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Win a Walther P22 — Last Day!

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Is there some unoccupied space in your gun safe? Do you need a good plinker to use when training new shooters? Fear not. Our friends at Florida Gun Supply are giving away a brand spanking new Walther P22. All you have to do to enter is click the image above or make the jump to log in through Facebook or using your email address. Finding ammo, though, is up to you.

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  1. If you can’t say Bureau of Alcohol, Tabaco, Firearms and Explosives without adding (and really big fires), you might be a member of the armed intelligentsia…

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  2. Call me crazy but I would rather have the turtle shell. This is just basic physics – Mass times speed equals force. Take your basic 230 grain .45ACP bullet traveling at a speed of 850 feet per second. It will have an impact pressure of “Oh My Fracking G-d this hurts! Someone take me to the hospital. I think i’ve ruptrued something inside me. I am so glad this vest stopped the bullet but my belly button just touched my spine. No puncture wound but three ribs are broken.”

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  3. Theres plenty of good people in the world, but it only takes one monster to shatter your entire world. A good reminder as to why I carry.

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  4. Brings back old memories of elitist “what’s good for me is no good for you” garbage that filled the ranks at Yale. There is no exaggerating when it comes to ivory tower separation from the filthy public outside those hallowed halls.

    I know the hospital is different but based on my time there I’d bet money on at least half the faculty of the university owning “prohibited” arms yet fully supporting the CT law because they’re special and you’re just a dumbass who will hurt yourself or somebody else.

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  5. “because guns don’t do anything unless they are made to do it by a human operator.”

    Well-designed, maintained, and fully operational guns don’t do anything unless they are made to do it by a human operator.

    Hence the 4 rules and safe handling and inspection practices.

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