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I never got into Instagram, looks like a good start with the new Group..... It should be better being a closed group....however ROB probably has a lot of weird gun-nut friends that go out and shoot Bambies and cute little animals , just to eat them. and they probably chase off bad guys and other low lifes.

Ssounds okay to me,I guess we get to start out on a clean sheet of paper. Thanks ROB

Is Blksheep still around?

One of the members here started it...so it wasn't official? Some of the articles came from these forums, now it is gone and has been gone for awhile

The group that came up when I did a Facebook search looks different than the group I originally joined,none of the old posts are there,what the fhuck?

I have been in the 308AR FACEBOOK group a couple of months or so. There are some really good postings there.

Like so many of our military he seems to just be a kid crusing the hometown drag....but what a different "cruiser" than my old 1952 Chevy belair.

What oil lab does with .50 cal casings when we are bored.

You will do fine. But it will be a busy couple of years. My Dad bought his first house at 52 and had it paid off and free and clear in 15 years, he lived there 24 years. I have bought 3 homes since I was 28 and then bought land in 1989 then when I retired we built in 1997 our retirement home, not very big but it suits us fine. and we paid as we built. I t gives you a good feeling to not pay rent.

where can I get one of these:where can I get one of these, as a flag?

I got a Confederate States of America Battle Flag from Patriot Depot in the mail today

HMMMMM, was that the Whole finger or the Hole finger ?

Pro-Gun Representatives Introduce Hearing Protection Act to Reform Outdated Suppressor Laws On Thursday, Rep. Matt Salmon (R-AZ) introduced H.R. 3799, the Hearing Protection Act (HPA). Joining him were 10 co-sponsors, including Representatives Frank Guinta (R-NH), John Carter (R-TX), Mike Kelly (R-PA), Chris Collins (R-NY), Glenn Thompson (R-PA), Tim Huelskamp (R-KS), Trent Franks (R-AZ), Mia Love (R-UT), Doug LaMalfa (R-CA), and Chris Stewart (R-UT). The HPA would remove sound suppressors from regulation under the National Firearms Act (NFA), leaving them to be treated as ordinary firearms subject to the usual NICS check and Form 4473 for dealer sales. Their primary function is to reduce the muzzle report of the firearm to which they are attached, protecting the hearing of the firearm’s operator and reducing noise and disturbance to those in nearby vicinities. Currently, suppressors (misleadingly referred to as “silencers” in federal law) are subject to the NFA’s cumbersome and lengthy application, “CLEO sign-off,” and $200 taxation provisions. This is so, even though the devices themselves are completely harmless. Their primary function is to reduce the muzzle report of the firearm to which they are attached, protecting the hearing of the firearm’s operator and reducing noise and disturbance to those in nearby vicinities. Unlike their portrayal in popular movies and television shows, the devices do not render firearms all but soundless. They do, however, make them safer and quieter to operate, reducing the sound that reaches the shooter by about the same degree as a pair of earplugs or earmuffs. Although they have been subject to heightened regulation under federal law since 1934, suppressors have become increasingly popular in recent years, as more and more hunters and firearm enthusiasts have discovered their benefits. Suppressors may be legally obtained in 41 states, and they are lawful for hunting in 37. Ironically, regulation of suppressors is one area where American gun owners are at a relative disadvantage to their counterparts in other countries. Many European nations, for example, place no regulations on their acquisition or use. Here in the U.S., it is inconsistent, to say the least, that while mufflers are legally required or commonly included on a various noise-producing tools – including cars, lawn mowers, and chainsaws – the law discourages their use on firearms. Suppressors may be legally obtained in 41 states, and they are lawful for hunting in 37. Ironically, regulation of suppressors is one area where American gun owners are at a relative disadvantage to their counterparts in other countries. Many European nations, for example, place no regulations on their acquisition or use. Suppressors are also considered “firearms” under the federal Gun Control Act of 1968, and they would continue to be so under the HPA. This means that their commercial manufacturers and dealers would have to be licensed, background checks and record-keeping requirements would continue apply to retail sales, and people with serious criminal histories or prior mental health commitments or adjudications still could not possess them. They would, however, be more readily available to law-abiding gun owners who could benefit from their use. To ensure the pendency of the HPA does not discourage people from acting on their rights to acquire suppressors in the meantime, the Act would also allow those who acquire a suppressor after October 22, 2015, but before the Act’s effective date, to obtain a refund of the NFA’s $200 tax. The NRA heartily supports the HPA and thanks Rep. Salmon and his cosponsors for their leadership in this important effort. In addition, as a leading voice in the industry, the American Suppressor Association has provided valuable insight to the creation of the Hearing Protection Act. We urge you to contact your representative and ask him or her to support the Hearing Protection Act. “Suppressors benefit all involved in the hunting and shooting sports,” said NRA-ILA Executive Director Chris Cox. “It’s time to bring the law in line with modern technology.”

Bought a new Canon EOS rebel DSLR T5 from Amazon, should be Friday Oct 23. Maybe I can take some digital photos without jumping thru a gaggle of loops, for a change. My old Sony recorded on a floppy disc (144) and have to use an old external "A" drive jury rigged out for my Dell desktop (Windows XP) since my newer computers , Windows 8.1 on my Hp Envy 360, and Windows10 on the Dell desktop 760 neither one has an "A" drive.

I hope that crap don't get to Texas, my Chihuahua gets her daily high from sticking her nose in the yellow spots outside our yard every morning!

Wash, In a dozen or so years you will start to not miss what you lost, and maybe even be able to sleep without crying your eyes out, I am just trying to cheer you up a little bit. Prayers are with you....

Old blue today

Brought "Old Blue" (1995 Silverado 1500) back from the shop, had the A/C rebuilt with new style compressor etc. and the seat welded up It was acting like a rocking chair, Cruise and anti skid fixed , just needed a new stop light switch, and had dual exhaust with glass pacs made to replace the old blown out muffler system. new belt and hoses. $1600 worth.

Looks good Robocop....How did you do that? Thanks.........

Well now you tell me!

What is the problem guys ?

Did it work? we used our bayonet to measure the tuck roll on our bunks (fart sacks) and used two bayonets to pop open padlocks on foot lockers of AWOL dickheads.