Is Bush still responsible for the present scandals and harships? (Page 12): Good Point...

Loki Loc: Georgia

mohadib wrote:

Shrill describes the reporting of the "On scene reporters".

The word you mentioned describes the overall coverage.

Good Point

Loki Loc: Georgia

ldsuttonjr wrote:

Concerning the media's lack of professionalism; concerning the AR-15. Most of the media buffoons think the AR stands for assault rifle! A company (Arma-Lite) won a shoot-off in 1957 during the Army's quest to replace the M-14. Financial problems forced them to sell the product to Colt. Again the AR stands for the original company's name. I just went out and bought one - figuring one more in the good guy court is much better than the bad guy court. Go figure!

Ain't it a hoot that .30 is no longer an orphan caliber? Snipers have long relied on it, SEALs are at least partially going back to the venerable old M-14. The experiments with the new 6.8 show that the 5.56 just needs some re-evaluation. I also noticed the Corps is going back to the .45 ACP to replace the 9mm.

mohadib

banjojack wrote:

Ain't it a hoot that .30 is no longer an orphan caliber? Snipers have long relied on it, SEALs are at least partially going back to the venerable old M-14. The experiments with the new 6.8 show that the 5.56 just needs some re-evaluation. I also noticed the Corps is going back to the .45 ACP to replace the 9mm.

Ahh the M-14, what an impressive weapon.Used it in boot camp as they had just started issuing m-16's. Had an M-16 in Nam.
First time I fired an M-14 I almost (at least it felt like) fractured my cheekbone, I didn't have a solid spotwell. I had never fired a high powered rifle in my life until then.

Loki Loc: Georgia

mohadib wrote:

Ahh the M-14, what an impressive weapon.Used it in boot camp as they had just started issuing m-16's. Had an M-16 in Nam.
First time I fired an M-14 I almost (at least it felt like) fractured my cheekbone, I didn't have a solid spotwell. I had never fired a high powered rifle in my life until then.

I suppose I was fortunate. My old man had been a range instructor in the Air Force. I got my first .22 when I was seven. I was probably the only seven year old in the world who could field strip his weapon. No shit. By the time I was 14 I was hunting with a 30.06. When we got our introductory lecture and demo on the 16, I was able to catch a quick nap. At battlesight zero, I had my weapon zeroed after the first three rounds. I was taught to shoot the military way from the time I could keep both ends off the ground. I qualified expert tied for the company high score. I'm not bragging so much as stating what years of experience after proper training does.

Loki Loc: Georgia

mohadib wrote:

Ahh the M-14, what an impressive weapon.Used it in boot camp as they had just started issuing m-16's. Had an M-16 in Nam.
First time I fired an M-14 I almost (at least it felt like) fractured my cheekbone, I didn't have a solid spotwell. I had never fired a high powered rifle in my life until then.

I suppose I was fortunate. My old man had been a range instructor in the Air Force. I got my first .22 when I was seven. I was probably the only seven year old in the world who could field strip his weapon. No shit. By the time I was 14 I was hunting with a 30.06. When we got our introductory lecture and demo on the 16, I was able to catch a quick nap. At battlesight zero, I had my weapon zeroed after the first three rounds. I was taught to shoot the military way from the time I could keep both ends off the ground. I qualified expert tied for the company high score. I'm not bragging so much as stating what years of experience after proper training does.

donc711 Loc: North East Kansas

vernon wrote:

dont worry i dont think she can get the nomination.she has to much to explain

I would not say that. Hilary can skirt an issue with the best of them. She will have the backing of all the voters Obama had. It will be a new resurrection day. The Bible says there are to be two resurrections.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

But wait, Hillary was a shoe in in 2008 but that shoe fell off.

donc711 wrote:

I would not say that. Hilary can skirt an issue with the best of them. She will have the backing of all the voters Obama had. It will be a new resurrection day. The Bible says there are to be two resurrections.

donc711 Loc: North East Kansas

bmac32 wrote:

But wait, Hillary was a shoe in in 2008 but that shoe fell off.

Well yes. My bet is Soros removed her shoe

petertimber

donc711 wrote:

I would not say that. Hilary can skirt an issue with the best of them. She will have the backing of all the voters Obama had. It will be a new resurrection day. The Bible says there are to be two resurrections.

A scare is headed our way by the end of the year by oncoming Planet X ( a mini constellation). You can get some substantiation from www.coasttocoastam.com. Put in the search box "PLANET X" when the site comes up. Volcanic activity increase predicted based upon "non discussed" scientific study and Hopi Blue planet legend and Catholic church observations

vernon

banjojack wrote:

I suppose I was fortunate. My old man had been a r... (show quote)

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petertimber

petertimber wrote:

A scare is headed our way by the end of the year by oncoming Planet X ( a mini constellation). You can get some substantiation from www.coasttocoastam.com. Put in the search box "PLANET X" when the site comes up. Volcanic activity increase predicted based upon "non discussed" scientific study, Hopi Blue planet legend and Catholic church observations

OOOOOOPS!

petertimber

duplication error!

pixie

donc711 wrote:

Well yes. My bet is Soros removed her shoe

and soros gave that shoe to obummer!

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

I agree with that one, the puppet master.

donc711 wrote:

Well yes. My bet is Soros removed her shoe