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Winkler was one of the executive producers of the original show but he was also an executive producer for the reboot, I wouldn't give him too much credit.

Hmm, not sure a Bersa 45 is less lethal than a 1911. Possibly you mean a Byrna launcher? They do have entertaining commercials. Serious question, is there a minimum distance away from the attacker to safely use pepper balls? Is it possible that some of the pepper will drift back to the shooter when both people are in a small room?

They are required to get into the grandkids plays or ballgames here. It is an antitheft measure by the school district, no handling of cash.

The 2 barrel 12ga can fly 93mph. https://www.kyivpost.com/post/57113

Have you seen stamped numbers that you couldn't raise on a gun because the stamping was too shallow?

The Jeep is much cheaper than paying all the window washers to clean up his webs.

Why get those tattoos and on his face? The female in the OP has tattoos relevant to a specific culture but this guy, looks like he passed out in a drug house and others used a tattoo pen instead of a sharpie.

He is in Australia, could be as simple as turning the pistol the right way up.

As Jack Spade said Netflix uses algorithms, it is important that each person has their own profile on the account. Watched Old Henry last night.

California is 43rd and Illinois is 44th? That is not a believable order.

@Eyesa Horg is right. Having brakes from the factory 27 years ago and having functional brakes today are different statements. We've seen many trailers with the tongue welded or bolted, brake lines rotted or cut, calipers hanging by wire, drums with no shoes... As for towing, my 99 Suburban with towing package would have handled that boat from the factory. Again, the original owner had cheaply maintained it by using 2 ply tires not rated for the weight.

Yes, it was worth it until the grandkids came along and tied up weekends. Then the boat sat and was eventually sold. We kept pontoon boats on the water for years. There were open slips in a protected marina 15 minutes away. Removed in the winter, trailered home to clean the pontoons, back to the marina for pole building storage. We used it enough to want the slip: park vehicle, walk down, uncover boat, load up, untie and go. Much quicker than waiting in line at the public ramp for up to an hour on busy days. No storage worries, no boat ramp loading accidents, no government environmental inspections for transporting an invasive species. We did have wasps build their home on every dock we ever rented. Another boat had raccoon problems after they cleaned fish on their boat. Security can be an issue, a stranger can untie and joyride a boat with little effort. We trailer a fiberglass boat now, the current water we use is dirty and we only get out 5-7x a year.

Do they back bore the barrel or cut ports through the rifling?

One would assume Alpo's neighbors have become immune or are in a constant state of wonder.

No. More like 4-5 years to build these massive facilities and the network inside. Then the technology is outdated and may be replaced, taking a few more years. That is the projection for the nearest build site running 2 12hr shifts a day with thousands of workers on each shift. The data center built 8 miles of road trying to get the traffic in and out more efficiently.