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joker5656
IF you owned a Raven .25, would you admit it?
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  • joker5656
    I thought hard about not asking this question but what the heck.

    Screw you ATF.
    I got nothing.
    No FA.
    Nothing.
    I don't even have an M16 trigger hidden between my butt cheeks.
    With that disclaimer said, here is my question.

    Suppose Grandpa gave you an old truck full of his WWII relics including a few souvenirs from WWII Germany that were never reported and don't have a Class III tax stamp or whatever. They have been sitting in an attic for the last several decades.

    What do you do with these undocumented full auto rifles?
    German. American. Jap. Is there a way to make them legal, or should a guy just march them into the local ATF field office?

    Now if the ATF FBI, or Obamalamadingdong's special police does a family tree on me, I'm clean.

    But seriously, every time a guy walks in to a pawn shop with some old auto gun, the immediate thought is "THESE GUYS ARE ATF RATS!"

    What if they are honest idiots?


    Common I dare you to give a legitimate response.
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  • joker5656
    You've been informed you have a deadly disease. Doctor of course propses treatment which will be long, EXPENSIVE and have only moderate chance of success.
    If you choose to deny treatment and just accept your fate, would that nullify your Life insurance policy?
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  • joker5656
    If you took standard factory 300RUM loads, and you cut a bolt actions barrel down to about 17 or 18 inches; how bad would the muzzel blast be?[xx(]
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  • joker5656
    i see these football pools going on at work, they are the ones you get on a square.

    100 squares $1 to 1000 dollars

    i assume they are illegal? I'm i right or not.

    what would the ramifications be if they were gambling for a pistol
    be, still the same or more laws broken.

    or is it all OK an just men having fun.

    have you ever gotten on a pool board,asking these are for a good reason. more info coming soon. maybe
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  • joker5656
    about reserve and opening prices. I know this subject has been discussed ad-nauseam, but I haven't seen anyone ask this question. What would be the result of making reserve prices and opening prices on auctions a paid for feature? So, if someone wants to list an item with a reserve or opening price, then they would pay a small fee like they would for other optional features.

    At first thought, it would definitely reduce the practice of overloading the site with people just listing items for the hell of it, or trying to determine the value of an item rather than sell it. Would anyone be discouraged from actually selling an item if this fee was added?
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  • joker5656
    Lets say a friend of mine bought a firearm online. And lets say it was from a seller with several thousand transactions under their belt. Now lets say that they screwed the pooch and sent it to the buyer instead of the FFL transfer dealer that the buyer usually deals with. Is there any problem with the said buyer taking it to their dealer the next day, because the transfer dealer would be currently closed at the present time? I wouldn't want to see any of the parties involved in any kind of trouble.
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  • joker5656
    Can someone tell me how it would be possible for the US, Canada, and Mexico to become one state? I was watching some you-tube videos and it made me wounder if this was possible at all. even if we did create a currency like Europe did the Euro. I know the Constitution in Washington doesnt mean much to alot of Senators and what not, but to me it does the Constitution means alot to many, but how in the world could this happen.
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  • joker5656
    You are a law enforcement officer (peace officer, police officer, deputy sheriff, whatever) in northern Virginia. Monday night, August 17, you observe a vehicle swerving across lanes, and make a very wide turn into the opposite lane. You pull the vehicle over, and it is being operated by Senator Kennedy. The odor of alcoholic beverages is immediately obvious. What do you do ?
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  • joker5656
    Let's suppose I am live trapping coons. What is the best way to kill them bloodlessly? Electrocution is my guess. With what?

    I'm thinking the more cycles per minute the lower the voltage would be, plus the quicker the death and the more humane the kill. What would provide the greatest hertz or cycles per minute for the quickest kill?
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  • wsfiredude
    because a majority of American voters are so friggon apathetic, and will vote for any old turd just because someone tells them that they are the only one that is "electable".
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  • Sav99
    ...how in the world could this happen?

    Very methodically.
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  • royc38
    Exactly what was said above. Imagine Bill Clinton got elected twice and there are actual people out there that think Hillary Clinton could be president. A lot of people out there live paycheck to paycheck and their memory of politics lasts about the same time frame (Friday-Friday). I don't mind stupid people as long as it only hurts them but when it effects me I got a problem with it. If only stupidity could be painful, the world would be a better place.
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  • zipperzap
    Who do you think'll win American Idol this time?
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