Posted on 02/24/2013 2:05:59 PM PST by Perdogg
On the production floor of Beretta USA sits a hulking new barrel-making machine ready to churn out the next object of obsession in America’s love-hate relationship with guns: a civilian version of a machine gun designed for special operations forces and popularized in the video game Call of Duty.
Beretta, the nearly 500-year-old family-owned company that made one of James Bond’s firearms, has already invested more than $1 million in the machine and has planned to expand its plant further in Prince George’s County to ramp up production.
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Virginia is a lot close.
WEST Virginia is a lot closer.
Ask Gov. O’Malley if his bodyguards carry water pistols.
I guess that the guvnr’s life is considered of much greater value than those of law-abiding American citizens’.
The gall that these elected a-holes have!
Har!
Beretta, the nearly 500-year-old family-owned company that made one of James Bond’s firearms, has already invested more than $1 million in the machine and has planned to expand its plant further in Prince George’s County to ramp up production.
As a Texan, I would rather have second generation Mexicans than first generation folks from California.
Hispanics are hard working folks who are here to work.
OUCH!
Trust me, there are plenty of good conservative in Calif. just not enough.
conservative = conservatives
Its amazing the spelling errors you can catch after you’ve
hit the post buttton.
There’s an Italian bronze foundry/bell maker that’s twice as old as Beretta and still run by the original family.
Along with Benelli...Adios...
SC is making a strong push for all of them. It may happen.
Run Forrest, run...
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
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