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If its stupid, but it works, its not stupid. :D

Underfolder disassembly instructions can be found here.

Its not the volts that do the damage, its the amps. A couple of thousand volts is painfull, but not lethal. I believe it only takes something like one-hundredth of an amp to kill you however. As long as the amperage that the Tasers put out is low, the voltage can be relatively high, and there...

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought the green haired chick was cute. I don't know what it is about those freakish women, must push some button with me. ;)

Why is the muzzle velocity of the 7.62x51mm varient only 2342FPS? Thats not much better than 7.62x39mm. :confused:

That video of the belt fed, fully auto .22RF might be the coolest thing I've seen in 27 years of living.

My favorite line from the whole video: "Ya #@%$'n hammered me!" :D

One of the editors at my school paper wrote an editorial on the AWB sunset. She mentioned that the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the International Brotherhood of Police Officers, and the Fraternal Order of Police all wish for the ban to continue. Are there any police...

I gotta admit, that was pretty cool.

Anyone else notice Frank Castle's father say he "bored out the chambers" of the 1911's, then called them "naildrivers"(I thought its usually "tackdrivers"). Why would you bore the chamber and expect improved accuracy? Also, he seemed to reload the 1911's before slidelock, but then racked the...

Potty Mouths!

I've had a hankerin to do the same thing with my FAL, just need to get a proper scope. What kind of scope is that, anyway?

I saw a guy in 3 gun use a similar idea. Had a red dot sight mounted on the side, and a scope on top. IIRC, the course of fire had the shooter engage a series of targets up close (some were real close, practically arms length), then engage another set of targets at 100yds and a little beyond...

Whats the story with DM training? Do the DM get a special school, or are they just the best shots in the platoon? Anybody know?

And to top it all off, they're Navy!

Every country has slightly different circumstances, so a Constitution isn't a "one size fits all" type of proposition.

The book goes on to say that because of better training, the percentage of soldiers willing to fire in combat has gone up. Something like 25% in WWII, 50% by Korea, and 90% by Vietnam.

All those figures come from a book by a guy named Gossman(or maybe its Grossman, I can't remember exactly) called On Killing. Its a good read if you ever get the chance. I thought the story about the Civil War musket with 23 rounds in the barrel profound.

Its at least a Navy-sanctioned carry method. I used to get a shoulder holstered M9 when I was a security rover in the missile compartment of a ballistic missile submarine(USS Pennsylvania).

How many military bases are in those 17 states? Do you really think we would give all those weapons back just on general principle?:evil: