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Leadfoot
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| Your right Rob, But the good book also encourages you to dream of brighter days ahead! I'm thinking of the faith of the mustard seed. |
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Kattitude
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"No, I AM the NRA and I vote! lol just had to do that"
I vote too! And I believe Everyone has the right to bare arms...LMAO
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anubis
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Yes, it's chambered for 5.56/.223 rounds. I shoot Remington .223 55 grain full metal jacketed boat tail bullets. That's what I like. Although the 62 and 67 grains are better for stopping power. When I was in the sandbox first time around (no discussion further then that) We used the 55 grain FMJ's our troops were using 55's but the lil bastards lived to squeeze of a few more rounds at our boys so they upgraded you guys to 62 and 67 grain FMJ's with the M-4's
D12 funny thing about that comment is, I have a friend that is involved with the Michigan Militia that works at the post office! |
quit using that remington crap...help me get my job back...buy federal!!! |
How many more rounds you want me to buy....I have about 1,000 rounds of Federal. Not to mention that's what I shoot in my shotguns...... |
about 150,000 more please...i miss working at federal cartridge....
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Madness10
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Leadfoot
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Well good evening gents, I have to head off to bed and do it all over tomorrow. Ya know sell carpet and rugs to the eskimos.
Take care until then, and Jason keep fighting the good fight!
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Madness10
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| Goodnight leadfoot. |
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JMan26
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Location: North Carolina
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| Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 4:20 am Post subject: |
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| I'm not sure that these guys understand the loyalty to the man with a dream has. Even if they end up with SR it will be the laughing stock of the racing community without Jason. |
You got that one 110% right. I thought he was gonna get lynched on the spot today.He has done went and called us all out, and I think he found out that was a mistake.  |
Yeah, i think if you could have yolked him through the computer screen you would have smacked his taste bud out of his mouth! |
I kinda hate that I got so upset, but you don't come up in here, under false pretenses and start accusing me and my friends of wrong doing. Everything at SR is gonna shake out to be what it is gonna be. Nothing we can do about it at this point. No need in coming in here and trying to start trouble, 'cause if that's what he wants, he can sure have it from me. I don't care who he is, he had no reason to attack us or Jason that way.Just my .02 worth.
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KBM17g
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| Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 4:21 am Post subject: |
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Yes, it's chambered for 5.56/.223 rounds. I shoot Remington .223 55 grain full metal jacketed boat tail bullets. That's what I like. Although the 62 and 67 grains are better for stopping power. When I was in the sandbox first time around (no discussion further then that) We used the 55 grain FMJ's our troops were using 55's but the lil bastards lived to squeeze of a few more rounds at our boys so they upgraded you guys to 62 and 67 grain FMJ's with the M-4's
D12 funny thing about that comment is, I have a friend that is involved with the Michigan Militia that works at the post office! |
quit using that remington crap...help me get my job back...buy federal!!! |
How many more rounds you want me to buy....I have about 1,000 rounds of Federal. Not to mention that's what I shoot in my shotguns...... |
about 150,000 more please...i miss working at federal cartridge.... |
What did you manufacture? All calibers or just certain ones?
Kattitude........I'm what many would consider a gun nut! I've been called alot of things really but what I'm most proud of is that I'm an AMERICAN and that means I'm a believer of the Constitution! I love my country and all that the flag stands for! Thank you for having the belief that everyone has the right to keep and bear arms!
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JMan26
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Goodnight Kirk, just make them Esikimos realize they need carpet LOL
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KBM17g
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JBolton262
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KBM17g
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anubis
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| Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 4:25 am Post subject: |
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Yes, it's chambered for 5.56/.223 rounds. I shoot Remington .223 55 grain full metal jacketed boat tail bullets. That's what I like. Although the 62 and 67 grains are better for stopping power. When I was in the sandbox first time around (no discussion further then that) We used the 55 grain FMJ's our troops were using 55's but the lil bastards lived to squeeze of a few more rounds at our boys so they upgraded you guys to 62 and 67 grain FMJ's with the M-4's
D12 funny thing about that comment is, I have a friend that is involved with the Michigan Militia that works at the post office! |
quit using that remington crap...help me get my job back...buy federal!!! |
How many more rounds you want me to buy....I have about 1,000 rounds of Federal. Not to mention that's what I shoot in my shotguns...... |
about 150,000 more please...i miss working at federal cartridge.... |
What did you manufacture? All calibers or just certain ones?
Kattitude........I'm what many would consider a gun nut! I've been called alot of things really but what I'm most proud of is that I'm an AMERICAN and that means I'm a believer of the Constitution! I love my country and all that the flag stands for! Thank you for having the belief that everyone has the right to keep and bear arms! |
Well I was personally involved in the nickel plating of all calibers and primer cups, plus i was involved with inserting the primer cups into various calibers during my time there....my buddy timmy...haydes663 on the original sr site, is a bullet assembler for 40 cal rounds
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JBolton262
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Now that's a band long forgotten! |
hahaha
true that!
It was funny... Today I was looking through a bunch of old CDs Id burned a while back, and I come across one song, and what is it? "Lay it on the Line" haha
I guess thats why I thought of it when I read that....
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anubis
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alright boys and girls.....i gotta sleep at some point...later....
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