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I've just spent too much time and money on making another "First Arsenal" kit. Especially since I don't currently have a girlfriend to give it to. So I might be taking it to the Phoenix gun show, in hopes of selling it and at least recouping my investment. If and when I land another mate, I can just make her a new one. Heh.... If you have a grand handy, it can be yours, but if you wannit, you'll have to act fast - I'm leaving for Phoenix early Saturday, so that just leaves Friday to put down a deposit. And you gotta be legal to own a gun, natch.
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Man, I gotta try and get a photo of dad's new plunkin' 10/22. I have the same identical RIFLE but what dad's sporting is a... slightly modified one. Barrel cut down and put in a VERY comfortable pistol form with lazer sight and one heck of a rapid fire gun. Much more responsive work inside than mine. Just a fantastic little plunkin' for fun.
Say, ever get that Email I sent with all those little guns used by professional assassins in the old days?
Say, ever get that Email I sent with all those little guns used by professional assassins in the old days?
In giving it a little thought, as my mind tends to on matters like this.. A railroad spike in a pretty decent hand-to-hand combat multi-tool with plenty of non-lethal and lethal methods of use.
1. It's hefty, so the blunt end would hurt about as much as getting smacked with a hammer.
2. It's shape is a bit like a roll of quarters, so it'd brace the knuckles nicely during a punch.
3. The curled over bit on the blunt end would still be non-lethal, but could seriously lay open an attacker's forehead. (It's hard to attack someone if you're eyes are full of blood.)
4. And finally, if absolutely necessary, the pointy end would probably be able to punch a rather nasty hole in someone's skull.
(5. Would you want to continue to attack someone screaming like a banshee and brandishing a railroad spike with intent to defend themselves by splitting your skull open? Yeah, me neither.)
1. It's hefty, so the blunt end would hurt about as much as getting smacked with a hammer.
2. It's shape is a bit like a roll of quarters, so it'd brace the knuckles nicely during a punch.
3. The curled over bit on the blunt end would still be non-lethal, but could seriously lay open an attacker's forehead. (It's hard to attack someone if you're eyes are full of blood.)
4. And finally, if absolutely necessary, the pointy end would probably be able to punch a rather nasty hole in someone's skull.
(5. Would you want to continue to attack someone screaming like a banshee and brandishing a railroad spike with intent to defend themselves by splitting your skull open? Yeah, me neither.)
I'm lazy, I just have a sword, a long dagger that might as well be called another sword, then I have a collection of various quality knives..
See, it's when they make a gunblade that can fire knives that are on fire and have those shoot bees, that are also on fire, that's when I'll upgrade.
See, it's when they make a gunblade that can fire knives that are on fire and have those shoot bees, that are also on fire, that's when I'll upgrade.
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