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02-13-2017, 01:14 PM
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I had to Google it but if you shoot one of these cute little bastards I will put a cigarette out on your eye


02-13-2017, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier⏩
+1 to thisI had to Google it but if you shoot one of these cute little bastards I will put a cigarette out on your eye


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02-13-2017, 01:48 PM
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Cute cool exciting rare, better choot em wait wut
02-13-2017, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
now its completeCute cool exciting raretasty
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02-13-2017, 02:19 PM
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Srs question. Why don't police use shotguns or rifles in a situation like this? I don't expect every single squad car to have a $1,900 AR in it, but a shotgun or short barrel shotgun is reasonable right?
02-13-2017, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted By OrificeSpunk⏩
I wouldn't want to try and rack a shotgun numerous times with a threat that close and with everything happening so quickly. More effective than 9mm? Sure, but it's completely ineffective if you don't land a hit and with such a slow rate of fire and the threat that close, you may not make any hits.Srs question. Why don't police use shotguns or rifles in a situation like this? I don't expect every single squad car to have a $1,900 AR in it, but a shotgun or short barrel shotgun is reasonable right?
An AR would be much better in that situation, I think a lot of departments have them in patrol cars now, whether it's supplied or authorized by the department. I think budget plays a role. Even if they require officers to purchase their own rifles, they are still liable for their training and that costs money.
I'm wondering more why they don't have lights on their handguns. If the dude wasn't holding a separate flashlight with one hand he wouldn't have shot himself in the hand.
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02-13-2017, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah⏩
If you full body mount one of those fuzzballs I'll full body mount you, nomsaiyanno theyre pretty rare but would make a sick full body mount
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02-13-2017, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah⏩
Had to ask cause couldnt imagine a reasonable explanation as to why you would shoot one of those lil mf's. woodpet/10no theyre pretty rare but would make a sick full body mount
02-13-2017, 02:48 PM
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[QUOTE=OrificeSpunk post_id=1483400791]Srs question. Why don't police use shotguns or rifles in a situation like this? I don't expect every single squad car to have a $1,900 AR in it, but a shotgun or short barrel shotgun is reasonable right?
[youtube]_hEld3oUVC0[youtube][/QUOTE]Budget is generally why.
There's a lot more to it, often, than just "oh a Rem 870 costs like $250", since you have to get them in quantity, spare parts, train the arms guys/whatever on gunsmithing them, spare parts support, spares, ammo, create standards and protocols for them, train and maintain training for the officers on them, ammo, it can really add up.
That said there are a lot of government programs for getting long guns to police and it can be done pretty inexpensively for shotguns, then again, in extreme close quarters like that is a pump shotgun you rarely use that much better?
AR type rifles are of course superior overall, hands down, but that can really get expensive AND sheeple don't like the "militarization" of police when they have evil black rifles, even in locations where private citizens can purchase the exact same rifles, so it can be political
[youtube]_hEld3oUVC0[youtube][/QUOTE]Budget is generally why.
There's a lot more to it, often, than just "oh a Rem 870 costs like $250", since you have to get them in quantity, spare parts, train the arms guys/whatever on gunsmithing them, spare parts support, spares, ammo, create standards and protocols for them, train and maintain training for the officers on them, ammo, it can really add up.
That said there are a lot of government programs for getting long guns to police and it can be done pretty inexpensively for shotguns, then again, in extreme close quarters like that is a pump shotgun you rarely use that much better?
AR type rifles are of course superior overall, hands down, but that can really get expensive AND sheeple don't like the "militarization" of police when they have evil black rifles, even in locations where private citizens can purchase the exact same rifles, so it can be political
02-13-2017, 02:55 PM
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I know you all probably know this...
But just picked up another 500 rounds of .223 brass wolf gold from Sportsmanguide for 159.59 + free shipping.
This is the 2nd time i've been allowed to use the free trial of the "members club"(I think it resets every year?), and they usually have a free shipping coupon. (its currently: BRSH1702)
But just picked up another 500 rounds of .223 brass wolf gold from Sportsmanguide for 159.59 + free shipping.
This is the 2nd time i've been allowed to use the free trial of the "members club"(I think it resets every year?), and they usually have a free shipping coupon. (its currently: BRSH1702)
Are you not entertained?
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02-13-2017, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
I also wondered why they had a separate light instead of one mounted on the pistol. Would a 1187 police in an sbs configuration be a no-go in this scenario?I wouldn't want to try and rack a shotgun numerous times with a threat that close and with everything happening so quickly. More effective than 9mm? Sure, but it's completely ineffective if you don't land a hit and with such a slow rate of fire and the threat that close, you may not make any hits.
An AR would be much better in that situation, I think a lot of departments have them in patrol cars now, whether it's supplied or authorized by the department. I think budget plays a role. Even if they require officers to purchase their own rifles, they are still liable for their training and that costs money.
I'm wondering more why they don't have lights on their handguns. If the dude wasn't holding a separate flashlight with one hand he wouldn't have shot himself in the hand.
An AR would be much better in that situation, I think a lot of departments have them in patrol cars now, whether it's supplied or authorized by the department. I think budget plays a role. Even if they require officers to purchase their own rifles, they are still liable for their training and that costs money.
I'm wondering more why they don't have lights on their handguns. If the dude wasn't holding a separate flashlight with one hand he wouldn't have shot himself in the hand.
02-13-2017, 03:26 PM
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[QUOTE=OrificeSpunk post_id=1483400791]Srs question. Why don't police use shotguns or rifles in a situation like this? I don't expect every single squad car to have a $1,900 AR in it, but a shotgun or short barrel shotgun is reasonable right?
[youtube]_hoUVC0[/youtu[/QUOTE]majority of departments issue an AR per cruiser, but some top cops refuse to issue them because "weapons of war have no place in this department" style logic. I'm not sure about other agencies, but the LAPD requires their officers issued ARs to attend UPR school and then to keep up quals and shiit, so there's always the issue of funding and personnel for training. Federal grants allow depts to obtain ARs, like they do with MRAPs and nods and the like. Then again, my local department doesn't even issue their officers MDTs, instead they'd rather purchase brand new Chargers and shiit to look pretty. Priorities aren't always in the right order. For the most part it's easier for local agencies to get ARs since they have to go through their top cop and town / city council. State agencies have to go through the director of the agency, then the secretary of the department it's under and finally through the general assembly. Red tape out the ass.
[youtube]_hoUVC0[/youtu[/QUOTE]majority of departments issue an AR per cruiser, but some top cops refuse to issue them because "weapons of war have no place in this department" style logic. I'm not sure about other agencies, but the LAPD requires their officers issued ARs to attend UPR school and then to keep up quals and shiit, so there's always the issue of funding and personnel for training. Federal grants allow depts to obtain ARs, like they do with MRAPs and nods and the like. Then again, my local department doesn't even issue their officers MDTs, instead they'd rather purchase brand new Chargers and shiit to look pretty. Priorities aren't always in the right order. For the most part it's easier for local agencies to get ARs since they have to go through their top cop and town / city council. State agencies have to go through the director of the agency, then the secretary of the department it's under and finally through the general assembly. Red tape out the ass.
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02-13-2017, 03:31 PM
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[QUOTE=OrificeSpunk post_id=1483400791]Srs question. Why don't police use shotguns or rifles in a situation like this? I don't expect every single squad car to have a $1,900 AR in it, but a shotgun or short barrel shotgun is reasonable right?
[youtube]_hEld3oUVC0[youtube][/QUOTE]Great example of why medical gear on your person is way better than medical gear in your vehicle.
Good thing that bleed wasn't worse.
[youtube]_hEld3oUVC0[youtube][/QUOTE]Great example of why medical gear on your person is way better than medical gear in your vehicle.
Good thing that bleed wasn't worse.
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02-13-2017, 03:44 PM
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I've got a few of these left, anyone interested? They're 3/8" thick AR500, 3" Dia. mount with 5/16" Bolt.
also question for you bros, what size gong would you say is preferable?
02-13-2017, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted By OrificeSpunk⏩
Decent handheld lights have less reliability issues than WML's, generally (due to recoil surely, though I wonder on design as well). WML's require more training to be familiar and comfortable with, training = time and money, which is basically $^2, and we probably know how many cops don't train more than the absolute minimum to pass the minimum qual standards that for some departments are just once a year as generally mandated by the state certification board/whatever. You need holsters for the particular gun and light too of course, which are more expensive and then you are stuck with that model light or buying new holsters.I also wondered why they had a separate light instead of one mounted on the pistol. Would a 1187 police in an sbs configuration be a no-go in this scenario?
Then there is the reliability aspect, Indiana State Police had a bunch of malfunction issues with Glock 22's and WML's because Glock ****ed that up, as have other manufacturers for certain models I am sure, you avoid any possible issue there if you just skip the WML.
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You'll have time to go to your vehicle, wherever it is, after being injured.Great example of why medical gear on your person is way better than medical gear in your vehicle.
Good thing that bleed wasn't worse.
Good thing that bleed wasn't worse.
02-13-2017, 05:18 PM
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So there's this thread on ARF about whether or not members would give up their guns (and only shoot once a year) for $10 million.
I'm surprised at the # of people who said no.
Would you?
I would in a heartbeat.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/196...9218#i64639218
I'm surprised at the # of people who said no.
Would you?
I would in a heartbeat.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/196...9218#i64639218
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02-13-2017, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted By iTrek⏩
It's not hard to find out, if you care to know. God forbid we talk about a gun related topic in here though amright lolI'm glad we have so many wannabe cops in here to tell us how police departments train and equip. Thanks for the knowledge drop guys.
It's a pretty popular topic with gun people/on gun boards, ya know
Originally Posted By WrinklyGrandma⏩
That's a tough question. I am inclined to say no, but...$10 million.So there's this thread on ARF about whether or not members would give up their guns (and only shoot once a year) for $10 million.
I'm surprised at the # of people who said no.
Would you?
I would in a heartbeat.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/196...9218#i64639218
I'm surprised at the # of people who said no.
Would you?
I would in a heartbeat.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/196...9218#i64639218
"No firearm in your house period"...answer is nope.
02-13-2017, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
But you could bang high class escorts every night and travel the world with just the money you'd make off interest.It's not hard to find out, if you care to know. God forbid we talk about a gun related topic in here though amright lol
It's a pretty popular topic with gun people/on gun boards, ya know
That's a tough question. I am inclined to say no, but...$10 million.
"No firearm in your house period"...answer is nope.
It's a pretty popular topic with gun people/on gun boards, ya know
That's a tough question. I am inclined to say no, but...$10 million.
"No firearm in your house period"...answer is nope.
Personally, I'd use the money to poop on girls.
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02-13-2017, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted By OrificeSpunk⏩
Fuuuuu know one of the officers in the video. srs.Srs question. Why don't police use shotguns or rifles in a situation like this? I don't expect every single squad car to have a $1,900 AR in it, but a shotgun or short barrel shotgun is reasonable right?
Scary to watch even though I knew how it ended.
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anyone want some ss109https://www.ammunitiondepot.com/2175...s109&results=6add the two 50 cal ammo cans with free shipping. $320 shipped for 1000 rounds and 3 ammo cans
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Gross ****ing eotrash
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Originally Posted By jarryd2018⏩
jarry-d, pls. the xps2 sh*ts on any tube optic with its goat reticle, fine center dot, and large sight picture.Gross ****ing eotrash
one more to show off how slick this aero bcg is.

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Originally Posted By WrinklyGrandma⏩
I am saying no. No guns ever again, other than shooting with a friend once a year? I gotta say no. That means my wife can't have a gun, I can't teach my kids to shoot, **** that man.So there's this thread on ARF about whether or not members would give up their guns (and only shoot once a year) for $10 million.
I'm surprised at the # of people who said no.
Would you?
I would in a heartbeat.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/196...9218#i64639218
I'm surprised at the # of people who said no.
Would you?
I would in a heartbeat.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/196...9218#i64639218
Although it's easy to say that now, with no one offering me $10 million in cash to give up my guns.
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Originally Posted By WrinklyGrandma⏩
Crazy that it's nearly a perfect 50/50 split but slightly in favor of keeping the guns.So there's this thread on ARF about whether or not members would give up their guns (and only shoot once a year) for $10 million.
I'm surprised at the # of people who said no.
Would you?
I would in a heartbeat.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/196...9218#i64639218
I'm surprised at the # of people who said no.
Would you?
I would in a heartbeat.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/196...9218#i64639218
I'd just get a crossbow for home defense with baller security and sloots in bikinis armed with katanas to protect me. And I'd still have 9 million left.
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