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Originally Posted by waiting4something
Thanks for the homo comment Jester,  I was in the 7th. Hell even 3/7 for sometime. Anyway atleast your not gonna get that 10 shot break open AR thing.  It's good to know your planning to make a break for it out of the occupied zone. I just hope a ban doesn't happen before you get out. With the Mexican drug violence being blamed on are American firearms and all.  |
LOL, I wouldn't have coped to being with the 7th
Its all cool, some of my best freinds and some family were with the 7th. Its always a running joke we have.
As for the topbreak AR, eh. I had a corowrker who was doing alot of bragging on his "New AR" I was like "WOW!" I thought he jumped through the hoops in 99 to get the permit. then I learned from the other friend whom he showed it to.
There are 2 primary variants;
1.) As I said it has a FIXED magazine. To load, you need to break the weapon down, pushing in/pulling out the rear retaining pin on the reciever and hinge it forward, where you then load the rounds into the magazine like you would a bolt action rifle. They have AKs like this too. Had one at the range the other day who was very very VERY irritating.
2.) The rifle is similiar, but the magazine release is locked. You insert the magazine like normal. But, you need a key, the point of a nail or cartridge of awl or cross top screw driver to depress a special button to activate the magazine release.
Oh the fun I had making fun of that guy.
Hmmm, it could be interesting to find a small supply of these types of rifle in say, "City of the Angels" The people using them are not mechanicaly inclined or gun types. Figure the accountant or banker or lawyer or similiar who bought it for the cool factor after seeing a couple of action movies and in reality had no clue as to the proper employment. To further handicap them, they rare shoot past 100m and they tend to spray the area with rounds.
HQ:
Here is the question, would your area have enough arms and other equipment to equip that many people?