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The Feds need to get involved. Molotov Cocktails are destructive devices and are regulated by the National Firearms Act. The perps need to be prosecuted and given a long stay at Club Fed.

Just how close is that FAR AWAY TYRANNY that it can be taken care of with a Ruger 10/22?

Shouldn’t this be in the “What Did You Do To Your Phone?” thread?😵‍💫 I don’t wanna talk about the many and various ways I’ve broken and lost phones.

Just another Tuesday at Wayalife

Is Hillary saying we need to make sure our senators bleed to death in a parking lot?

New research has uncovered the heaviest element yet known to science

Bad brake lines will do the same thing

“We had never thrown grenades in battle before”

“They were blowing our landing craft out of the water with our buddies in it”

“Where’s the whiskey?”

LOL! All kidding aside, it’s about safety, not comfort. A Kydex holster that covers the trigger guard will go a long way to prevent you from having an unintended discharge. Carrying appendix with your handgun in a sausage sack increases your chance of an unintended discharge and you forevermore...

Best place to ask this question is the pistol-forum. Lots of in depth knowledge on the subject of carrying handguns for duty and personal protection.

What we’re telling you is getting criminals off the streets and out of our country is more effective than gun control

I see you’re going through great lengths to hold back

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It’s not common to have problems at 50-75k miles yet it’s also not unknown. Most problems happen after 125k. Mine happened after 165k. If I’d done a leak down check before changing cam thingies, rockers, lifters and other miscellaneous parts, I could have saved a couple of grand before changing...

Take it to a good mechanic and have as leak down check done to see if the head is cracked or warped, any valves are burnt, head gasket is blown or rings are worn.

Take no chances. Keep shooting until it changes shape or catches on fire.

Turn the engine over with the spark plugs removed and see if it’s turning freely