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There are UNIFORMED Secret Service Officers? Kinda blows the whole secret thing apart, doesn't it?

philip964 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2024 3:19 pm https://www.yahoo.com/news/former-houst ... 00747.html

Guilty

Good!

Now, doesn't this mean he is responsible for injuries to the other officers? Or did I miss or forget them already being held accountable for their parts in that mess?

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An article about one of the officer's I served with. He was murdered that day as the co-pilot and first officer of that first plane. I will never forget!
https://patch.com/new-hampshire/portsmo ... -flight-11

Forgive me, but the deal they discouraged that was turned down sounds an awful lot like democrat compromises when it comes to the second amendment or firearms in general here in the US.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/commander-navy-warship-relieved-duty-171445028.html Relieved of command. Good. Proper handling of a firearm most likely wasn't his only shortcoming. All we got on my destroyer in the '80s was lousy M-14 hand me downs from early Vietnam era with the selector switch's welde...

I wouldn't want to take a job away from an EMT.

The only firearms related things I think I've gotten at Academy in recent years were shotgun shells. I was trying out some of the Aguila stuff earlier this year. Otherwise I'm there for other things.

Excaliber wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 7:18 am It also looks like the captain forgot his ear protection too.

Looking like a fool in publicity photos may be a new WH mandate after Biden put his hard hat on backwards while showing how in touch he is with blue collar types.

He's got something in his ear. Maybe not protection, but something.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/commander-navy-warship-relieved-duty-171445028.html Relieved of command. Good. Proper handling of a firearm most likely wasn't his only shortcoming. All we got on my destroyer in the '80s was lousy M-14 hand me downs from early Vietnam era with the selector switch's welde...

The Annoyed Man wrote: ↑Tue Aug 27, 2024 11:55 am Too big for a firing pin spring?

Maybe not for a howitzer.

It is looking more and more like we will have to go with an attorney to get this done. It just chaps me because my mom’s Will stipulates that I and my sister are co-executors. I don’t understand why a court would have any say in the matter. Her will was handled by a law group that used to do probate...

Did you replace any springs in any of your guns? Maybe the old one? Nope. I have not replaced any springs in any of them. The only part I have replaced was a lost follower on my Benelli. I'm hoping it is just a spare for something or something I picked up just because and it doesn't really go with ...

I was cleaning one of my handguns and pulled several rags out of my cleaning kit when my mystery spring fell out of one of the rags. I've searched the web without success. Dimensions are as follows: Length, 52mm Outside diameter, 25.5mm Inside diameter, 20mm Spring coil, 2.7mm There are no flat spot...

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