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If it does not have stamped on it: Rock River Arms, it's not a real gun.
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Anyone ever bought a gun online?
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If it does not have stamped on it: Rock River Arms, it's not a real gun.
I'll take this one
but iv Always been fond of the M1 and M14 variants:
This is from Springfield Arms
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I'll take this one
but iv Always been fond of the M1 and M14 variants:
This is from Springfield Arms
I love my M1 and Springfield! (actually a Remington)
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they look great!
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M-14's in full auto were worthless but had the nice 20 rd mag, climbed like a mother. Had a lot to do with the stock design, acted as a pivot point.
On line gun stores, there was one in Green Bay here that got used a lot, Viginia Tech and the lastest one a couple on months ago at the LA fitness center.
I think some of the M1 Garands were made by Remington, but the typewriter company (?). So many companys drop the civilian work and started build war material.
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On line gun stores, there was one in Green Bay here that got used a lot, Viginia Tech and the lastest one a couple on months ago at the LA fitness center.
I think some of the M1 Garands were made by Remington, but the typewriter company (?). So many companys drop the civilian work and started build war material.
Dave
I was in a pawn shop today waiting for the restaurant to open where I was meeting my wife. Saw lots of M16 knock-offs (pups and sniper rifle things), AK knock-offs (same), a bunch of Lee Enfields also glorified, which I found hard to believe. A huge amount of these massive pistols and several submachinegun looking things. Pathetic how many people buy this crap, find out it's useless and it's the first thing to go when the going get's tough.
What I didn't see were any little automatic pistols and there were only 2 defense sized pump shotguns--my favorite types.
And just being in that place has left me somewhat depressed. At least 100 electric guitars--so many rock-n-rollers jerked back down to earth by the reality that were'nt going to be the next John Cougar springing out of Southern Indiana.
What I didn't see were any little automatic pistols and there were only 2 defense sized pump shotguns--my favorite types.
And just being in that place has left me somewhat depressed. At least 100 electric guitars--so many rock-n-rollers jerked back down to earth by the reality that were'nt going to be the next John Cougar springing out of Southern Indiana.
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i too like the defence shotguns if they are set up right
Set up right means it has shells in it.
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haha well yeah but i had meant without too much stuff on it like accessories that can get in the way or break.
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