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FNS-40 Video Contest Entry: Tom’s Trick Shots

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx_JK5pP7yw

By Tom in Oregon

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  1. > Are we winning the info war?

    No, not yet, not even close. While Social Media plays a role to undercut the MSM, we are still way behind. I will believe it when I see MSM reporting more about how a gun saved someone’s life.

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  2. Well, I’m glad that Adam sorted it all out for us.

    Is it just me, or do British restrictions read like Chinese car stereo instructions?

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    • Probably because Kirsten didn’t “poop herself” at the end, or at least had enough discretion to not mention it…

      Nice shootin’, Tom!

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  3. I took this picture in December 2006 prior to the widespread issue of the newer Airman Battle Uniform (ABU). The Battlefield Airman in the photograph was a member of the 14th Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS). This Air Force squadron, and others like it, provide TACPs (Tactical Air Control Party) to Army combat formations. Air Force TACPs fight on the ground beside Army soldiers and call for and coordinate close air support.The 14th ASOS supports the 82nd Airborne Division and has seen lots of combat. You can see more TACP photos on my Flickr website.

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  4. It was interesting to see my photograph being used for this article. I took this picture in December 2006 prior to the widespread issue of the newer Airman Battle Uniform (ABU). The Battlefield Airman in the photograph was a member of the 14th Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS). This Air Force squadron, and others like it, provide TACPs (Tactical Air Control Party) to Army combat formations. Air Force TACPs fight on the ground beside Army soldiers and call for and coordinate close air support.The 14th ASOS supports the 82nd Airborne Division and has seen lots of combat. You can see more TACP photos on my Flickr website.

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  5. Things could have been worse right now, so perhaps we are not losing, or at least not too badly.

    Looking ahead, many rural counties are, simply put, dying, but we will only see the full political impact of that after the 2020 census.

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  6. I don’t care who or what company it is.
    If its n Connecticutit.
    I wont buy it.
    I just added Pachmyer to my personal list.
    No more of their products from grips to snap caps.
    If its made in Connecticut or New York.
    Its on my personal shitlist.
    That includes Remington anything, ammo and all.
    I will never own a Kimber even if given to me etc etc.

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  7. Oh look you’re paying extra for the novelty price. Fancy metal is cool and all but I hope for that price its doing something better than the rest.

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  8. I’ve had my Kimber Solo STS for over a year now and it’s my every day carry. I’ve never had one – not one single issue with it firing off Golden Saber 124 grain hollow points. Not a stovepipe, not a failure to eject, not a failure to load and certainly not a failure to fire. Nothing but a nice little kick as I send a hollow point into a nice little grouping.

    Yes, there is a hefty price tag and yes it requires expensive ammo. For some of us it’s worth paying more for a better experience. An oil change in my Mercedes, costs more than my Ford. A watch battery for my Tag Heuer costs more than my Seiko. Dinner at Ruth Criss costs more than Olive Garden. It’s only money. Spend yours however you think best. And I’ll do the same.

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  9. Even though this is not your exact question, any NVG device combined with a red or near visible IR laser may be used to put the laser onto the target.

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