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July 9th is National Firearm Purchase Day - 2nd Annual NFPD will be even better than the first!
JPFO, FreeRepublic, 2001 ^
| 6-2-02
| Jolynne, ARM USA, Anaheim, California
Posted on 06/02/2002 7:00:02 PM PDT by ArmUSAAnaheimKalifornia
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To: ArmUSAAnaheimKalifornia
Get the biggest gun you can handle. Makes bigger holes in light blue helmets.
To: ArmUSAAnaheimKalifornia
Sounds great. How about some cards such as "Happy Buy a Gun Day" or "July 9th is Buy a Gun day. Enjoy it."
To: ArmUSAAnaheimKalifornia
Any Student discounts available, I wonder?
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posted on
06/02/2002 7:09:37 PM PDT
by
pgobrien
To: ArmUSAAnaheimKalifornia
"...in response to the UN's declaration of July 9, 2001 as Gun Burning Day at the UN..." *YAWN*
Can't get up much interest in a 'gun burning day'...
If someone ever wants to put on a UN Burning Day, on the other hand...
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posted on
06/02/2002 7:09:54 PM PDT
by
DWSUWF
To: DWSUWF
How do you burn a firearm? Is that like burning books? If it is, it looks like some things never change.
To: Shooter 2.5
bump
To: Shooter 2.5
"...How do you burn a firearm?..." Well, the wooden furniture, stocks, grips, etc. will burn easily enough, but you need the fantastic conditions found at the center of a large star to burn iron...
My guess is that they pretend to burn them and then distribute them to their allies... You know, groups ranging from drug gangs to communist insurgents worldwide.
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posted on
06/02/2002 7:26:53 PM PDT
by
DWSUWF
To: DWSUWF
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to their allies... You know, groups ranging from drug gangs to communist insurgents worldwide.Right. Like those Pol Pot wannabe's ever heard of a Bill Of Rights.
To: Shooter 2.5
It is probably shallow idiot symbolism where they make thousands of copies of pictures of various guns, put them in a big pile, strip off their loincloths, light the picture pyre and dance around endlessly till they drop from exhaustion. Kinda like the Burning Man festival?
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posted on
06/02/2002 8:00:36 PM PDT
by
Vidalia
To: Vidalia
Can we hope that more than a few rounds are still chambered?
To: bang_list
bang
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posted on
06/02/2002 8:10:15 PM PDT
by
Mulder
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To: ArmUSAAnaheimKalifornia
Looks like I have a little more than a month to decide between a SigPro 2340 or H&K USP40.
Or maybe I'll buy a Ruger .22 pistol for plinking.....
So many guns, so little money....
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posted on
06/02/2002 8:11:28 PM PDT
by
Mulder
To: Centurion2000
I'm stopping at my AK-47 and Makarov.380.
A couple of grenades would be nice, but they don't seem to be for sale at the local pawn shops.
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posted on
06/02/2002 8:13:54 PM PDT
by
Rome2000
To: Mulder
Looks like I have a little more than a month to decide between a SigPro 2340 or H&K USP40 Go for the H&K USP .40! I have that weapon, and it is sweet! Just shot it yesterday at a friend's farm and had a great time. While I was there, he got out his Chinese SKS carbine. Man, what a blast to shoot! I'm going to get one at the next gun show here at the end of June. Can I count that towards NFPD?
To: RightFighter
Go for the H&K USP .40! I have that weapon, and it is sweet! That's what I've heard too.... I handled the 2340 at a gunshow recently, and it just didn't feel as good as the classic Sigs or even the H&K for that matter.
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posted on
06/02/2002 8:58:55 PM PDT
by
Mulder
To: RightFighter
Just buy both of them.
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posted on
06/02/2002 8:59:49 PM PDT
by
Trteamer
To: RightFighter
Just buy both of them.
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posted on
06/02/2002 8:59:57 PM PDT
by
Trteamer
To: ArmUSAAnaheimKalifornia
Sorry, I got one yesterday. Nice little American Arms PK22 .22 cal pistol.
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