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You do have expensive taste
LC and guns :-) (1 Viewer)
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What do I win
Markuson
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Congratulations!
You win honorary membership in the California Neighborhood Watch program...
I don't see any real ones with machined steel and wood.
Congratulations!
You win honorary membership in the California Neighborhood Watch program...
They actually let them have knives? I figure it was just a whistle, a flashlight and a phone on speed dial to the aclu
Congratulations!
You win honorary membership in the California Neighborhood Watch program...
Hey don't make fun, it's not allowed on an airplane, courthouse and plenty other places, so apparently it's a very dangerous weapon.
You're a-gonna' poke yer eye out.
Markuson
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Waiting for California to ban gyms...so perps can't have bigger muscles than police...
Or start requiring concealed-muscle permits...
Or start requiring concealed-muscle permits...
Waiting for California to ban gyms...so perps can't have bigger muscles than police...
Or start requiring concealed-muscle permits...
Dont give them ideas
FatHero
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I felt like I was forgetting something. Obligatory Land Cruisers with rifles...Ok kids... break it up... I SEE NO LAND CRUISER!
(BTW BennyGP - Cheers on the fine collection but especially those Noveskes . Did you ever go over to the shop there in Grant's Pass? The top 2 AR's in my first post are Noveske)
I am really impressed with everyone's collections. I would like to send everyone a personal note of approval. Just send me your address and for the heck of it and no reason at all, just tell me what your favorite way of storing your guns is. Example would be. Gun cabinet unlocked on the third floor. Thanks in advance
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Yup I came to their shop pretty often. Most of them work at Noveske are my clients
i hvae connection to Noveske I will post my Noveske collection when the weather here clear up.- Thread starter
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Lol you can have my addressI am really impressed with everyone's collections. I would like to send everyone a personal note of approval. Just send me your address and for the heck of it and no reason at all, just tell me what your favorite way of storing your guns is. Example would be. Gun cabinet unlocked on the third floor. Thanks in advance
seriously...with all the guns collection I got....let see, the camera around my house. The motion alarm monitor by ADT, a super heavy safe, safe insurance. Home owner insurances....i think I am covered. I told my wife I want rental insurance on my guns... she said I am not a renter :-(One of my camera cover the gargage door and the side door....
Favorite storage is in an alarmed safe. For starters, 2 cattle dogs are nearby, very territorial and concerned with strangers, to put it mildly. They can put a 1200 lb. steer on the ground. I doubt you'd be a problem.
An ISP captain lives 2 doors up the road. Calls to the sheriff in this neighborhood result in very rapid response, and lots of it.
Finally, rural agricultural neighbors tend to be protective of each other. Strange cars parked on the side of the road are checked out.
I'd say go for it. We could use a good floor show on a Saturday night. Remember that that 18 U.S.C 18 (u) notes that gun theft from a licensed dealer can result in 10 years in the can and $250K. You'd get an Idaho sentence for burglary or robbery. When you're done with that, you'll understand that federal courts here will toss the book at you for crimes relating to firearms.
An ISP captain lives 2 doors up the road. Calls to the sheriff in this neighborhood result in very rapid response, and lots of it.
Finally, rural agricultural neighbors tend to be protective of each other. Strange cars parked on the side of the road are checked out.
I'd say go for it.
We could use a good floor show on a Saturday night. Remember that that 18 U.S.C 18 (u) notes that gun theft from a licensed dealer can result in 10 years in the can and $250K. You'd get an Idaho sentence for burglary or robbery. When you're done with that, you'll understand that federal courts here will toss the book at you for crimes relating to firearms.
Favorite storage is in an alarmed safe. For starters, 2 cattle dogs are nearby, very territorial and concerned with strangers, to put it mildly. They can put a 1200 lb. steer on the ground. I doubt you'd be a problem.
An ISP captain lives 2 doors up the road. Calls to the sheriff in this neighborhood result in very rapid response, and lots of it.
Finally, rural agricultural neighbors tend to be protective of each other. Strange cars parked on the side of the road are checked out.
I'd say go for it.
What? No Claymores?
D21FJ60
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Steal all you want, but when you get back to people's republic of New York, they will seize all of your amassed weapons..although you stole them so you'd be a criminal...so they'd prolly say good job
!No Claymores. Closest things in my armory are gopher bombs. Light the fuse and drop it in the hole.
That is why I have a hideout in Vermont. HASteal all you want, but when you get back to people's republic of New York, they will seize all of your amassed weapons..although you stole them so you'd be a criminal...so they'd prolly say good job
