Posted on 12/15/2012 5:45:45 AM PST by Timber Rattler
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_School_disaster
If all the guns in the world disappeared somehow, evil would still happen...
I know I owned and shot one for a couple of years before selling it.
I know ammo is hard to find (that weapon started me into reloading) and the round is anemic compared to 5.56, certainly compared to other .30 calibers.
I know the 15-round magazine is half what an M4 can provide.
I know enough.
what site can I get that photo to download?
Do the laws in Conneticut prevent people to carrying legally guns? I checked but couldn’t determine if you could carry legal guns there. I believe one of the guns belong to the teacher, right?
They opened a day care center this year, and some surmised she might be a ‘teacher’ there. With everything the media got wrong yesterday, I wouldn’t be surprised to find she didn’t work there at all.
See my post #18 at Abortions—Number and Rate by State of Occurrence for more on this...
But between 2000 and 2008, Connecticut had the second-fastest growing abortion rate in the nation among all states...And actually, Connecticut is ONLY one of 14 states to have RISING abortion rates between 2000 and 2008...
...% wise (the abortion rate), Connecticut was #8 in abortion rate...with nearby states Delaware, NY, NJ ahead of it (leading the pack).
...especially in states like...
...Connecticut & its surrounding regions of NY/NJ...
...and is even infecting PA, which had saw a drop in abortions 'tween 2000-2005...
...while other Eastern states like Delaware, Maine and NH are also rising in dismembering the pre-born...
Right click, save picture as...
Thanks!
The .223 was probably in anticipation of shooting it out with law enforcement, to go out in a suicide-by-cop. Changed his mind, I guess.
Maybe, or at least the idea they want you to have. But the story evolved in such a convenient direction for the gun grabbers, I'm a bit skeptical.
Evil assault rifle, first reported not from the scene, as were the pistols, but from the FedGov in DC. First it was in the vehicle, then it was in the school and the primary weapon used.
How convenient.
Maybe, or at least the idea they want you to have. But the story evolved in such a convenient direction for the gun grabbers, I'm a bit skeptical.
Evil assault rifle, first reported not from the scene, as were the pistols, but from the FedGov in DC. First it was in the vehicle, then it was in the school and the primary weapon used.
How convenient.
Just right click and select "save image as", rename it to something you like, and you'll have it. But you might be able to find a higher resolution version of it somewhere
Yep.
It's so easy to hide a little .32 Seecamp, or an S&W Ladysmith, in your pocket. Plus, there are holsters that can hide larger handguns under a suit jacket or even the small of the back.
Ideally, a couple of designated and properly trained teachers could simply open carry in the classroom. It would likely be a distraction at first, but the kids would get used to it and forget the gun is there after a couple of weeks. Once the initial... um, ...weirdness... of a couple of veteran teachers open-carrying sidearms became the norm at the school, can you imagine how much better the parents would feel about the safety of their children? The entire staff would also end up feeling an extra sense of relief.
Nah, he just wanted to pay homage to the memory of the late John Allen Muhammad.
I had no trouble finding it. A long time ago I bought some old Dynabit-Noble stuff, all worked fine, and more recently 500 rounds in bulk.
Of course today, you might have to wait a few months, and then it will probably be banned.
Most have been upgraded to be able to take the later 30 round magazines. Mine did not have the proper mag catch for that, until I put one in, a very simple process, with a part donated by my M1 Carbine collecting co-worker.
He had one legal M2 Carbine as well. Only full auto weapon I've ever fired. Hard to control a newbie like me.
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