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Thread: Misc Firearms Crew LXXVI: Headshots for Jesus

post 1598433741 02-24-2020, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted By spirit750⏩
A little over a week my dog and another dog got in a fight while we were out walking. Totally the other dog’s fault for no other reason than my dog was on a leash controlled by me and this one was out running free. But that whole thing is irrelevant to me now. Mine came out way worse with both bones in the left front leg broken. He had a splint on from his toes to his elbow which was rough, but he was figuring it out. Took him back this afternoon to get the splint changed since he had been licking and chewing on it and now they opened the splint so the wound will heal (bone went through the skin) and he has a cone on. I had a hella rough time with this last week but we made a lot of progress through the week and now it feels like starting all over again. He’s never had a cone. Never had anything wrong before. He’s still sort of knocked out right now but next few days are going to suck.

Anyone been through this before? And advice? I’m taking off tomorrow but I can’t take off all week. Worried about him being alone with all this.
i had something similar happen about a year and a half ago. 3 dogs ran out of a front door and surrounded mine. only ended up with one puncture wound near his ass. he couldn't handle the cone...would just walk around til he hit a corner, then flip out and run into everything.

i got him something like this,https://www.chewy.com/kong-cloud-col...BoCLvUQAvD_BwE, and it worked a lot better.
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post 1598433921 02-24-2020, 06:02 PM
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My GSD was an absolute menace with the cone of shame. He had a big one and he damn near killed me three times coming down the stairs (I was going down in front of him and he tried to run past me on the side like he always does). It was like he was wearing a snow plow. And then he was running into and chipping walls, cabinets, etc. I ordered him a soft collar that was more like a human neck brace kind of thing and it was much better.

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post 1598435111 02-24-2020, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83⏩
Good plan, they definitely won't just shoot you through the Wall...
If you're worried about being shot when you walk around the corner to pick up some Ho-Ho's from the end aisle display...
post 1598435311 02-24-2020, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted By spirit750⏩
A little over a week my dog and another dog got in a fight while we were out walking. Totally the other dog’s fault for no other reason than my dog was on a leash controlled by me and this one was out running free. But that whole thing is irrelevant to me now. Mine came out way worse with both bones in the left front leg broken. He had a splint on from his toes to his elbow which was rough, but he was figuring it out. Took him back this afternoon to get the splint changed since he had been licking and chewing on it and now they opened the splint so the wound will heal (bone went through the skin) and he has a cone on. I had a hella rough time with this last week but we made a lot of progress through the week and now it feels like starting all over again. He’s never had a cone. Never had anything wrong before. He’s still sort of knocked out right now but next few days are going to suck.

Anyone been through this before? And advice? I’m taking off tomorrow but I can’t take off all week. Worried about him being alone with all this.
That sucks. Man I'd be kicking the **** out of a dog that did that and wondering if I could make a shot with a safe backstop but probably not because of moving targets so so not worth trying, would be pissed/10.

They...they just don't seem to get it. Our GSD got a stick jammed up his first when he was young-ish that became a foreign body thing (it didn't show up on xray took like three times to get it all it was just a really unfortunate injury for such a simple thing) so anyway he had the cone for awhile...never really stopped plowing into things. He had kind of a side to side shoulder/head move while walking that's typical but you don't notice it so much till the satellite dish is moving with it. He just kept running into things until we took it off...might have slowed down somewhat some of the time and maybe not quite as often but...it kept happening regularly IDK what you can do about it
post 1598436261 02-24-2020, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
That sucks. Man I'd be kicking the **** out of a dog that did that and wondering if I could make a shot with a safe backstop but probably not because of moving targets so so not worth trying, would be pissed/10.

They...they just don't seem to get it. Our GSD got a stick jammed up his first when he was young-ish that became a foreign body thing (it didn't show up on xray took like three times to get it all it was just a really unfortunate injury for such a simple thing) so anyway he had the cone for awhile...never really stopped plowing into things. He had kind of a side to side shoulder/head move while walking that's typical but you don't notice it so much till the satellite dish is moving with it. He just kept running into things until we took it off...might have slowed down somewhat some of the time and maybe not quite as often but...it kept happening regularly IDK what you can do about it
i went after the biggest of the 3 that ran up on my dog. i kicked it several times but american bulldogs have thick necks. i kept it off my dog but it was a workout.
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post 1598436281 02-24-2020, 06:46 PM
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The donut thing looks awesome but I don’t know if it would keep him from getting to his front leg. I wish I could find one local and try it out just to see. Hate to NDA one and it not work.

I WISH he could run around and knock me down with it, but in addition to the cone he’s hobbled on 3 legs and now the bad one has an open wound that’s still bleeding.
post 1598436701 02-24-2020, 06:51 PM
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I’ve had a real internal battle with myself over what I could have/should have done to keep this from happening but I can’t get hung up on that. I just have to try and get him better now. And be more prepared next time. It’s rough.

Just gave him some benedryl and the original pain medicine they gave last week. Hoping it takes the edge off for a little while. He’s always hated stuff on his head anyways. Good luck trying to put a hat on him for a funny picture. So this cone thing has him big fuked up.
post 1598438061 02-24-2020, 07:17 PM
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Back on the med stuff
Originally Posted By Tuksonrider⏩
LOL. Yeah, Orca, and the Recon kit is in it! Also, quickclot, chest seals, and Israeli bandages. Funny you mentioned all that. It is bigger than I thought, so of course, I filled it. Also have emergency blanket, poncho, med tape, gauze, bandages, gloves, shears, etc.

More than having it is training. Fortunately, I get it for free from work. Was supposed to take a refresher course yesterday, but was canceled. Sucks.
Three different pouches, slightly different sizes, the size differences are more significant in person than the picture would lead you to believe (and generally the tourniquet, if pouch is worn on the body, would go separately on its own, not on the pouch)


Left to right

* HSGI Bleeder-blowout pouch
- 4" Israeli bandage
- 2x NAR HYFIN compact vented chest seals
- 1 pair nitrile gloves
- NAR compressed gauze 4.5"x4.1y
- QuikClot 3"x2y gauze (yes tiny)
- Sheers
- Temporary rubber band Recon TQ (kind of a placeholder) because this is mostly intended to go on a belt that will have an NAR C-A-T on it directly

* DStac med pouch
- 6" Israeli bandage
- 2x NAR HYFIN vented chest seals
- 2 pair nitrile gloves
- QuikClot combat gauze LE
- Sheers
- NAR C-A-T in outside pocket
https://www.esstac.com/product-page/dstac-med-pouch

* Dark Angel Medical D.A.R.K. Trauma kit
- 4" Israeli Bandage
- 2x HALO vented chest seals
- 1 pair nitrile gloves
- QuikClot combat gauze LE
- Compressed gauze
- Sheers
- NPA
- Mylar blanket
- Polycabonate eyeshield
- (^ above packed together in a vacuum sealed easy tear clear plastic pouch with contents label)
- NAR C-A-T outside pocket
https://darkangelmedical.com/d-a-r-k-trauma-kit/

* Dark Angel mini trauma kit plus with pouch
- SWAT-T 'tourniquet'
- 1 pair nitrile gloves
- QuikClot bleeding control dressing
- 1 pair HYFIN chest seals
- (^ above vacuum packed, overall size is similar too but slightly smaller than a standard 4" Israeli Bandage) I am going to try to EDC this...it's pushing it though especially when lightweight pants and shorts weather hits
https://darkangelmedical.com/pocket-...ni-trauma-kit/


All 3 larger pouches are typical design. Main compartment has a length of wide narrow (think seat belt almost) fabric/band looped through such that you simply pull it from the top, outwards, and the contents slide out of the top. Additionally, the dstac pouch comes with an unpictured molle mount 'base' that what you see attaches to, you can simply undo the bulket and grab the red pull handle on the top to unvelcro the pouch from the base
post 1598441401 02-24-2020, 08:12 PM
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Do they still make UP 2.0? I can’t find it any where.
post 1598441451 02-24-2020, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted By benz5521⏩
Do they still make UP 2.0? I can’t find it any where.
Nope.

RIP

I seriously regret the fact that I was just about to move when bb.com had all UP 2.0 on sale literally 50% off back a little over 2 years ago and I only bought 8 tubs. Moving be damned if I had known it was going under I would have bought 20

I think the closest might be BSN Syntha-6,Muscle Milk* (haven't had that for years), or Metabolic Maintenance Nutrition Musclean

*A quick search indicates they have changed their formula since the last time I had it so I can't say
post 1598443541 02-24-2020, 08:43 PM
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Back story to the GSD and the dish.

We had planned to get him neutered and do the GSD stomach "pinning" thing (to avoid it being able to flip and lead to deadly bloat) as long as he was already going under. So we had all that done and that was the reason for the dish. Got him home in the afternoon and he was tired/sad but doing fine. Vet said we could take the bandage off his leg where the IV was after a few hours.

So I wait until right around dinner time and decide to take off the wrap. There's a little scab that comes off with the bandage and it's bleeding a little . . . no big deal, right? Put a little pressure on it and it will stop. Well . . . it ain't stopping and it's actually starting to bleed pretty good, like in a "that's not right" kind of way. We call the vet and they are still open and they tell us to bring him in. By that time, I have my wife helping and she's trying to keep pressure on the spot and it's soaking the rags. I have to try to lift him into the back of the Xterra.

Normally this is not a big deal, but it's shortly after my bicep rupture surgery. He's about 65 pounds. I'm not supposed to lift more than about 20 lbs. I'm full of adrenaline and not thinking much about it and I pick him up. POP!!! followed by pain at the attachment site. I was sure I re-ruptured the bicep (turns out it was scar tissue busting loose but at the time I thought I wrecked it for sure).

Get to the vet and they get him inside and onto an exam table. The nurses take the bloody bandage off and his leg is spurting blood pretty heavily. The doc comes running in and goes to take a closer look and finds that the "needle" from the IV had broken off right at skin level when they removed it after the surgery so you couldn't really see it. He basically had a straw sticking out of the blood vessel that clotted up after the surgery but busted loose when the bandage was removed. If we hadn't found it, it could have broken loose at any time and he would have bled out while he slept. Doc pulled it out and the bleeding stopped pretty fast.

I was not a happy camper.
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post 1598443771 02-24-2020, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩
Back story to the GSD and the dish.

We had planned to get him neutered and do the GSD stomach "pinning" thing (to avoid it being able to flip and lead to deadly bloat) as long as he was already going under. So we had all that done and that was the reason for the dish. Got him home in the afternoon and he was tired/sad but doing fine. Vet said we could take the bandage off his leg where the IV was after a few hours.

So I wait until right around dinner time and decide to take off the wrap. There's a little scab that comes off with the bandage and it's bleeding a little . . . no big deal, right? Put a little pressure on it and it will stop. Well . . . it ain't stopping and it's actually starting to bleed pretty good, like in a "that's not right" kind of way. We call the vet and they are still open and they tell us to bring him in. By that time, I have my wife helping and she's trying to keep pressure on the spot and it's soaking the rags. I have to try to lift him into the back of the Xterra.

Normally this is not a big deal, but it's shortly after my bicep rupture surgery. He's about 65 pounds. I'm not supposed to lift more than about 20 lbs. I'm full of adrenaline and not thinking much about it and I pick him up. POP!!! followed by pain at the attachment site. I was sure I re-ruptured the bicep (turns out it was scar tissue busting loose but at the time I thought I wrecked it for sure).

Get to the vet and they get him inside and onto an exam table. The nurses take the bloody bandage off and his leg is spurting blood pretty heavily. The doc comes running in and goes to take a closer look and finds that the "needle" from the IV had broken off when they removed it after the surgery. He basically had a straw sticking out of the blood vessel that clotted up after the surgery but busted loose when the bandage was removed. If we hadn't found it, it could have broken loose at any time and he would have bled out while he slept. Doc pulled it out and the bleeding stopped pretty fast.

I was not a happy camper.
Yeah...no ****. That simply shouldn't happen.

Since this is gun thread, I'll point out now how huge numbers ofpeopledie every year to doctor mistakes,far far more than to firearm mistakes/accidents. So I mean it happens, people are fallible, but...there should be checks in place to catch that ****...it's like leaving a sponge in somebody...come on...procedures/SOP...
post 1598458921 02-25-2020, 05:22 AM
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Gentlemen, please, contain your orgasms.




With a 7.62 mag.

Short cuts to success are often paved with lies.
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Originally Posted By gbullock32⏩
Gentlemen, please, contain your orgasms.




With a 7.62 mag.

No $90k truck?
MFC

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From the chop thread

MFC

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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
No $90k truck?
Nah, not a truck guy; too much a a bitch to park and gas prices out here suck enough.

Besides, that payment is gun money!
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Originally Posted By spirit750⏩
I’ve had a real internal battle with myself over what I could have/should have done to keep this from happening but I can’t get hung up on that. I just have to try and get him better now. And be more prepared next time. It’s rough.

Just gave him some benedryl and the original pain medicine they gave last week. Hoping it takes the edge off for a little while. He’s always hated stuff on his head anyways. Good luck trying to put a hat on him for a funny picture. So this cone thing has him big fuked up.
I carry a small expandable baton when I take my dog out now, and it's most useful for when we go for a jog as it barely extends beyond my fist. I bought something similar to this,
https://www.copsplus.com/smith-and-w...lapsible-baton
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post 1598493111 02-25-2020, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
No $90k truck?
Is such a thing even possible?
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Back on the med stuff



Three different pouches, slightly different sizes, the size differences are more significant in person than the picture would lead you to believe (and generally the tourniquet, if pouch is worn on the body, would go separately on its own, not on the pouch)


Left to right

* HSGI Bleeder-blowout pouch
- 4" Israeli bandage
- 2x NAR HYFIN compact vented chest seals
- 1 pair nitrile gloves
- NAR compressed gauze 4.5"x4.1y
- QuikClot 3"x2y gauze (yes tiny)
- Sheers
- Temporary rubber band Recon TQ (kind of a placeholder) because this is mostly intended to go on a belt that will have an NAR C-A-T on it directly

* DStac med pouch
- 6" Israeli bandage
- 2x NAR HYFIN vented chest seals
- 2 pair nitrile gloves
- QuikClot combat gauze LE
- Sheers
- NAR C-A-T in outside pocket
https://www.esstac.com/product-page/dstac-med-pouch

* Dark Angel Medical D.A.R.K. Trauma kit
- 4" Israeli Bandage
- 2x HALO vented chest seals
- 1 pair nitrile gloves
- QuikClot combat gauze LE
- Compressed gauze
- Sheers
- NPA
- Mylar blanket
- Polycabonate eyeshield
- (^ above packed together in a vacuum sealed easy tear clear plastic pouch with contents label)
- NAR C-A-T outside pocket
https://darkangelmedical.com/d-a-r-k-trauma-kit/

* Dark Angel mini trauma kit plus with pouch
- SWAT-T 'tourniquet'
- 1 pair nitrile gloves
- QuikClot bleeding control dressing
- 1 pair HYFIN chest seals
- (^ above vacuum packed, overall size is similar too but slightly smaller than a standard 4" Israeli Bandage) I am going to try to EDC this...it's pushing it though especially when lightweight pants and shorts weather hits
https://darkangelmedical.com/pocket-...ni-trauma-kit/


All 3 larger pouches are typical design. Main compartment has a length of wide narrow (think seat belt almost) fabric/band looped through such that you simply pull it from the top, outwards, and the contents slide out of the top. Additionally, the dstac pouch comes with an unpictured molle mount 'base' that what you see attaches to, you can simply undo the bulket and grab the red pull handle on the top to unvelcro the pouch from the base
I peek in on this thread every couple of months, and just go to the last page. Why do you have so many IFAKs? I put together a bunch and gave them out as Christmas presents last year. Very similar to yours. Mine didn't have vented chest seals, but did have mini seals. There are also pneumothorax needles in them, and my kids have the ratcheting tourniquets in theirs. They stay in the back of their cars along with a regular first aid kit.

My range kit is similar, but my car kit is a bit more personalized since I put in a quicktrach kit, ambu bags, etc. My friends wife choked and coded several years ago because they couldn't clear her airway in a restaurant. I figure I'm more likely to see that or a car accident than I am to see penetrating trauma due to firearms.

Unsolicited advice, I think you should add a nasal airway and a CPR mouth shield. Even if you can't intubate, a nasal airway could be useful, and you can get keychain CPR mouth shields that are better than nothing.

Officer Jim,
Why a baton instead of pepper spray? I figure I'll just douse both dogs if one attacks mine and I can't spray it before it engages one of my pups. Pepper spray was also part of my Christmas gifts since I have a 19 year old daughter in college. Gave her a little Blue ASP with her name engraved on it. Almost useless, but better than nothing since she actually has it with her. She's also had to warn a lot of her friends that no, that's not a pill case or flashlight and you should stop playing with it. I carry a 2oz Fox fogger style. Maybe it's 1.5oz. Whatever is cheapest the month I replace it...
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Originally Posted By JustTheDad⏩
I peek in on this thread every couple of months, and just go to the last page. Why do you have so many IFAKs? I put together a bunch and gave them out as Christmas presents last year. Very similar to yours. Mine didn't have vented chest seals, but did have mini seals. There are also pneumothorax needles in them, and my kids have the ratcheting tourniquets in theirs. They stay in the back of their cars along with a regular first aid kit.

My range kit is similar, but my car kit is a bit more personalized since I put in a quicktrach kit, ambu bags, etc. My friends wife choked and coded several years ago because they couldn't clear her airway in a restaurant. I figure I'm more likely to see that or a car accident than I am to see penetrating trauma due to firearms.

Unsolicited advice, I think you should add a nasal airway and a CPR mouth shield. Even if you can't intubate, a nasal airway could be useful, and you can get keychain CPR mouth shields that are better than nothing.

Officer Jim,
Why a baton instead of pepper spray? I figure I'll just douse both dogs if one attacks mine and I can't spray it before it engages one of my pups. Pepper spray was also part of my Christmas gifts since I have a 19 year old daughter in college. Gave her a little Blue ASP with her name engraved on it. Almost useless, but better than nothing since she actually has it with her. She's also had to warn a lot of her friends that no, that's not a pill case or flashlight and you should stop playing with it. I carry a 2oz Fox fogger style. Maybe it's 1.5oz. Whatever is cheapest the month I replace it...
I was at a coin toss on the NPA basically, decided that without formal training that wasn't something I wanted to do. I am looking up formal training that would cover things like that and the needle though. I do have some CPR masks that came in "first aid kits" (boo boo kits), should get some more though they aren't in every place.

I have more than what's pictured...I ended up with a bunch, just like fire extinguishers and smoke/CO detectors because it becomes the "if I am ___, will there be one close at hand?" thought process. And I don't want to expect to, like, go get one and move it from place to place too much depending on what I'm doing in order to have one. But at the same time having pouches that are pretty easy to put different places or mount to different things does let me move them around as needed as the core content list is pretty consistent because what's recommended is what's recommended and KISS.

*Car (the DARK kit currently)(+ a separate boo-boo kit)
*Other car (dark angel hedr, not pictured)(+ a separate boo-boo kit)
*Home (NAR public access bleeding control kit, not pictured)(+ a separate boo-boo kit)
*Plate Carrier (the DSTac pouch shown above, mount it is pulled away from for photo goes on PC)
*Gun/battle belt (HSGI bleeder/blowout)
*Range bag (the cheap chinese but maybe okay Recon pouch already discussed)
*EDC/casual carry (dark mini pictured above, or just a 4" H&H flat mini dressing or similar)

So the PC and belt may be redundant but I also may very well have one, or grab, one and not the other. And if I have both on, doubling up on that stuff seems worth the weight and space.
post 1598501911 02-25-2020, 05:07 PM
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Whelp, turned my tripod into a gun mount for $40...
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post 1598502021 02-25-2020, 05:08 PM
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post 1598502341 02-25-2020, 05:14 PM
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ive shot off my tripod the last 2 years, i just flopped the tripod head over and made a L with my hand. but i recently bought a primos 2 point rest to try this year im pretty excited about.
post 1598503441 02-25-2020, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83⏩





Innovation at it's finest!
the above post is not serious and is for entertainment purposes only.
Thanks for your time.
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Sup ya powdered milk drinkers?

had a dream last night that Aaron Cowan was forcing me to drink powdered milk out of a baby bottle at gunpoint at one of his courses that I took.

Just pounded down some ZZZquil again right now hoping I can get some more dreams like that
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thinking about buying a 16" DPMS oracle in .308

anyone know of any reason why i shouldnt do it? other than being inexpensive i believe they are solid





i almost feel like i need two of these, and more mags. theyl also get flip up sights and ACOGs
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post 1598517121 02-25-2020, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted By 4ea⏩
thinking about buying a 16" DPMS oracle in .308

anyone know of any reason why i shouldnt do it? other than being inexpensive i believe they are solid





i almost feel like i need two of these, and more mags. theyl also get flip up sights and ACOGs
Expensive ammo?

But when it comes to guns I rarely see any reason not to get them unless it's a quality issue with the company; they hold their value incredibly well. All of my guns except my cheapo Maverick 88 have gone up in value, especially any off CA roster handguns which I can easily flip for twice what I paid.
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Originally Posted By OfficerJimLahey⏩
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bid...uns-since-2007

"Biden oddly suggests '150 million' people killed by guns since 2007"
He's lost it . . . dementia is taking hold.

The other day, he went on a rant about him running for the Senate and that people could vote for the other Biden if they didn't like him.
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post 1598532251 02-26-2020, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted By OfficerJimLahey⏩
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bid...uns-since-2007

"Biden oddly suggests '150 million' people killed by guns since 2007"
Maybe he thinks half the population has been killed when he sees the low turnout at his events
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