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Is that a shotgun in your pants or are you just glad to see me?txinvestigator wrote:My wife took some of my "tac" pants to the Dry Cleaners once and a shotgun fell out and rolled across the floor.
Other times loose ammo has fallen out.
Those crazy Brits!
If you re-read your post you knew this was coming!!!! 
[homer simpson] DOH![/homer simpson] I meant "shotgun shell".jbenat wrote:Is that a shotgun in your pants or are you just glad to see me?txinvestigator wrote:My wife took some of my "tac" pants to the Dry Cleaners once and a shotgun fell out and rolled across the floor.
Other times loose ammo has fallen out.
Those crazy Brits!
Where can I get some of those Tac pants that will hide a shotgun????
Sorry about that. Couldn't help myself.
Dude! You'll be Emmit Smith! (Okay, I admit I watched Dancing with the Stars last night, and my significant other didn't even have to twist my arm; she paid more attention to Emmit and Mario than I did, though, so my vote was abstained.)I've made up my mind...I'm going to style some of these pants--->
Me, too. "Man! I've got the ammo, now I've got to get the gun so it doesn't go to waste!"Skiprr wrote:My goodness, a .22 short. I wonder what the response would have been if they had found a .45 JHP. Or, gasp, a 25mm from a Barrett XM109.
Oh, wait. Finding one of those 25mm jobs on my doorstep might give me pause...
) in the street. I did call the cops to see if they would care, but I was told "just throw it away." So I took it home to fire in my own .45.Sadly, it doesn't seem like we are too far from that over on this side of the pond. It seems like I hear these very thoughts being preached almost daily.Texican_gal wrote:You have the thought police, cameras on every corner, and you are told to not defend yourself when attacked because "violence" is always wrong.
Guilty as chargedKBCraig wrote: don't tell me you've never bought ammo for a gun you don't (yet!) own.
Kevin
heck, I buy bullets for reloading equipment i don't have,,, yet.Jacob Staff wrote:Guilty as chargedKBCraig wrote: don't tell me you've never bought ammo for a gun you don't (yet!) own.
Kevin
Lol....well...see what happens when you sweep stuff under the carpets..ha.ha...'the bullet will go off when struck or esposed to heat...yeah enough heat in London will set off that .22 . The sky is falling, the sky is falling. Oh lordy!Guardian article
Bullet found in doorway
By David Williams
LETHAL: The .22 calibre bullet found in Walthamstow High Street on a market day morning (D6W1001)
LETHAL: The .22 calibre bullet found in Walthamstow High Street on a market day morning (D6W1001)
LIVE ammunition has been found lying in the doorway of a busy high street shop.
The .22 calibre short round bullet was found at the entrance of the 99p Stores.
Mr Khan said that if it had been struck hard enough or exposed to heat it could have gone off.
"How can you feel safe when you are finding things like this on the street?
The bullet has been examined at a Metropolitan Police laboratory and details about it kept for future reference.
A police spokesman said: "Recovering firearms and ammunition is a priority for the police. We take the same view of ammunition as we do of a gun.
"If it goes bang, it is still lethal."
Maybe from some, but not from this preacher.dws1117 wrote:Sadly, it doesn't seem like we are too far from that over on this side of the pond. It seems like I hear these very thoughts being preached almost daily.Texican_gal wrote:You have the thought police, cameras on every corner, and you are told to not defend yourself when attacked because "violence" is always wrong.
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Sounds like we need a UN peace keeping force over there.