"Concentration camps". You've gone from idiotic to ridiculous. Seriously, man. Fix yourself.
The G.O.P. Is Still the Party of Plutocrats
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"Concentration camps". You've gone from idiotic to ridiculous. Seriously, man. Fix yourself.
So since you lack any commons sense or moral compass altogether. How do you cope?
bitch.
I got called a Nazi for suggesting that maybe free Critical Thinking courses should be offered at local High Schools at night. (to break the indoctrination)
Then they're talking forced re-education camps for free thinkers.
I've been called worse (yes, the Nazis were really bad) by a few libturds here. Been squealed on, ganged up on and insulted numerous times for being adopted.
Some libturds here called for an extermination for those who disagree with them.
If they think a few unarmed and unorganized fools attacking the house was an "insurrection," just wait until they try to force their radical "change" on us rural folk. All hell's gonna break loose...
Matt Dillon
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The streets will run with their blood.
They are absolutely clueless as to how many people are pissed off at their whole schtick.
It's a supermajority.
You, talking about common sense and morals, is like the deaf saying they can hear you crying out loud.
Cunt.
Whether we're a super majority or not, they'll find out our resolve when they try to implement their leftist ideologies on us.
Matt is desperate that we all know that he is a Nazi.
He's not a Nazi. He's just a paranoid, insecure fuck. Like most shit-kickers from the south foreign accents and different skin colors other than white make him nervous. He celebrates the diving economy just because he knows it's going to hurt the Dems politically.
He's just a evil ragaholic. Not a "Nazi", though.
Matt Dillon
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My best friend's dad had 3 dried Nazi officer ears on a dogtag chain. I've shot the Luger he brought back from Dachau, commie puke. (It jammed, too)
I'm American all the way, boy.
Matt Dillon
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Yeah, you're Diesel the Korean twink.
Matt Dillon
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LOL... A Florida man.. the story writes itself
A Korean homo Central Park men's room prostitute, the story writes itself.
The Luger was a rather dependable firearm...
Frank Duncan, NRA Life. Owned firearms for over 50 years.
My favorite shooting Luger
That sort of depends on what you consider good. It was manufactured for almost half a century and used by over 18 countries so it had several good points. Having owned several for almost half a century, I can say that there are several very good points and several not so good.
The Luger is one of the most natural pointing guns ever made. It simply fits the hand and is very accurate. Even the mass produced ones are extremely well made. It fires the 9 mm cartridge which was developed for it in 1902 and has become the world standard for pistol cartridges. Universally available, and reasonably priced. It is very easy to field strip (when you know how).
Now for the down sides. It is sensitive to both dirt and rust, so it has to be carried in a fully covered holster. This would seem to be a bad thing for a field weapon, but the Germans and the others didn't seem to have as much of a problem as it would seem to be.
It has a single stack magazine, but this was the standard for the time it was designed.
It is a complex design with all machined parts not all of which are always interchangeable and it was expensive to manufacture.
It requires good ammunition. It will handle hot ammo a lot better than target loads which may not function the action. The action is a complex balancing of forces and springs which balance to make the toggle action work right so good power is essential for proper operation.
On the plus side, again, it has to be one of the most beautiful designs ever fielded. Everyone knows what they are on sight and wants one. They are also a pleasure to shoot.
Edit-problems with shooting a Luger
Since it is extraordinarily unlikely that my wife will ever read my comment, I'll try to explain a Luger to you having owned and shot many for over 40 years. They are a lot like a woman. If you understand how they work and what makes them happy, they will run like a Swiss watch. If you DON'T treat them they way they want to be treated, well…life can get very difficult.
First of all, a Luger won't shoot well if it is "limp wristed." You must hold it very firmly. If you don't grip it firmly, the gun will move enough that your wrist will absorb some of the energy it needs to cycle and cause it to jam.
It needs full power ammunition! Target loads or a lot of the commercial ammo is loaded down so as to not strain a gun. A Luger was designed to take full power cartridges and will jam if fed weaker rounds.
Another problem can come from a mixed number Luger. All parts are marked either with a full serial number or the last two digits. These guns were all hand fitted at the factory during assembly. The parts are generally interchangeable, but sometimes they must be fitted to the individual pistol. If some of the parts are mismatched, there may be trouble, and most of the trouble in a Luger is jamming.
A well adjusted Luger is like a happy woman when all is well. Beautiful to look at and a pleasure to hold and wonderful to shoot. Considering that it was used by many countries for many years and you will realize that it has many virtues, although like any woman, you must also be aware of its few vices. Keep it clean and oiled and it will provide you with a lifetime of pleasure.
A Korean homo Central Park men's room prostitute, the story writes itself.
Central Park is in New York, Sling Blade, NOT Seattle. So I was correct. You didn't make if very far in school did you? You are severely geographically challenged.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
The Luger was a rather dependable firearm...
Frank Duncan, NRA Life. Owned firearms for over 50 years.
My favorite shooting Luger
That sort of depends on what you consider good. It was manufactured for almost half a century and used by over 18 countries so it had several good points. Having owned several for almost half a century, I can say that there are several very good points and several not so good.
The Luger is one of the most natural pointing guns ever made. It simply fits the hand and is very accurate. Even the mass produced ones are extremely well made. It fires the 9 mm cartridge which was developed for it in 1902 and has become the world standard for pistol cartridges. Universally available, and reasonably priced. It is very easy to field strip (when you know how).
Now for the down sides. It is sensitive to both dirt and rust, so it has to be carried in a fully covered holster. This would seem to be a bad thing for a field weapon, but the Germans and the others didn't seem to have as much of a problem as it would seem to be.
It has a single stack magazine, but this was the standard for the time it was designed.
It is a complex design with all machined parts not all of which are always interchangeable and it was expensive to manufacture.
It requires good ammunition. It will handle hot ammo a lot better than target loads which may not function the action. The action is a complex balancing of forces and springs which balance to make the toggle action work right so good power is essential for proper operation.
On the plus side, again, it has to be one of the most beautiful designs ever fielded. Everyone knows what they are on sight and wants one. They are also a pleasure to shoot.
Edit-problems with shooting a Luger
Since it is extraordinarily unlikely that my wife will ever read my comment, I'll try to explain a Luger to you having owned and shot many for over 40 years. They are a lot like a woman. If you understand how they work and what makes them happy, they will run like a Swiss watch. If you DON'T treat them they way they want to be treated, well…life can get very difficult.
First of all, a Luger won't shoot well if it is "limp wristed." You must hold it very firmly. If you don't grip it firmly, the gun will move enough that your wrist will absorb some of the energy it needs to cycle and cause it to jam.
It needs full power ammunition! Target loads or a lot of the commercial ammo is loaded down so as to not strain a gun. A Luger was designed to take full power cartridges and will jam if fed weaker rounds.
Another problem can come from a mixed number Luger. All parts are marked either with a full serial number or the last two digits. These guns were all hand fitted at the factory during assembly. The parts are generally interchangeable, but sometimes they must be fitted to the individual pistol. If some of the parts are mismatched, there may be trouble, and most of the trouble in a Luger is jamming.
A well adjusted Luger is like a happy woman when all is well. Beautiful to look at and a pleasure to hold and wonderful to shoot. Considering that it was used by many countries for many years and you will realize that it has many virtues, although like any woman, you must also be aware of its few vices. Keep it clean and oiled and it will provide you with a lifetime of pleasure.
I did my oil magic on it, but we only shot it with the original German WW2 ammo in the purple box. I like the way to rack a round with it. That's neat.
It was chrome..looks like that wasn't the norm. I don't think it was nickel, pretty sure it was chrome. Could be wrong.
I'd say the challenges you face are mental...
Alright buddy. I'm moving on. Have to buy a car today or pay another week on my rental. Gonna hit Autotrader now. Have a nice day.
danielpalos
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Yes. Right-wingers still have no problem denying and disparaging justice for the Poor if they can't afford it under our form of Capitalism.
Vote Blue not Red!
Vote Blue not Red!
BidenPresident
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The Trump Party.
Geeko Sportivo
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Take? Like Trump tried to take it?
Like the insurrection tried to take it?
Hilarious!
The Democrats don't have to take elections- They just go out and win them- AT THE POLLS!
LIKE THEY DID IN 2020!