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There is a gif. I've seen it dozens of times on many different sites. Two guys on ship firing automatic weapons, and the brass goes down the guy's butt crack. Cleavage. I was going to post that and ask if he was willing to kiss that cleavage. But since I was looking for it, I could not find it. I did find a still, but not the whole gif.

I thought stealing dead bodies had been illegal for the past several hundred years.

That was my thought also. Although in the movie Nevada Smith, Brian Keith gives Steve McQueen a 5-inch Schofield, which gets shot frequently. They also show Keith reloading the fired ammunition. One of the few shows I've seen where they reload.

This is the best picture I can find of the gun. And the angle is wrong to tell whether it's a New Model or a Schofield. In my opinion the barrel is not long enough for a Schofield. Or not short enough for one of the Wells Fargo Schofields. The gun was his personal firearm. And supposedly he used it in Hannie Caulder. The gun he used in Hannie was a New Model. ImdbF says he used a Schofield in Trackdown, but they've been wrong before. I did find it interesting that the cartridges in his gun belt seemed awful long for a Smith & Wesson. Although he carried a 92 Winchester so maybe they were 44-40s.

I never ate pistachios. And it always puzzled me when I would see or hear about red pistachios. Because both pistachio pudding and pistachio ice cream are green. How do you get green pudding and green ice cream from a red nut?

Your understanding is correct sir. The government does not care if you shoot a shotgun with one hand. And they don't care if you shoot a shockwave with one hand. You can consider it a pistol and shoot it one handed if you want to.

They are not an "any other weapon". An AOW is a classification of guns under the National firearms act of 1935. AOWs have to be registered with the ATF. You have to pay a transfer tax every time one is sold. The shockwave is a "firearm". It is not a rifle, because it does not have a rifled barrel. It is not a shotgun, because the shotgun is designed to be held to the shoulder. And it is not a pistol because, again, it does not have a rifled barrel. But since it is over 26 inches in length it does not fall under the jurisdiction of the national firearm act, and since it is neither a rifle nor a shotgun no a pistol the only thing left is it is a "firearm". But it is not an any other weapon.

What show would that be? That's one of the annoying things they have on YouTube. They will show a clip from some movie or TV show and not tell you where it came from. Sometimes I know - if it's Kirk and Spock I'm pretty sure that it's the original Star Trek, for example - and other times I don't have any idea where it's from. And sometimes I would like to know.

I don't know if it's the stupidest one I've ever seen, but it's close.

No, this is not the video you thought it was.

I saw some shockwaves for sale the other day. It said they had 18 and 1/2 inch barrels. I figured it was a typo. But then I saw some more ads. Different companies. Also saying 18 and 1/2. So I went to Mossberg and I looked, and they still make the 14 inch but they also make an 18 and a half. Apparently that is for the states that said "we don't care what the feds say, that's an illegal sawed off shotgun!!" But if the barrel was that long, without a stock the overall length is going to be more than 26 inches. So you can take a regular 18 and a half inch pump gun and take the stock off and put a pistol grip on it and it's perfectly legal. And I think to myself, I think I think, I wonder how many people buy it with a long barrel telling themselves they're getting this "super special SHOCKWAVE", when they can buy a regular riot gun and get a raptor stock and put on it and have probably less money tied up.

AR-15 discounts. The Winchester large pistol primers that were on sale.

According to their website they are in North Carolina. But according to FedEx's website the stuff is coming from California. Drop shipped from Winchester direct???

Yours is going TO California from North Carolina? Mine is coming FROM California to Florida. Whadaheck?

Finally got my updated tracking notice. My primers, which shipped on the 14th, will be here on the 21st. Takes a week to go from California to Florida. Wow. But then I thought about it a little bit and realized that they could not put them on an airplane. That's against the rules. And driving from California to Florida takes almost a week. But the train would be a lot quicker. If they can put them on the train. Hmmm.