What was it like to be able to buy full auto easily?

[A/C Guy]

sure hope that place has a great security system. Looks like a gang members dream

When they are open, they is always at least two people in the store at all time and they open carry (as do all gun shop employees in Az). When they close, all weapons go into the safes and they have heavy metal window fencing inside as well as the alarm.

One other shop nearby that also sell a lot of military style weapons was broken into a month ago. B.G.'s drove a stolen truck through the front of the building. They stole about a grand worth of junk firearms, nothing cool or fancy; like the real Huey door gun sitting on the counter with a box of belted ammo (already threaded in the weapon, ready to fire). There were 3 class III weapons set on display, the b.g.'s never touched them.

 

[rogertc1]

My father who is still alive and well will be 91 this month. In 1934 he was 16 years old on his fathers farm. Remember this was during the depression and it was hard times. No retirement, medicare, welfare, running water, computers....... Used to walk ior ride a horse to school in town 7 miles away. Sometimes he would take his dads Model T converted to a truck. When he was 17 he went into the US Navy.