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Crime rates in WA are much lower than in GA. When you look at gun crime/deaths, WA is much safer than GA. I guess you could move to Alaska (JK, they're killing the shit out of each other up there). Probably better just move to Rhode Island. Otherwise, you're really just asking for it.
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You'd love being in Mississippi. 2 incidents within 20 miles is like it happened in another county, if not state. We hear gun shots here every weekend. People are allowed to shoot their guns on their own property at targets or animals. We have shootings involving people as close as 3 miles from our house. Is it a bad neighborhood. No, it isn't.
Don't worry about diving to the left or right. Just dive down.
Last edited by Rete; Feb 28th 2020 at 6:34 pm.
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Depicted here is a guard deployed today to protect the Nevada State Governor from a motley crew of "Covid-19 is a hoax" troopers. I don't know anything about guns, and am curious as to what this device is. Any er, armament enthusiasts who can say what this is?
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That cylinder looks like it holds 5, so I'll say 40mm.
On the other hand, because I have no way of knowing, it could be 37mm and for all I know he could have rubber bullets as well. The upside of having multiple types of ammunition is adaptability to the situation, the downside is possibility of confusing what you're using in the heat of the moment.
Last edited by caretaker; May 3rd 2020 at 8:46 am. Reason: I just love to edit
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ETA It looks similar to an M32 grenade launcher, but the front of the magazine appears to be open, whereas the M32 has a solid circular cover. Also the stock is hollow (in the above picture you can see his shoulder through it), but that could be changed fairly easily.
Last edited by Pulaski; May 3rd 2020 at 1:20 pm.
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I don't know if you can get frags for these or not, but they have a wide variety of impact and gas options.
https://www.combinedsystems.com/products/?cid=146
Edit: Yes, of course you can get fragmentation rounds for this. It didn't take a lot of searching. Both high and low velocity options in HE that will fit. I doubt the police in Nevada would take the HE rounds to a public demonstration. If they have to kill someone they would use a more selective method.
PS: Now I don't think it's a Penn; I think it's an LG 440 that's been accessorized with a rangefinder sight.
https://www.combinedsystems.com/products/?cid=146
Edit: Yes, of course you can get fragmentation rounds for this. It didn't take a lot of searching. Both high and low velocity options in HE that will fit. I doubt the police in Nevada would take the HE rounds to a public demonstration. If they have to kill someone they would use a more selective method.
PS: Now I don't think it's a Penn; I think it's an LG 440 that's been accessorized with a rangefinder sight.
Last edited by caretaker; May 3rd 2020 at 2:39 pm.
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I don't know if you can get frags for these or not, but they have a wide variety of impact and gas options.
https://www.combinedsystems.com/products/?cid=146
Edit: Yes, of course you can get fragmentation rounds for this. It didn't take a lot of searching. Both high and low velocity options in HE that will fit. I doubt the police in Nevada would take the HE rounds to a public demonstration. If they have to kill someone they would use a more selective method.
https://www.combinedsystems.com/products/?cid=146
Edit: Yes, of course you can get fragmentation rounds for this. It didn't take a lot of searching. Both high and low velocity options in HE that will fit. I doubt the police in Nevada would take the HE rounds to a public demonstration. If they have to kill someone they would use a more selective method.
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He seems to be well tooled up.
I had to google for the yellow flag with the snake. I had never heard of the Gadsden flag.
I had to google for the yellow flag with the snake. I had never heard of the Gadsden flag.
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Looking at it, it is similar to ones I've seen for firing rubber bullets. In answer to Pulaski's comment rubber bullets can be, and have been, lethal. They are not soft things.
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I certainly wouldn't want to be hit by a rubber "baton round" fired from a shotgun.
Last edited by Pulaski; May 3rd 2020 at 6:22 pm.
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https://www.combinedsystems.com/spec-sheets/
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I wondered who he was, and got sent down a worm hole from Nevada Protective Service to a school for these guys in Oak Ridge Tennessee called Y-12 at Consolidated Nuclear Services..... and they train guards for Nuclear Plants, etc.. He looks quite capable, but I guess in the face of all those bubbas it takes a Terminator to protect the Governor. There were a lot of things I didn't know about the Gadsden flag, and it's a shame that something with brave and honourable origins got picked up by orgs like the Tea Party and the NRA, and especially by ass-clowns like the protestors carrying it around downtown with their guns strapped across their chests.