Armed Eye Doc

...or give them money to buy more and better weapons

It is available in DDC at Brownells for $99 but OOS in black at $89. http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/bolt-parts/charging-handle-parts/charging-handles/super-charging-handles-prod86398.aspx?avs|Manufacturer_1=GEISSELE+AUTOMATICS+LLC The Brownells picture make the Desert Dirt Color look more bronze than the pic from Geissele.

LOL^^^^

They obviously don't want Lexington and Concord to be able to start a new revolution. They want everyone massively underarmed vs. the masters.

Welcome from Texas

I bought a 68 Nova from my brother for $400 as my first car. Other than being maroon (and this one is a 69), it looked similar to this one.

It was a damn fine microphone and I'd do it again.

Another Texas welcome and thank you for your service.

Another Texas welcome

Another Texas welcome

Do you mean one of these?

FTA: Police fired a bean bag weapon at the men, which ultimately led to their arrest. Police fire at them and that is grounds for arrest?

All of the "journalists" go through the same liberal programs in school that indoctrinate them to the way things are supposed to be.

It looks like the same orca with the same splash in both pictures to me. I'm not saying it didn't happen. I just think it's been altered slightly.

Be safe and don't mess with rising water.

Welcome from Texas.

Another Texas welcome and thank you for your service.

Welcome from Texas

But the refugees are not close to DC. http://dailycaller.com/2016/08/06/virginias-syrian-refugees-resettled-in-poor-communities-hours-away-from-wealthy-dc-suburbs/

Here is the "official flag" of my family's shooting range.

And Black Lives Matter is sensitive to all races and not inflammatory at all.

I'll wait for the android app to come out.

That is why they want to close the "gun show loophole." When possible, I prefer to find the private collections at gun shows and pay cash. They are just fewer and further between. You mean like photographing every piece of mail they handle? WASHINGTON — The Postal Service on Friday confirmed that it takes a photograph of every letter and package mailed in the United States — about 160 billion pieces last year — and occasionally provides the photos to law enforcement agencies that request them as part of criminal cases.

That's going to require a lot of Bondo!