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Everything posted by Cunuckgaucho
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I don't know...he sounds pretty dickless to me.
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Or maybe use the chain and post as point of aim and the bullets might hit the target... aiming at the target doesn't seem to be working
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I wonder if you could buy just the top bracket? then make the rest including the base with 2x4 definitely cheaper and likely lighter,
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Welcome aboard from The Great White North
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Is the barrel index pin killing my barrel nut?
Cunuckgaucho replied to W.E.G.'s topic in General Discussion
He's your state's representative, these are pictures of my country's Prime Minister and he just got re elected even after these pictures made the news. He not only black faced he went above and beyond -
https://i.redd.it/7eefk9wjolv31.gif
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Hi from British Columbia and a recent visitor to your state and like herpes I'll be back
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A good start would be with Trump telling the UN and vacate their prime American real estate. Then stop funding all sorts of UN 'pet projects' only paying the minimum and keep US seat on the security council just to veto poop 'cause they can. On one hand that bunch of crooks wants the US to pick up the majority of the tab but have no say in how their money is spent. I know several Canadian soldiers that were tasked with UN duties and not one of them has even a neutral comment to say about working with UN personal The Rwandan Genocide was something the UN had prior knowledge of yet refused to act. It's news in Canada because of Canadian General Roméo Dallaire posted by the UN from- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwandan_genocide On 11 January 1994, General Roméo Dallaire, commander of UNAMIR, sent his "Genocide Fax" to UN Headquarters.[96] The fax stated that Dallaire was in contact with "a top level trainer in the cadre of Interhamwe-armed [sic] militia of MRND." The informant—now known to be Mathieu Ngirumpatse's chauffeur, Kassim Turatsinze,[97] a.k.a. "Jean-Pierre" – claimed to have been ordered to register all Tutsi in Kigali. According to the memo, Turatsinze suspected that a genocide against the Tutsis was being planned, and he said that "in 20 minutes his personnel could kill up to 1000 Tutsis".[98] Dallaire's request to protect the informant and his family and to raid the weapons caches he revealed was denied.[98] Simply gogglin UN failures will give you hours of reading material.
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Nice shoot An idea for unique deer mount
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I've seen some nice set ups at the local Cowboy Action shoots and right now waffling between a lever rifle/revolver combo or a 1874 Sharps style rifle as my Christmas present to me.
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Coal to Newcastle aks guns to the USA
Cunuckgaucho replied to Cunuckgaucho's topic in General Discussion
The key I need to know is can I get away with simply having an address or do I have to physically be present. It would make things easier for visits as I could simply fly in, giving me more time in country. I do have a dealer with FFL in Canada that would allow me to ship stuff and apparently guns I bought in the US are easy to send back across the boarder. -
The stupid is strong with New Zealand Police leadership
Cunuckgaucho replied to Cunuckgaucho's topic in Club House
There was two incidents in Toronto last year, one involved a person with a known mental history that got his hand on an illegally owned handgun( his brother was a drug dealer) and shot two random people(a woman and 10 year old girl). The second involved a guy with mental/social issues and a rented van where he went onto the sidewalk and killed 10 people and injured a further 13 people. Majority of people targeted were women( He self identified as an incel). Well as we could predict the shooting blamed the evil gun and still gets media time and used as an argument for banning handguns in the city.. With the rental van murder no one said we need to make vans harder to rent or tighten up getting a drivers licence, in this case it was the perpetrator and his issues. Also after a couple months it was no longer a story. -
The stupid is strong with New Zealand Police leadership
Cunuckgaucho replied to Cunuckgaucho's topic in Club House
Yea funny that if there is a shooting it's gun that's the cause but if a drunk driver kills someone the brand of liquor or the car been driven is not responsible. -
So we can conclude that the Kraken was released?
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To meet new Canadian environmental emission ratings and milage the latest in armoured vehicles
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from https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/117242736/police-meet-with-gang-leaders-to-try-and-convince-them-to-surrender-guns-during-amnesty?fbclid=IwAR1u_aV6jSuq6XIVBmbg0OIjtXr7irk0adzBn3UaATmHgPopFkgDNZu1xXI Police meet with gang leaders to try and convince them to surrender guns during amnesty Illegal guns are remaining in the hands of organised crime as gang leaders refuse to give up their weapons. Police have met with more than 50 gang leaders in an effort to get them to comply with firearm law changes before an amnesty ends. But it's proving to be fruitless, as the patched members remain "very reluctant", Police Commissioner Mike Bush told the Justice Select Committee on Thursday. "We have identified over 100 influential gang leaders and spoken to about half of them about how they are managing this and what their approach and attitude toward that [amnesty] is." Police did not expect patched gang members to front up to collections but were hopeful they would listen and do the right thing, Clement said. But at the end of the day, police could not compel them to give up their unlawful guns and could only create an environment to hand over firearms under amnesty, he said. from https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/117218992/police-minister-questions-if-fewer-banned-firearms-in-community-than-expected?rm=m Police Minister questions if fewer banned firearms in community than expected Police Minister Stuart Nash says there could be fewer guns in the country than experts have calculated. His comments come as police data shows they could struggle to collect even the lowest estimate of banned guns, under a gun amnesty and buyback scheme, which ends on December 20. An April ministerial briefing paper revealed that police estimated between 60,000 and 240,000 firearms would be made illegal under gun law reform and in September police suggested that number was between 56,000 and 173,000. But police have not set any specific operational targets for the gun buyback scheme. Official figures show that between July 13 and October 29 about 32,659 firearms were collected and more than $62 million had been paid out so far. So it seems if your a gang member and already breaking the law the police will ask you nicely and if you say no go away with their tails tucked between their legs. Yet they want the people who have followed the rules to disarm and failure to do so will likely result in a large police presence to show up and use force to steal your property. As an added bonus you're now expected to trust the police to protect you from the very people the police with guns are afraid to deal with. In the second article you have to love how the government is changing the number of guns in peoples hands to a lower number to improve the percentage of compliance.
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maybe you're doing it wrong
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Also if not on paved surface, every stick,stone and piece of debris ends up between the sole of your foot and the flip flop/sandal
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Coal to Newcastle aks guns to the USA
Cunuckgaucho replied to Cunuckgaucho's topic in General Discussion
That's the angle I'm pursuing , lots of conflicting info on length of stay and minimum requirements. edit- right now pretty much everything wants me to have 90 day minimum residence









