Hershmeister

Dayum - i want to work where you can shoot during a lunch break

So this week the wsj published a responsive editorial to this article. It is stellar "As for the cam­paign for zero cash in the ser­vice of neg­a­tive in­ter­est rates, Mr. Ro­goff’s brief is best seen not as de­tached sci­en­tific analy­sis but as a kind of left-wing crotchet. Strip away the tech­ni­cal pre­tense and what you have is pol­i­tics. The au­thor wants the gov­ern­ment to con­trol your money. It’s as sim­ple as that." The End of the Benjamins http://www.wsj.com/articles/hostage-to-a-bull-market-1473456611 Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I'm in!

Nice collection! I may have a spare 49/56 i can let go. Let me check....

I know that part - i was wondering how the clones differed from these builds? Aren't there some differences?

Do they accept these:?

As a devils advocate question - what would be the feature difference between this built gun and one of the clones out there?

All right ya cheap bastages ... I can't copy the full Article but here are some select morsels for your enjoyment To be clear, I am propos­ing a “less-cash” so­ci­ety, not a cash­less one, at least for the fore­see­able fu­ture. The first stage of the tran­si­tion would in­volve very grad­u­ally phas­ing out large de­nom­i­na­tion bills that con­sti­tute the bulk of the cur­rency sup­ply. Of the more than $4,200 in cash that is cir­cu­lat­ing out­side fi­nan­cial in­sti-tu­tions for every man, woman and child in the U.S., al­most 80% of it is in $100 bills. In turn, $50 and $20 bills would also be phased out, though $10s, $5s and $1s would be kept in­def­i­nitely. To­day these smaller bills con­sti­tute just 3% of the value of the cur-rency sup­ply. Per­haps the most chal­leng­ing and fun­da-men­tal ob­jec­tion to get­ting rid of cash has to do with pri­vacy—with our abil­ity to spend anony­mously. But where does one draw the line be­tween this in­di­vid­ual right and the gov­ern­ment’s need to tax and reg­u-late and to en­force the law? Most of us wouldn’t want to clamp down on some-one’s right to make the oc­ca­sional $200 pur-chase in com­plete pri­vacy. But what about a $50,000 car or a $1 mil­lion apart-ment? We should be able to re­duce the prob­lems I’ve de-scribed here while also en­sur­ing that or­di­nary peo­ple can still use small bills for con­ve-nience in every­day trans­ac­tions. And my favorite. this refusal to see that negative interest rates is a signal of a bad economy thus savers hoard cash In prin­ci­ple, cut­ting in­ter­est rates be­low zero ought to stim­u­late con­sump­tion and in­vest­ment in the same way as nor­mal mon­e­tary pol­icy, by en­cour­ag­ing bor­row-ing. Un­for­tu­nately, the ex­is­tence of cash gums up the works. If you are a saver, you will sim­ply with­draw your funds, turn­ing them into cash, rather than watch them shrink too rapidly. Enor­mous sums might be with-drawn to avoid these loses, which could make it dif­fi­cult for banks to make loans—thus de­feat­ing the whole pur­pose of the pol­icy. Take cash away, how­ever, or make the cost of hoard­ing high enough, and cen­tral banks would be free to drive rates as deep into neg­a­tive ter­ri­tory as they needed in a se­vere re­ces­sion. Peo­ple could still hoard small bills, but the costs would likely be pro-hibitive for any re­al­is-tic neg­a­tive in­ter­est rate. If nec­es­sary, cen­tral banks could also slap tem­po­rary fees on any large with-drawals and de­posits of pa­per cur­rency. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

WSJ op Ed The Sinister Side of Cash http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-sinister-side-of-cash-1472137692 Major implications on gun buying here...... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Very interested- will these builds be on flats i assume?

No such thing as a flare gun Just flare launchers or signaling devices .... Now if you put something else in them they can magically turn into a destructive device.... "Section 5845(f)(3) excludes from the term “destructive device” any device which is neither designed or redesigned for use as a weapon and any device, although originally designed for use as a weapon, which is redesigned for use as a signaling, pyrotechnic, line throwing, safety, or similar device." https://www.atf.gov/file/55446/download

Hell - I'll take Just one of those. lol Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Because it would undermine their narrative

Still wondering about optics rules if any? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

A squad armed with mosins would be pretty funny. Bayonets fixed of course! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Sounds fun- too bad i wont be able to join as we have company coming in for the wilson county fair

Picking your teeth?

Maybe i should bring my draco sbr too! So many guns - so hard to pick ! Or maybe i bring an old milsurp like Sarge sometimes brings his MAS49

Iron sights only or optics? Or different categories for each?

Thanks!

Under folders can open and close with a mag in the rifle Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

What do they charge per $1000 of coverage? PS: my homeowners covers all non-firearm personal possessions as part of my personal property coverage.

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How was another party talking to the IRS and not your MIL? My fishy radar is pinging And if it's real - for petes sake - she's 88. Good luck to them in collecting it! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Dont know - i just called and asked if they had it