[kosick]

A thief was executed by police and two others shot dead in Haiti.

An exchange of gunfire between the suspects and police took place after authorities got wind of a forex trader allegedly kidnapped and held for ransom in Cap-Haitien.

Two of the three suspects driving motorbikes were killed at the scene while the third suspect died from his injuries at a local hospital, reports said

[Sugar³]

I remembered this funny shit I wrote in the Green Gun Porn thread. I smuggled it out like Jews hidden in grand pianos.

Originally Posted by Dr Thrumpkinz ↗

A memory of youth from sector 22 of the Royal Penile Colony--Canadia.
"I recall clearly as a tiny child of 9 or 10 years, pretending nervously in supermarkets not to be thumbing up the pages of the newest issue of Guns & Ammo by hiding it within the fold of a Penthouse Magazine."
-Colonial Thrumpkinz

[Yanni]

Originally Posted by Dr Thrumpkinz ↗

brail

*braille

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by Stallo ↗

Finland? You joking? This video is not from Finland, haven’t heard anything about it in the news.

Haiti, Finland, what's the difference?

[julleplayboy]

That is not helsinki you idiot

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by Dr Thrumpkinz ↗

Those watches are expensive. The Devon is 20k, and the Tag and HYT are around 60k. I wouldn't buy them even if I could very comfortably afford to do so--I just dig their complications. I also dislike metal bands. I have a Tag Formula One watch that has a vulcanized rubber band--it's nice to wear. But these days I like to where this thing. It's solar, plus it's a Tachymeter, so the marked outer bezel turns to line up with markings on the dial to give solutions to almost infinite equations and all sorts of conversions, that is complex enough to use that I often forget how to. I made the band myself. It's one piece so it's pretty comfy too--I even turned the little brass pins, and their alluminum flanges on a tiny micro lathe I have that's designed for dentistry.

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I remember when the Boberg came out they always said that inexpensive bullets often had grooves that were too shallow to be properly pulled from the rear by. When you say it should have push system, you mean the bullet should, instead, be pushed by its nose into the position that it is pulled to with the current design? Would that be something that could happen in the clip? Like even, a clip reworking that would guide the bullet into the pistol's existing pull system--like a helper?
I wish I could have one just to play with, and look at more closely.

You gotta love old mechanical watches, they were mechanical marvels indeed, my father had several watches,Enicar, Bulova, Royce and other pieces of 1960s brands.
The ultra expensive watches sure are fantastic for their complicated inner workings but we could easily end up in these pages if we ever decided to wear them outside to flash our ridiculous income to the world.

And about the Boberg, yes, pushing the cartridges by the nose instead of/or in combination with pulling them to eliminate the stress on the case's crimping, also the two claws could have a third longer claw that engages the bullet's nose so it pulls the cartridge as a whole.

I don't know how the designer didn't think about what does a "bullet puller" is used for when he decided that the feeding system could successfully employ a pulling mechanism when it is a known fact that regular cartridges are susceptible to be separated by pulling the bullet from the casing.

[connor]

Blm?

[Sugar³]

Originally Posted by DanteAntonelli ↗

You gotta love old mechanical watches, they were mechanical marvels indeed, my father had several watches,Enicar, Bulova, Royce and other pieces of 1960s brands.
The ultra expensive watches sure are fantastic for their complicated inner workings but we could easily end up in these pages if we ever decided to wear them outside to flash our ridiculous income to the world.

And about the Boberg, yes, pushing the cartridges by the nose instead of/or in combination with pulling them to eliminate the stress on the case's crimping, also the two claws could have a third longer claw that engages the bullet's nose so it pulls the cartridge as a whole.

I don't know how the designer didn't think about what does a "bullet puller" is used for when he decided that the feeding system could successfully employ a pulling mechanism when it is a known fact that regular cartridges are susceptible to be separated by pulling the bullet from the casing.

[san_chayin]

[Daggett160]

It was somewhere that BLM