@Dr Badass PhD dm it to me lol

Make it!

Hopefully we all have thick skin here

If it’s derogatory toward me I assure you I can take it and dish right back lol

I'm just not sure if it breaks the discrimination rule or not. That's why I'm kinda hesitant.

If it’s a joke, is it discrimination?

No, says I

But I’m not a mod...so

And I’m white, so just existing is discrimination lol

I kid I kid

I never choose white on forms when they ask for race. I check other and fill in IRISH in all caps

But yea, doesn’t get much whiter than Irish

Alright I know how I'm gonna do it

My wife is Filipina though, and my daughter is a halfsie, so I feel the brown struggle too lol

I put it in <#730597788399960155>

It's good

i watched a video of an ar15 firing with a bump stock and my freedom level went through the roof

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This was a nice museum

Finally starting my build for 224 valkerie upper just need to find some decent makers individual parts and start ordering

@Rwon Fly bzzzzzz what museum was that?

De Fresno museum in umm Cali Fresno

What I'd give to fire those

Huh?

nvm

@lmn903

The introduction was poor

Rather than introduce the gun with new troops who would've been trained to operate the guns

They stuck em into the hands of infantry men who had no experience with the rifle

Men who were used to their m14s

To make matters worse they introduced them without cleaning kits

I get the m16 got better, but I still think the army should have stuck with the m14, a rifle so reliable that springfield still produces them.

The m14 had it's own problems as well

Man I really wanna buy an m14 but they cost around $2000

my gun

airsoft

is probably getting here tomorrow

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Such as the wooden stocks expanding in the humid weather

And poor manufacturing causing rounds to blast the flash suppressor off

Cook offs were also common