.findlaw.com/

Yeah, the whole exercise sounds like a superlatively bad idea.

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Raygun wrote: How is she going to FIND him?

Doesn't every cleric of god X personally know and keep up with the whereabouts of every other cleric of god X in your world? Like, they all have their godberries synced up to the same outlook server or something

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sinsual wrote:trying to work a trade for a Rock Island 1911...4 inch bull barrel model.

I like mine.

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sinsual wrote:Sold my $500 DPMS for $1000 cash...

Picked up another lower with trigger for $50...

See, dear? It's an investment.

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We don't need police to protect us or patrol our neighborhoods or any of that. We can do that by ourselves. We'll likely have a lot more Trayvon Martins, but we can do it ourselves. I would argue that not everyone can do it themselves. Further, very few people want to do it themselves. Isn't the wh...

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I am what you might call a "constitutionalist." Some folks feel that the constitution should be a "living, breathing" document that changes to be more consistent with the times. Afterall, it was written before things like cars, televisions and nuclear arms were ever thought of. ...

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My thoughts.... Gun ownership is intrinsically linked to militia service. Militia service is the most visceral display of citizenship possible; to freely risk your blood and life for your country. It is the supreme act that vests a citizen's franchise. Derived from militia service are other responsi...

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I would start with saying police exist to make sure the accused make it to trial. As a society, we must enact retribution in an ordered fashion. Or else.... We don't need police to protect us or patrol our neighborhoods or any of that. We can do that by ourselves. We'll likely have a lot more Trayvo...

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Yeah, I had to restart about 4 times to make it stop.

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How do I turn it off?

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Are we forgetting Rome survived until 1453, when the Ottomans captured Constantinople?

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Bonefish wrote:Belt tensioniorulley broke. As in sheared completely the fuck off. Why would you make it outta plastic?!

How much does it cost to replace? I think you have your answer.

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You first have to ask why the Germans did and why they might not. You say they were a symptom of bigger problems? Without elaborating on those, does this mean that they took advantage of a Roman weakness? Does this then imply that they fail to overtake the Romans due to the Romans lacking this weakn...

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So, I found out my FLGS friendly local gun shop) went ahead and ordered my 226 Combat. They said don't worry about it, we'll settle up when it and you get here.

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Danke

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Where is this hosted now?

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How do you like the offset optics? Any issues with zeroing or bringing the gun to proper alignment to use the sight? I'm particularly interested in how the offset scops align with the barrel. From what I understand, the M1 was never satisfactory in the sniper role because the loading procedure requi...

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Ummmm, my bolt right here goes from between 10 and 11 o'clock and 12 o'clock.That's the movement the cam makes as it engages teh track cut into the upper receiver. An eight of a rotation is, I think, ~45 degrees. Of course, I could be stupid and I'm misjudging the travel. I don't think you're stupi...

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It's just poor design to make a machine that needs greater than normal cleaning (due to other, legitimate design decisions) more difficult to clean. And an AR-15 bolt rotates ~45 degrees anyway, as does an M60 and M249 with their 2 lug bolts. No, the AR bolt rotates 22.5 degrees. It's one of the tw...

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I think Faxon, like Magpul and probably Robinson, may have addressed my one concern with 8 lug bolts in the AR15 platform; they make the chamber a bitch to clean. With the barrel fairly easy to remove, that should improve access to make the job easier. And I think difficulty in cleaning the chamber...

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I think Faxon, like Magpul and probably Robinson, may have addressed my one concern with 8 lug bolts in the AR15 platform; they make the chamber a bitch to clean. With the barrel fairly easy to remove, that should improve access to make the job easier. And I think difficulty in cleaning the chamber ...

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Check this out. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012 ... -receiver/

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Bonefish wrote:
paladin2019 wrote: And, Bone, what about an used Hearse? I've seen many a casket lined with styrofoam and aluminum.
Call her Bernice?

There can only be one Bernice. But she may have a sister.

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If you're looking for something trucklike, but also sort of a station wagon, might I humbly recommend the Jeep Cherokee, of which copious examples can be found in your price range, and which are reliable and easy and inexpensive to repair? I was thinking the same thing except for the whole fuel eff...

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On Google+ right now, there's a spirited discussion of whether or not it was over the line for me to say someone was being "ridiculous." [Actual quote, "they haven't made me god-emperor yet, so I can't force you not to be ridiculous."] I really want to explain to them that were ...

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FWIW, Botach Tactical is having a sale on optics. I'll get to use the ACOG I ordered in about six months.

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Ah ha hahaha! They can go fuck themselves. It would literally be the end of us, economically. I'll happily not-pay the not-fine, thanks. Jesus fucking stupid fucking Christ. Weren't these people supposed to be the party for poor people? Again, how much of your income is the government aware of (a r...

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If the purpose is to document where you've been just in case, how much to lo-jack SDQ's car?

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Raygun wrote:Anybody have any experience with this kind of stuff?

No, none at all.

Not that that helps you any.

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3278 wrote: a lot of my money

Does the gov't see enough of your income to fall into the category of payer or subsidised?

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Botach is okay (hence why I get all the sale emails from them). I've only bought a couple of things on closeut from them.

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Botach is okay (hence why I get all the sale emails from them). I've only bought a couple of things on closeut from them.

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For those in the market, http://www.botachtactical.com/talipa15.html

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RE: rail length, if you do decide you want a vertical foregrip, Magpul's MOE foregrip comes with it's own 4(?) slot rail and MOE mounting hardware.

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WillyGilligan wrote:some purpose only they know.

'cause she's gonna be kewlest, moar powa!1!1!1, l33t'est faceless chick of the all!

But what I really meant is, had Eddard Stark, at some point, earne/been given one of those iron coins and the secret words to summon the assassin, and if so, wow

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Random thought: Jaqen H'ghar and Syrio Forel are simply two masks the nameless Braavosi assassin has discarded.

This begs the question, did Eddard Stark summon him as he instructed Arya?

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God, I hope so.

http://christwire.org/2012/06/cannibali ... d-texas-2/

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RE: ACOG reflex sights, that would be my hoice, too. They're dual-illuminated, fiber optic and tritium. If the fiber is too bright in daylight, you can slap some tape over the receptor (on the front for the reflex sight.) I've used an M150 on my service rifle and always kept all but a half-inch of t...

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No, Davos is Stannis' Hand. The bearded guy that got blown up leading the naval attack on King's Landing. Blown off his ship. Big difference. He was airborne at the time the explosion hit him, so he's safe. And he fell into water. Doubly safe. That's what all the action movie physics I studied when...

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Davos is Tyrion's squire, correct? I didn't quite catch his name in the dialogue.

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Actually, this is making me question something: Is the 16" barrel of my AK sufficient to stabilize the M855 as well as provide enough velocity for the fragmenting/yawing effect? It depends. Is your AK derived from the -47 or -74? If it's -47, no amount of barrel length will properly stabilize ...

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Continuing on the bullpups, isn't the ability to retain a full length barrel in a smaller than carbine frame something a military should consider, especially with the ever increasing mechanization of warfare? Well, for mechanized use, they should consider a package that can at least be made particu...

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This season would have really benefitted from an additional two episodes. Yeah, it really would have. They really should give it more episodes per season, but they seem to be sticking with 10. Probably has to do with back-end DVD sales. 3 shows/disk and bonus features on disk 4 or something. It isn...

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FWIW, I'm about to go on a 21-28 meals/week outside the home schedule.
Just doing my part to skew the average.

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3278 wrote:And keep in mind, that would still mean for every person like me, who doesn't eat out 5 days a week, that means there's some other dude out there eating out ten times a week.

Or, more likely, 5 others who eat out 6 times a week.

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3278 wrote:One statistic I found shocking: on average, Americans eat 5 meals a week outside the home. What the fuck?

On average, Americans hold jobs that require them to be out of the home, and thus not at home for lunch, five days a week?

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He's definitely a pragmatist, and righteous in his own way, and as skilled in psychology as his son in personal combat. And Tyrion is truly his son.

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WillyGilligan wrote:I'm really loving the back and forth with Arya and Tywin

Agreed. I beginning to think he's a lot like her father.

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Satire?