Knight's Armament Co SR-25 Battle Rifle
Nov 19, 2009 | 11:51 PM
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PTR-91 actually, I'm sure you know, but its basically a copy of the G3 produced under license. I'm about to mount the scope and tripod as there are some pigs that need killing at the ranch.
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Nov 20, 2009 | 12:33 AM
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Nov 20, 2009 | 12:41 AM
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^F**k $17k for a rifle. I'm mad at those pigs (not cops of course) but not that mad. I'd rather put that kind of money towards what I really want*
Thanks, my Swarovski scope and harris bipod are coming off of my old Remington M40 that I sold to my uncle. In fact, he's flying his plane up to S.Dakota from New Mexico so I'm bringing the M40 with me. The M40 is a great weapon, but I don't deer hunt so sadly it just gathers dust. I think my next rifle will be a Springfield M1 Garand since I've always wanted one of those.
* GT3 of course
* GT3 of course
Last edited by "The JC"; Nov 20, 2009 at 12:44 AM.
reading through this thread.
Nov 20, 2009 | 02:52 AM
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I just shaved off two weeks worth of growth today and I immediately felt less tactical. What was I thinking?
One of the best things a man can carry on his chest rig is the Norelco Body Groomer. It's not only great for man scaping, it works well on the fascia when one needs to remove the tactical facial hair.
One of the best things a man can carry on his chest rig is the Norelco Body Groomer. It's not only great for man scaping, it works well on the fascia when one needs to remove the tactical facial hair.
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