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Re: serial number on gun?
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Posted by GeneMo on March 07, 2007 at 21:08:15 from (76.0.56.194):
In Reply to: Re: serial number on gun? posted by Don L C on March 07, 2007 at 10:52:32:
An 18 year old, with a questionable handgun, and two or three days of training. Dang, I think he could be one of our deputy's!!! Telling him to be cautious, get training and keep the gun on the farm is not being afraid or untrained. Been on the farm and having shot every thing there was since 1954.. Class 3 NFA, Handloaded, cast my own bullets, do you know how to mesure headspace? No there are gun people on here, we just know that at 18, in this day and age,with a handgun you just need to stay on the farm and not risk running afoul with all the Barney Fifes' out there. It's the cops we need to fear. That is why the founding fathers of this country did not want a large free standing police force!!! Gene
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