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    World's first 3d printed gun works!

    I like the concept of the 3D printing. The Fed's are pooping in their pants over the 3D gun printing. I will see if I can find the article about it.
  2. DHS make budget cuts on Border Patrol, but still have the money to stockpile ammo? DHS Seeks Millions More Rounds of Ammunition Market survey asks companies if they can provide 2 million bullets within 30-60 day period Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com May 3, 2013 The Department of Homeland Security has released a market survey asking companies if they are able to provide 2 million rounds of ammunition within a short time period, increasing concerns that the federal agency is continuing its arms build up in preparation for domestic unrest. With the DHS already having committed to purchasing over 1.6 billion bullets over the course of the last year, a “request for information” on “reduced hazard training ammunition” posted on the FedBizOpps website quizzes bullet manufacturers on how fast they can supply large quantities of ammo; - Are you capable of producing large quantity orders of any training caliber specified with a short turnaround time of 30-60 days? - What would your lead time be for an order of 2 million rounds of a single type listed above? - If you were awarded a contract for some of the calibers listed above, submitted a production lot of one million rounds and that lot or portion of the lot was not accepted, would you be able to replace that order with an additional one million rounds within 60 days? The DHS’s apparent urge to find companies that can supply them with millions of rounds of ammunition within a short time frame will do little to calm concerns that the federal agency is making contingency plans for riots or some form of social dislocation. The federal agency’s need to find companies that can commit to manufacturing large quantities of bullets quickly also lends credence to claims made by a firearms manufacturer who called into the Michael Savage show in March that the DHS is trying to exhaust ammunition supplies as part of an end run around the Second Amendment. Ammunition is becoming increasingly scarce, with gun stores across the nation forced to resort to bullet rationing in an attempt to satisfy as many customers as they can, while some police departments are having to barter between themselves to meet demand. The market survey also indicates that the DHS is interested in purchasing ammunition that will safely fragment when fired against an “armor steel plate,” which will only serve to stoke fears that the feds are gearing up to use the ammunition in an offensive manner. Despite official denials backed up by unquestioning media reports that the DHS is buying an abnormal amount of bullets, the Government Accountability Office announced earlier this week that an investigation of the purchases is “just getting underway.”
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    Beef with the Border Patrol

    Three reasons.........Obama...Sequester cuts...and the most worthless person in DHS, Janet Napolitano. It's the pencil pushers in Washington that cause the problems, and not the BP agents. If Obama had his way, he would eliminate the border completely. Mexico is full of undocumented Democrats.
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    Gun Buyback Program-Phoenix PD

    A criminal with cash could setup his own table to buy guns at the buyback program. Get lots of guns for the black market .."Off the record"
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    Gun Buyback Program-Phoenix PD

    Today is your lucky day. I heard Obama is begging people to get food stamps.....lots of them.
  6. SOLD Docter Optic 12 x 50B $250.00 cash.FIRM No trades Located in Tucson Binoculars were purchased in 1995 and still carry Docters' 30 year warranty from that time period. I am the original owner, but don't know what happened to the carrying case. Body and glass are in good condition, with a few small dings on the upper frame. Tripod adapter included that screws to a trpod. Not a quick disconnect. Butler creek neck strap included If purchased by a CWT.com member, I will donate $25.00 back to this website
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    SOLD - Cableas sleeping bag

    I have the same Bag. Very good sleeping bag, and never get cold.
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    Arizona school in the hot seat

    If you are a Gay athlete coming out of the closet, you will be the new media hero.
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    You might be a Redneck......if

    You might be a redneck.....if you shoot a deer in a Wal-Mart parking lot http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/02/pennsylvania-man-ordered-to-stand-trial-in-shooting-deer-in-walmart-parking-lot/?test=latestnews
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    Docter Optic Nobilem 12 x 50B

    Binoculars were sold off of Craigslist However, I will be a good sport and donate a little money back to CWT.com in the near future
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    Arizona school in the hot seat

    It must be a liberal thing for anyone to get upset over a "Duck Dynasty" dress up day. It's all in good fun, for the kids.IMO
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    Arizona school in the hot seat

    I can not tell you how much I long for the day, when Libtards go. far...far..away
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    Arizona school in the hot seat

    Dang it DB.....what's up with the educated explanation of a redneck? When you look up "Redneck" in Websters you see this
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    Wickenburg Mule Deer

    Thanks Chef. It's a shame that such a magnificent buck had to be poached.
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    Wickenburg Mule Deer

    Did they catch the poacher?
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    Docter Optic Nobilem 12 x 50B

    Tucson
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    4 hours and one bite

    Thats a nice one.
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    You might be a Redneck......if

    The media loves reporting on anything that puts guns in a negative light. The moron in this episode certainly doesn't help matters.
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    23/27 Dec Muley hunts

    I can certainly believe that. I have seen bucks earlier in the year, that were nowhere to be found during the late archery hunt.
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    Wickenburg Mule Deer

    Holy smokes...... That one on the left is HUGE! When were those pics taken?
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    Stolen rifle!

    That is a huge bummer. Hope you get your rifle back.
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    George Jones

    A little humor I read about George Jones. George was very fond of hard booze. His wife used to hide his car keys so he couldn't go buy any. One day when she was gone, and he had no car keys, he jumped on his riding lawn mower and drove eight miles to the liquor store. took about 3 hours round trip.
  23. A longshot...... Oklahoma Lawmakers Introduce ‘AMMO Act’ to Prevent Feds from Stockpiling Ammo 4/30/13 | by S.H. Blannelberry Worried that the feds are purposely hoarding ammo which is consequently leading to shortages in the marketplace, two Oklahoma lawmakers introduced a bill last Friday that would place sensible limits on the amount of ammunition the Obama administration is allowed to purchase on a biannual basis. The AMMO Act, which stands for Ammunition Management for More Obtainability, is the brainchild of U.S. Sen. Jim Inohfe (R-OK) and Congressman Frank Lucas (R-OK) and it would specifically “restrict agencies from obtaining additional ammunition for a six-month period if current agency stockpiles are higher than its monthly averages prior to the Obama Administration.” According to the bill, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) would keep tabs on the ammo being purchased and stockpiled by the government and weigh that against the relative supply of ammo available to the public. However, the Dept. of Defense would not be included in the evaluation and would be free to purchase ammo, unchecked. “President Obama has been adamant about curbing law-abiding Americans’ access and opportunities to exercise their Second Amendment rights,” said Inhofe, in a press release. “One way the Obama Administration is able to do this is by limiting what’s available in the market with federal agencies purchasing unnecessary stockpiles of ammunition. As the public learned in a House committee hearing this week, the Department of Homeland Security has two years worth of ammo on hand and allots nearly 1,000 more rounds of ammunition for DHS officers than is used on average by our Army officers,” he continued. “The AMMO Act of 2013 will enforce transparency and accountability of federal agencies’ ammunition supply while also protecting law-abiding citizens access to these resources,” Inhofe concluded.
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