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9/27/2023 4:00:12 PM

True. and you know, mention if you have any pets... dogs maybe, too

9/27/2023 4:13:02 PM

lol

9/28/2023 8:28:51 AM

I have it on good authority that feds do, in fact, read this thread from time to time.

10/3/2023 9:38:39 AM

even tho I'm protected from the brac ban (FPC and other org members). i lost all my braces in a boating accident

10/4/2023 9:36:12 PM

Eventually there will be a point where we'll have to say that we lost ourselves in a boating accident

the underground baby

10/5/2023 11:36:28 AM

things are trending in the right direction. Brace Ban struck down, frame and receiver struck down.

11/15/2023 8:51:03 AM

what a good looking boy

[Edited on December 19, 2023 at 6:26 PM. Reason : -]

12/19/2023 6:25:55 PM

Hey what is the shot gun setup in t1/t2 where he has a cord and just like swings it 180 degrees and it loads a new shell?

[Edited on April 11, 2024 at 3:31 AM. Reason : Is that real or fake movie stuff?]

4/11/2024 3:31:06 AM

It's a lever-action sawed-off shotgun. The lever is oversized to allow the spin. I'm uncertain if one do do that in real life. At least not as well as Arnold.

4/12/2024 6:35:57 PM

do that with a 45/70 lever action, that be sweet and thump like a MFER.

4/17/2024 10:01:11 AM

I've got the Henry All Weather 45-70, and a suppressor on the end of it sometimes.

I also got a Genesis Arms 10.5" Gen12 12ga based .308 "firearm".

4/17/2024 2:02:34 PM

john wick. buy some dragons breath

4/19/2024 2:02:06 PM

Seems like this goes in here... Looking to start teaching my son some marksmanship and firearm safety principles. We're on the outskirts of Mooresville, so he will likely be exposed to them by his friends, so I want him to have a good foundation in handling them responsibly.

I figured a pellet rifle would be a good start, but I've got no idea what to look at. I dint need anything fancy, but I would like it to be reliable and easy for a 5yo to handle with supervision. Any suggestions what to look for?

9/7/2024 3:23:05 PM

you honestly can't go wrong, there are plenty of options, it just depends on what the specific use case is and the kid. maybe go to a local shop and have him hold some in hand. either way, you're gonna be assisting and he isn't gonna be running around with it as a 5yo so yeah

red ryder / daisy are popular

9/9/2024 3:37:11 PM

The gamo guns are pretty solid as well. I bought a crossman for my kit and it sucked.

9/12/2024 12:46:20 PM