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A Liberal is Just a Conservative Who Hasn’t Been Mugged Yet: IMI Systems Quote of the Day

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“When you’re in an instance where there’s a gun is pointed at you and your life is being threatened for your property and no one’s going to help—and now I know that no one’s going to help—I want to feel more secure. I want to feel safe, and I have something to defend myself with.” Comedian Tim Young, quoted in Political comedian robbed at gunpoint changes stance on guns [via wtsp.com]

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  1. anyone else notice the Glock and 1911 are swapping places where aftermarket frames are concerned?

    Aluminum Glock frames are getting popular and poly 1911 frames are popular…. Eventually someone is going to make a knockoff Glock that comes from the factory with a metal frame and I think EAA still does a poly framed 1911.

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    • Liberals talk about liberty, freedom and rights but they have a fundamental tendency cede those things to a governing authority, whatever that may be. Like a labor union, or in most cases, the government.

      Conservatives. and particularly Libertarians, tend to prefer to retain those things for the individual.

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  2. I can only believe that he wasn’t wearing that wolf shirt when he was robbed. Because, damn, you’d have to be a ballsy robber to rob a guy in a wolf shirt.

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  3. Once he gets a gun and permit, that will only give him license to proclaim “As a gun owner and concealed carrier, even I agree with common sense regulations like [insert typical liberal litany of unconstitutional firearms infringrnents here].”

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  4. Only fascists need guns. Free men don’t.

    Still years later I don’t see Europe, Canada, Japan or Australia turning into 3rd world hellholes like the racist gun extremists on here said.

    There have been more attacks in the US caused by white supremacists and right-wing militia survivalist fanatics that some religious radical.

    Antifa does not count they never killed anyone.

    I was a victim of criminal attack too but I fought my attacker off instead of cowardly device that is more likely to be used on yourself or a loved one than stop a crime.

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  5. Note he is still more concerned about he ‘feels’ than how he is. A gun doesn’t make you any safer unless you have the will to use it and have adjusted your behavior to account for the new option.

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  6. I am not sure I fully understand this post.

    Headline says its the ‘first fully modular pistol” article is unclear as to whether or not it requires a host glock.

    Is this truly a serialized firearm or is this an accessory?

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  7. It’s only a “come to JESUS” moment if you come to JESUS. Plenty of leftards with a gun for me but not for thee attitude…

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  8. Wow did these comments go off topic, as normally happens with the anonymity the internet provides.
    If a loaded gun lies on a table and no one approaches it for 10000 years, how many people will it kill?
    When was the last man made creation that was “uninvented”? I wish we could uninvent the car, all tech, and especially insurance companies and pharmaceuticals. All are sperately responsible for more deaths than guns, even if you multiplied gun deaths by 10. Liberals are dreamers and Kool Aid drinking fools. The government will never take care of you. If guns are taken away, we will all be led to the gas chamber, regardless of left or right, only based on financial standing as always.

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  9. So, did you have to hunt the animal with a gunwerks firearm or did you just need to use one of their scope covers for the picture?

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  10. I love my P01. I wanted a CCW with ultimate reliability and being not NATO-spec, but going way beyond the requirements sold me. The comfort and ergonomics are an added benefit. With a few things from the CZ custom shop it’s just as good as a gun 2x or more than it. Plus like the author said, the thing is surprisingly accurate shoots like it’s a full-sized 9mm.

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  11. I’m reading a mixed bag of responses here in the comment section, like people are trying to judge whether the young man was right to shoot or not. As an actual, for real Iowan, I can say with absolute certainty that this boy is well within his rights. We don’t have to even claim self-defense for a cougar (mountain lion for you folks that live in mountainous states) kill; they’re shoot-on-sight in Iowa. Mountain lions are extremely sparse but if they’re bothering you, your property, or your livestock, open fire. The Iowa DNR has been trying to regulate cougars to only be harvested by a fur-bearer’s license, but that legislation, along with a proposed protected status for cougars, has not passed.

    “The DNR also requested that indiscriminate killing of these animals not be allowed unless they are about to cause damage or injury to property or persons. The legislation did not pass.”

    So essentially, indiscriminate killing of mountain lions IN THE STATE OF IOWA is frowned upon but perfectly, totally legal. To stay out of hot waters with the DNR, you *should* be a resident of Iowa and possess an Iowa Hunting Permit.

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  12. Come on Walther and HK…10 rounds of 9mm in a pistol this size and weight is a NO-GO! Your customer has deliberately chosen a concealed weapon that has more size and weight than a multitude of single stack handguns in order to gain in-hand magazine capacity and and you short them 2 rounds…why?

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  13. Good review. Probably not my cup of tea because I’m willing to pay some more for an extra 3/4 – 1″ of precision at 100 yards. As the reviewer says looks like a great value rifle.

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  14. Hmmm…there’s a barely used PSA(with box) at my LGS with a very nifty scope on it. Mebbe I’ll see if they’d drop the $500 price for a layaway. Or not.

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  15. If they c an make a double stack box ma gazine for a pu mp 12ga, why can’t anybody make one for a bolt action rif le in maybe .308Win?

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  16. That picture right there should make some liberal heads explode.

    Has dad started a gofundme page for his taxidermy bill? ‘Cuz you know both boys are pleading to get those things mounted.

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  17. Yes, absolutely! New Winchester 1892 in .44 Magnum. Great gun, wish you’d review one soon. Side loading gate as God intended. Smooth as glass action right out of the box, too! Check one out at your dealer, you won’t be disappointed.

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  18. So its much bigger, in every measurable way, than the new Sig P365, is more expensive, doesn’t come with night sights. So, it solves the problem of the old M&P Compact, FNS Compact, P320 SC, except for lots more money.

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  19. The PSA Freedom rile is a great deal for the price, but you are missing the point of PSA and AR’s. Yes you can buy the Freedom rifle for <$450 on sale, which they usually are. I've seen the Ruger AR for a similar price on sale in the past year as well. But they also sell uppers and lowers in various configurations so you can build exactly what you want. What I wanted was a 24" 7:1 long range hunter. PSA has sales on their products, and for those with some patience and knowledge of what they want you can build a really nice gun of you dreams, no, not a Wilson Combat. But you will get an very functional rifle and save enough money to by an optic (Nikon 3X9 P-223 with a 20 MOA mount) many thousands of rounds of ammo. If you are on a budget, which is better a Wilson Combat and no optic or ammo or a good gun, optic and ammo?

    So a year ago I got the PSA 24″ Rifle Length 5.56 NATO 1:7 Nitride 15" M-lok Lightweight Upper – No BCG or CH – 7788894 go on sale for $279. I used it on my S&W sport lower and then for my Christmas present I had my wife buy me the PSA AR15 MOE EPT Lower, Black – 7780991 which has a somewhat upgraded trigger for $160 and the Premium 5.56 Nickel Boron BCG & PSA AR15/M16 Mil-Spec Charging Handle for $100. Cleaned lubed and snapped together and for about $550 great long range MOA shooter, with ammo it likes like Barnes 62 gr 5.56 and IMI 77 gr.

    Now the cool thing about this gun is that the 24" barrel gives me 200 FPS over the published velocity for these two, over the chrono. That is 2970 fps for the IMI 77's and per my ballistics calculator they stay supersonic out to 1000 yards. Mission accomplished, I got the gun, scope mount and some ammo for less and $1000.

    That is what PSA is all about.

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  20. I wonder if Grizzly Bear Spray would have been a safe alternative in this incident for the humans involved in this incident and the Grizzly Bear Would Still be alive

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