Dustbuster

I've got 2 hiperfire setups a 24c and an e. I love both of em. They hit hard but feel great! Cust svc is amazing as well! Hth

Killing Another Nuisance Yearly Event Kim Always Needs Yearning Enemies Kanye

Hozzie u won't be disappointed ! Orientation is usually on Sunday's as they say always go online and check the calendar before coming down.

LOL i know but hunting rhinos w it?? thats almost like hog hunting w a .22

I am the ATF !

The murderer rapist was stopped by ATF approved ping pong balls. News at 11. Nice....

Courtesy Jerry Miculek This thing was confiscated from a rhino poacher. Note silencer.

after getting a firearms trust, can one list ALL of their weapons or place all of their weapons in the trust regardless of class? Had an idea, and its too late to call "the abogado"

I wouldnt be too concerned about CS from any can mfgr unless the thing just blatantly fails from bad workmanship. AAC puts out a good product as others do. As long as it doesnt get abused, dented or banged up you should be GTG. If a can needs work theres, plenty of folks out there that can cut it open and do whats needed. Hope this helps!

roflmao!!!!! cleo hahahahaha

The gun

Does it come w a lock ?

What size pants?

Does it come w a cleaning brush?

Strippers w bacon sandwiches show up at the 3 min mark lol

There are pits that allow u to shoot rifle short distance.. The pit with steel targets is off limits to rifles. I'm a owl hollow member as well, good guys there as well,always willing to help out and make the experience enjoyable!

Pretty funny. Even w volume off fun to watch! http://youtu.be/pG6hGiAwlxg

There's a reason strategic edge range is busy during the day. Just past the 1200 yard berm sits the entrance to the secret hangar. At night after everyone Leaves,is when the LZ goes hot. Aircraft from aedc and the gun range meet up and work night maneuvers. No abductions reported yet.

Detectives with the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office believe they have solved 22 burglaries and 15 property thefts in the past few weeks. These burglaries and thefts have mostly taken place in the western and eastern portions of the county. Police say, four different groups of suspects are responsible for these incidents. Springfield arms permit classesOn December 16, 2014, detectives captured three juveniles (not named in this report) allegedly responsible for 6 burglaries. One of these incidents was a home invasion of an elderly female. These juveniles were primarily taking Christmas presents from underneath Christmas trees, according to a release obtained by Smokey Barn News. According to the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office, On January 16, 2015, Michael Broyles, 31 of Cedar Hill and Donald Arnold Jr. 26 of Cedar Hill were charged in connection with 2 burglaries and 2 thefts of property. On January 20, 2015, Keenan Bauscher, 28, of Springfield, Daniel Harris Jr., 25, of Orlinda and Amber Pulley, 28, of Springfield were arrested and charged with 2 burglaries and 2 thefts of property. Finally, on January 22, 2015, Charles Daniel Shook, 25, of Springfield and Traci Marie House, 26, of Springfield were arrested and charged with 12 burglaries and 11 thefts. One of these was also a home invasion of an elderly female. Some of these burglaries dated back to October 2014. burglarieswm003Detectives recovered many of the items taken including guns, jewelry, electronics, and clothing. These items were returned to the victims. “It is always rewarding to not only solve the crimes, but more importantly return stolen items to the victims,” said Sheriff Bill Holt. “Our investigators are committed to helping these victims by bringing those responsible to justice, and recovering the belongings that were taken. We appreciate the assistance of the public in helping us solve these crimes. We rely on your eyes and ears to help protect our community. We encourage anyone to call us if they see something that appears suspicious.” Another group of burglars have been identified that are responsible for committing burglaries recently in the northern part of the county. Warrants have been obtained, and some of the property has already been recovered. These suspects have yet to be captured.

Getting close to full roster.

What would happen if she got toasted and you took here there??? (Only kidding)

Were all stupid. That kid built that range to get that smokin hot blonde babe reporter out to his house

House of cards is da bomb!!!!

WOW! Bloomberg type crap! courtesy of townhall dot com by kate pavlich http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2015/02/02/deas-bright-idea-scanning-license-plates-of-gun-show-attendees-n1951135?utm_source=TopBreakingNewsCarousel&utm_medium=story&utm_campaign=BreakingNewsCarousel Last week the ACLU released information about the Department of Justicetracking the license plates of millions of cars belonging to American citizens. As if that wasn't alarming enough, documents obtained by the organization through a Freedom of Information Act request show officials from the Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms were particularly interested in going to gun shows and scanning the license plates of cars in the parking lot for tracking purposes. From the ACLU: The Drug Enforcement Administration and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives collaborated on plans to monitor gun show attendees using automatic license plate readers, according to a newly disclosed DEA email obtained by the ACLU through the Freedom of Information Act. The April 2009 email states that “DEA Phoenix Division Office is working closely with ATF on attacking the guns going to [redacted] and the gun shows, to include programs/operation with LPRs at the gun shows.” The government redacted the rest of the email, but when we received this document we concluded that these agencies used license plate readers to collect information about law-abiding citizens attending gun shows. An automatic license plate reader cannot distinguish between people transporting illegal guns and those transporting legal guns, or no guns at all; it only documents the presence of any car driving to the event. Mere attendance at a gun show, it appeared, would have been enough to have one's presence noted in a DEA database. Responding to inquiries about the document, the DEA said that the monitoring of gun shows was merely a proposal and was never implemented. We were certainly glad to hear them say this, as we had rationally, based on the scrap of information left unredacted in the document, concluded that gun show monitoring was underway. After all, this would not be the first time that the government has used automatic license plate readers to target the constitutionally protected right to assemble. The Department of Justices' own surveys of prison inmates show criminals don't obtain their firearms from gun shows. Isn't it telling how ATF (specifically the Phoenix office in partnership with DOJ headquarters in Washington D.C.) had zero interest in tracking more than 2500 weapons they purposely gave to Mexican-narco terrorists through Operation Fast and Furious (which were used to killed hundreds of people, including U.S. federal law enforcement officers), but thought tracking law-abiding, innocent gun show attendees might be appropriate.

Some folks don't know how to spot the scammers, and are dying to not miss the next dot com style investment blast, rightfully so, but I get what you're saying as well. The mt gox crap opened a lot of eyes. Especially w the bulk of the circus running offshore.