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Review Preview: Charlie Sisk’s Awesome Rifle

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Sisk Rifle, c Nick Leghorn

It’s Saturday. Dan is scouting Austin (future TTAG command central). RF is exploring something called Real Life. To tide you over until I can write up some of the stuff I have on hand I present you a picture of a gun we’ll be reviewing this week. Built on a Surgeon action and using a unique milled aluminum chassis that is fully adjustable, Charlie Sisk’s rifle is a thing of beauty. And Charlie himself is that kind of awesome old man who runs around south Texas in his Cessna 182A (and lets writers take the wheel!) and has an elevated shooting tower in his backyard. Just because. Stay tuned.

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  1. TO: Robert Farago, et al.
    RE: These 2717 Armored Combat Vehicles

    According to reports, these vehicles are being purchased under a Navy contract for the purpose of equiping Marine units with them.

    All well and good.

    However, HERE is the ‘problem’.

    The Marine Corps has only three or four divisions, last time I looked.

    To equip all those, would take something like 1000 such vehicles. Give or take a couple hundred. Depending upon configuration of the unit.

    So what’s to be done with the remaining vehicles?

    Anyone know?

    I’ve seen smoke-and-mirrors practiced in the military before.

    Regards,

    Chuck(le)
    [The Truth will out…..]

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  2. Ill buy that rifle from him.

    I would officially be the biggest kid on the block for owning a prominent anti-gun figurehead’s AR15.

    Ooops, maybe not the biggest…Id be smaller than the owner of Dianne Feinstein’s 357 magnum (does she still have that thing i wonder?)

    “which he now says he intended as an illustration of the need for more stringent gun laws.”

    ???!?!?!?!? *ripping eyeballs out*

    you LEGALLY purchased a firearm. What kind of illustration did you hope to paint?

    did you commit a felony or violent misdemeanor nobody knows about?

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  3. .22 lr
    .30-06
    8×57 JS
    6.5×54 M-S
    .45 ACP
    .45-70
    12 ga 2 3/4″ shotshells

    You can’t have enough ammo because you need to keep practicing shooting your guns. Shooting skills can be lost if they are not regularly kept up.

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