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I hear they cost more than the Dulles International Airport Police Chief makes in a month.JSThane wrote:Glock Seven with ceramic firing and flush-fit hundred round drum magazine, chambered in 40mm Luger ACP. It's invisible to X-Ray and metal detectors, fully semi-auto, and can fire fourteen caliber magazines in two seconds.
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And made in Germany.Jaguar wrote:I hear they cost more than the Dulles International Airport Police Chief makes in a month.JSThane wrote:Glock Seven with ceramic firing and flush-fit hundred round drum magazine, chambered in 40mm Luger ACP. It's invisible to X-Ray and metal detectors, fully semi-auto, and can fire fourteen caliber magazines in two seconds.
Only $149.99, get yours today!
Using that math, a. 223 round will travel 1.81 feet from the chamber when the next round is fired. If you have a 24" barrel this can cause all sorts of physics problems.MechAg94 wrote:30 magazine clip in 1/2 a second. That's like 108,000 rounds per minute. I think the military might be interested in the Ghost Gun.
That's why it has to be .30 caliber. Anything else gums up the universe and distorts the space-time continuum. You wouldn't want to cause a dislocation of the space-time continuum would you, Captain?Jaguar wrote:Using that math, a. 223 round will travel 1.81 feet from the chamber when the next round is fired. If you have a 24" barrel this can cause all sorts of physics problems.MechAg94 wrote:30 magazine clip in 1/2 a second. That's like 108,000 rounds per minute. I think the military might be interested in the Ghost Gun.
Don't Panic!JALLEN wrote:That's why it has to be .30 caliber. Anything else gums up the universe and distorts the space-time continuum. You wouldn't want to cause a dislocation of the space-time continuum would you, Captain?Jaguar wrote:Using that math, a. 223 round will travel 1.81 feet from the chamber when the next round is fired. If you have a 24" barrel this can cause all sorts of physics problems.MechAg94 wrote:30 magazine clip in 1/2 a second. That's like 108,000 rounds per minute. I think the military might be interested in the Ghost Gun.
...there's more.....Apparently it’s a rule that, as a lawmaker, you have to tackle societal concepts with which you are stunningly ignorant. State Senator Kevin De Leon, (Democrat from the Socialist Republic of California’s crime ridden city of Los Angeles) recently put his amazingly acute idiocy on full display while talking about guns he thinks should be heavily regulated. Not surprisingly, the Democrat from California’s gang-infested city is a staunch supporter of increased gun control.
Holding what appears to be a weaponized amalgamation of steel and kydex, the senator let slip an incoherent ramble of gun terms that were clearly stacked for theatrical effect, and not accuracy or informative purposes.
sjfcontrol wrote:Don't Panic!JALLEN wrote:That's why it has to be .30 caliber. Anything else gums up the universe and distorts the space-time continuum. You wouldn't want to cause a dislocation of the space-time continuum would you, Captain?Jaguar wrote:Using that math, a. 223 round will travel 1.81 feet from the chamber when the next round is fired. If you have a 24" barrel this can cause all sorts of physics problems.MechAg94 wrote:30 magazine clip in 1/2 a second. That's like 108,000 rounds per minute. I think the military might be interested in the Ghost Gun.
Medical MJ (Or perhaps he just got back from CO.)eureka40 wrote:Mr. de Leon has a ghost brain.
Sad, was he drinking before he bilged that out?
