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>>33272958
>leather holster
you were doing good and then you fucked up.

>>33272958
fine but i lost one of my guns in my messy room and i cant find it

>>33273007
Some of my friends tell me they just go off. Give it time.

Obama

hoarding and increased compliance costs

Because once people get used to buying something at a certain price, there is no reason to bring the price back down, even if the conditions allow for it. It stays that price because people will pay it.

Also because .22 is a low profit caliber, and there is a limited amount of people that make it.

>>33272265
are you sure the holes are lined up?

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>>33272265
I'd just call or email fagpul

>>33272320
They are, I can see clear through. The screw has threading at the very tip, and once it gets past the buttpad slide it can't seem to reach the threading at the other end of the stock.

It goes in just fine without the buttpad slide in, and again it's lined up even when it is in, so I'm not entirely sure

>>33272329
I will if I absolutely cannot get it to thread for the life of me, just hoping someone here has a solution first

>>33272003

probably got talked into it when the guy claimed to be a krav maga master or some retarded shit.

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They care more about their "bodyguards" A E S T H E T I C S more than their ability to actually protect them. Meanwhile taytay is using ex-mil guys.

>>33271638
>BTFO in Spanish-American war

You're a clever one.

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What goes around comes around.

>can Americans invent anything
Yeah, the internet.

Because they're the most active military in recent times that would actually record and report those numbers.

because they're jumpy as fuck and slightly more poorly trained than most other countries conventional troops

Because they can afford to swing their dicks around. If we don't like it, we ought to stop being little bitchboys, start doing shit on our own and then we can swing our dicks around and complain.

This is based on really hazy memories, so I may be getting confused, but I believe it was designed during the Rodesian Bush War and intended to be given or sold to civilians so that they could protect their homes from guerillas.

The name Rhogun doesn't ring a bell, I think it had a more normal name in Rhodesia and Rhogun was something the importer came up with. I'd guess that they never found their way to other countries because of sanctions on Rodesia and that nation's eventual collapse.

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>>33270984
Rhogun?

>>33271195
thanks man now I've got soda all over my keyboard

>>33270955
*not enough

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Are you in fear for your life? Does he have looks that could kill?
I guess you could, but you better hope people in the cars watching you see it the same way.

only if he charges you
shooting someone who is angrily speed walking toward you doesn't look good in a self defense case, and it would be a nightmare to defend in court.
although people have gotten away with worse, depending on the state you live in.

>>33270887
yes, adult diapers are a valuable commodity for most combat members of the military

Typically their missions don't last that long, but yes diapers are an option.

>>33270887
They use to hand out diapers for astronauts, so it probably wouldn't be beyond them to give it to pilots who have to stay up in the air for a while.

>>33270769
.t 7Barker7 on youtube aka 7Sse7enN7 on pistol-forum

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>>33270769

This is why you should have just bought a beat-to-shit-but-still-fucking-works Glock brand Glock.

>>33270780
Post your HK instead fag

Just shut your fucking mouth

t. I'm a recruiter

>>33270687
What if it's in your medical records
You can't lie

>>33270673
>1. The fact you need to take meds makes you a liability both as a pog and on the field
>2. ADHD fellas are a pain in the ass to get them into attention and are also a pain in the ass in general
t. Aspie who had to deal with them, my brother and other aspie kids.
Best one can do is find a way to get better control of oneself like my brother did (He wasn't compatible with any of the meds, so he didn't worried about getting off of them) so you can get off the medications and join easily. Shit's hard, but if one doesn't get the willpower to do it, they'll won't be going anywhere

>>33270615

Email them and ask

>>33270615
Can't see spending that kind of cheddar for a day pack. I could buy 4 "tactical" packs of similar size from walmart. Unless you're a no shit HSLD operator who does this shit for a living and will use that gear to failure in less than a year due to hard use you're wasting you're money imo but this is America so feel free.

>>33270912
>tactical packs from walmart
great so they feel like shit and fall apart in a couple months. kifaru is kind of gucchi but buy once cry once yo

>>33270573
By that logic a glock 34 with a compensator would be even more soft shooting

>>33270620

Yes, true, I should have been more clear. The Roland Special was designed to still be "compact" enough for concealed carry.

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my friend just finished his up and I have to say its really fun to shoot.

The comp makes it shoot hella flat and smooth while the RMR makes it a bit easier to get "on target"

Its not for everyone though.

*reports the shitty bait thread*

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I don't think so, chap.

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>>33270546
*drives past Tigers at a cool 4 mph because they don't have gas*