Americans have cut back on buying cars, furniture and clothes in a tough economy, but there's one consumer item that's still enjoying healthy sales: guns.Looks like some in the unorganized militia have received the message loud and clear. And it's all been done openly, without covert, directed communications. Adaptation, innovation, ingenuity and initiative...
III.
[Via "Mr. X"]
6 comments:
Price alert. .223 S&B now $7.49 at Cheaper than Dirt. That's $1 off! Also, brand new sweet-in-the-shiny-plastic-bag 30rd Magpul magazines,still only $14.97 each! ALL ammo reduced! Come in and get 'em before your Constitutional Rights are outlawed!Before your freedom disappears! Before your neighbors are herded off to concentration/elimination camps! Before the "it can't happen here" Fudds and pragmatists are dragged off kicking and screaming into the night, oblivious to the fact, that it's happening right here in front of them. G*d bless Aaron Zellman.
Guns, hell. It's ammo we should be buying. Ammo in .30 caliber varieties.
Glad they're buying whatever they can while they can. He who hesitates has fewer choices.
Buy ammunition from the same manufacturer's lot if you can, for consistency. .30s are great for distance, .223 semi-autos for when they're on your doorstep. .22 Colibri is quiet (no powder).
Anything will be useful somehow.
Around us, life goes on as if nothing were wrong.
I wish WE were the mistaken ones, but I doubt it.
One topic I have never seen on any Second Amendment board blog what have you. Would be RFID.
Gee can the worm hole get deep in that regard.
Avg Joe--do a site search on WoG for Tommy Thompson.
RFID chips pop in the microwave.
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