GunnyUSMC
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Found that pic, not mine.
Random Gun Pics...let’s see how random we can make it
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Well go on, then……
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Ok....this is from memory and I'll try and keep it in the "Cliffs Notes" version;
So, My dad's uncle was a tank division leader while liberating France. One day they were doing pretty routine village entering and clearing operations. Basically, a line of tanks roll through main street and ensure no enemy resistance after being given permission and assurances by village leaders. So, they thought it was all clear. They started rolling through and then heard the sound of sniper fire. They stopped, backed up and told the leaders that IF they didn't find and eliminate the threat, they'd raze the village to the level of their gun barrels!
They sat idling on the outskirts of the village when they heard a single gunshot. Shortly after a phone in a nearby building started ringing, and ringing until finally someone answered it and told Elmer(my Dad's uncle) "It's for you". He answered the phone, a voice stated "Our village is now safe to enter". So they "saddled up" and proceeded again until they came upon a man standing in the road waving a white flag...holding a German Luger and offered it to him. It was the Mayor. He said there was one lone German officer who was hidden away but committed "suicide" when given the chance to surrender. Elmer asked to see the body as proof. The German had a single gunshot to the BACK of his head! And THIS was his service weapon he "shot himself" with. Elmer didn't ask questions, took it, advanced through the village and carried on to the next!
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Sounds like some of the "suicides" during the Clinton era, maybe Hillary got the inspiration after hearing that story?
Brings up an interesting point.
I’ve always been under the impression that a straight vertical grip on a handgun is illegal. But if it is angled back, then it is legal.
Now then, this antler is angled FORWARD, so how does this fit into the law(s)?
sarduy
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1976B.L.Johns.
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Rusty fifth wheel needs grease?
Gus Chiggins
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Captcurt
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Got another oddball in to list on GB. This is the new Keltec P50 5.7X28mm. Not a fan but someone will want it.
entropy
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NIGHTLORD40K
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Ok, not technically a gun, lol.
Yes, thats one of Gunny's awesome walnut bowls. Anybody guess the cartridge?
entropy
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7.62x54R. Sorry, still waking up; .303 British.
Riomouse911
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NIGHTLORD40K
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Close! See above.....
NIGHTLORD40K
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Boom, nailed it!
Riomouse911
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Got lucky with my first guess? Dang, where is my lottery ticket money, I think I’m on a roll 
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GunnyUSMC sure does some amazing work with wood, every one of those bowls he’s made look awesome.
Stay safe.
. GunnyUSMC sure does some amazing work with wood, every one of those bowls he’s made look awesome
. Stay safe.
jar
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It's PURPLE!
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GunnyUSMC
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Evidence guns after they are no longer needed.
Greg the Pirate
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NIGHTLORD40K
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AKs and Hipoints are a dime a dozen........but those revolver parts make me sad.
GunnyUSMC
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It’s sad because they cut up from 1000 to 2000 guns a year.AKs and Hipoints are a dime a dozen........but those revolver parts make me sad.
GunnyUSMC
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