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Lawdog Dago Dom started following Pro 2A Sheriff Candidate , Why Are Ammo Prices Rising? , "Gunslingers" in California and 7 others
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There was a post similar to this before. This adds to it. The Powder Keg Boom: Why Are Ammo Prices Rising Again? - Inside Safariland
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Colion right on target, as usual.
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These people are really over the top. But at least they are consistently so. Now Chuck E Cheese is "promoting gun violence." I don't know how they can type that with a straight face. It was hard enough reading it with one. GVPanorama - I Took My Toddler To Chuck E. Cheese For Fun. I Left With A Deeper Understanding Of Gun Violence.
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Local honey (now before we go off on a tangent-see the router thread-this is the substance produced by bees) Pat of butter or beef tallow. Teaspoon of creatine. If I want the hard stuff, fire up the espresso machine for a double-shot.
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"Home with pools have a higher number of drownings than homes without pools." Pretty much what they're saying. Regional Wrap - Armed with Reason
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Thank you for the reminder. I did the same.
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Unbelievable. Man with 57 arrests pleads guilty in random Loop pipe attack, will not go to prison - CWB Chicago
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Jenorado took out first place yesterday
Lawdog Dago Dom replied to Buckshot Bear's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
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The more you know . . . 🚨 Your router is sharing your Wi-Fi with strangers (turn this off NOW)
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Yes. We need to back 2A candidates. Campaigns aren't cheap.
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One of our own is walking the walk! Not just talking the talk. Slick McClade! Home - Robinson for Sheriff
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I look at this along the lines of a story I read about the history of the Thompson sub machine gun when it was introduced. Military and law enforcement didn't want it. They said "it fired too fast." So a model with a slower rate of fire was produced to satisfy the Navy. Then the author said, "It should have been immediately obvious that this was an incredible military and law enforcement weapon. It should have been equally obvious that in the wrong hands it would be an incredible anti-military and anti-law enforcement weapon."