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I wouldn't sell any ARs or AKs right now.
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My landlord did that since 2019. Wound up with about 2 dozen. He called me over the weekend to ask how the AR market looked. But that was before this latest incident.
Might be. It's just a wait and see kinda thing now.
Sadly , they don’t address the root cause. To much social media BS , and don’t get me going about video games ! Games that promote and glorify killing ? %ed up country. But it’s easy to blame the guns . Hypocrites ! Bleeting for a sound bite and face time on TV !
Have sharpie will travel
I've got a S.W.O.R.D. International you might like.
The SWORD story starts with my service in 2nd Ranger Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment.
During my time in Ranger Battalion, which includes deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, I was shocked to see the lack of reliability, durability and functionality of our primary small arms system. Loose tolerances, poor materials and antiquated manufacturing techniques made for a sub standard weapon system. I was pleasantly surprised upon leaving the military as a firearms instructor and member of the private security industry, to see a renaissance of development within the private sector. Companies were developing upgrades and improvements for the civilian market that, if proved effective, might make their way into military and law enforcement service.My excitement however was short lived when I realized that most of these “improvements” where poorly designed and manufactured gimmicks that focused on looking cool and selling, but little else. After joining the American manufacturing industry and seeing the amazing work done by that community, I realized something had to be done. We need to ensure that the United States Military and First responders on the ground who risk their life every day have access to the same advanced manufacturing techniques, materials and coatings that the aerospace and other military industrial complex industries benefit from.
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2nd Ranger Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment
President and Founder SWORD International Inc.
Worse.
How in the heck does a broke-assed kid get two DD's, 375 rounds of ammo, and a handgun, all reportedly purchased legally in a short timeframe, immediately after his 18th birthday?
I am not a tinfoil hat-wearing conspiracy theorist ("Bush did 9/11" type), but some things ain't adding up. And the co-incidence of a large gun owner convention being held in the same state doesn't seem weird at all....
I am not a tinfoil hat-wearing conspiracy theorist ("Bush did 9/11" type), but some things ain't adding up. And the co-incidence of a large gun owner convention being held in the same state doesn't seem weird at all....
