>>12201778 (PB)

He already did ... he sucked the intelligence right out of you and you never even noticed.

>>12201911 (PB)

Are you aware that there are several scales for IQ? Two hundred is pretty good, but not necessarily the top of the pile.

>>12201817 (PB)

"We" have made no such assumptions. There is no need to infiltrate a million troops ... a few hundred would be sufficient.

>>12202154 (PB)

Which, if true, would make Trump signing anything tonight a colossal fuckup.

Don, if you are reading this ... those RINOs gotta come home sometime and when they do, they will have to sleep sometime.

>>12203224 (PB)

I've got a regular fucking symphony going just about every evening. And clicking sound like an electrical relay from time to time.

Mebbe a dummas question:

Since Pelosi submitted the existing bill (as amended) to an up / down vote and it failed, does it even still exist?

Or did she simply submit a change from $600 to $2000?

>>12204153

Aww … it's just a training feature. It'll teach ya to get a good shoulder lock before squeezing the bang switch.

Move the mechanism into an after market stock and the kick goes WAY down.

Or drape a wadded up t-shirt over your shoulder …

The ammunition can still be had by the case and most MN are tolerably accurate, with some considerably better than just "tolerably".

>>12204157

You can buy an upper for the AR-15 lower that shoots darned near anything.

For a price.

The standard AR food is .224" diameter … the same as a .22 LR. Generally speaking, though, it has both a speed and a mass advantage over the .22 squirrel-getter.

Don't be duped into converting a semi-auto into a full auto. The advantage of full auto is small, but the price of being caught with one is WAY HIGH. There are legal ways to accomplish something similar if you really feel that you need that functionality. But you probably don't.

The suggestion for a bolt-action Mosin Nagant is worth looking into. I've owned two and both are fine-ass rifles. Because the caliber is close to a 30-06, it does have some kick … but it also packs a helluva wallop at the other end, too.