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I am soooo going to miss Xephula. I tried to find a new owner and it didn't work. Meanwhile, for all of my followers here, you can follow me on Gab:
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https://gab.com/AnonymousMeI am soooo going to miss Xephula. I tried to find a new owner and it didn't work. Meanwhile, for all of my followers here, you can follow me on Gab: @AnonymousMe https://gab.com/AnonymousMe0 Comments 0 Shares 5 Views -
Uninformed #LowIQ #LiberalSenator Goes #FullRetard on 2A
Democrat Senator claims Supreme Court created ability to own guns in 2008.
Uninformed #LowIQ #LiberalSenator Goes #FullRetard on 2A Democrat Senator claims Supreme Court created ability to own guns in 2008.0 Comments 0 Shares 95 Views -
5.7x28mm - 40 Grain FMJ - Fiocchi - 450 Rounds. You can't beat the brand.
$210.00. 46.7¢ per round. Now that I can afford.
https://www.luckygunner.com/5-7x28mm-40-grain-fmj-fiocchi-450-rounds5.7x28mm - 40 Grain FMJ - Fiocchi - 450 Rounds. You can't beat the brand. $210.00. 46.7¢ per round. Now that I can afford. https://www.luckygunner.com/5-7x28mm-40-grain-fmj-fiocchi-450-rounds0 Comments 0 Shares 108 Views -
Introducing the Dolt 45: The Perfect Handgun for Liberals
Somebody wanna buy one for #DementiaJoe & #KamalaHoe?
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Got ammo? Need Ammo?
Free shipping on most orders. Feel free to text this to all of your friends. These prices only good through the end of this month.
https://gab.com/AlaskanBallistics/posts/113217617408638124Got ammo? Need Ammo? Free shipping on most orders. Feel free to text this to all of your friends. These prices only good through the end of this month. https://gab.com/AlaskanBallistics/posts/1132176174086381240 Comments 0 Shares 128 Views -
For those of you casting your own bullets, try this sometime to create your own armor piercing rounds with a simple solution: Tungsten Carbide tire studs. I suggested this years ago to a friend who was into reloading, and he tried it at it worked. He was reloading .45 ACP slugs and inserting one of these aluminum jacketed tire studs into hollow points. Without looking into it too far, I'm guessing he used somewhere between a #12 and a #16 tire stud. Once completed, it will drive a .45 ACP hollow point through a 1/4" to 1/2" thick piece of steel plate; depending on the size of stud you use and the load you use. The length of the carbide rod inside the aluminum jacketed sheath is the length of the stud or in layman's terms, 12 to 16/32 long. They make them even longer for big truck tires, but they aren't pictured in this chart. The thing you need to remember is, you cannot alter the weight of the round much or it won't work to your expectations. The tungsten carbide rod itself is around 1/8" thick, but it is incased in the aluminum sheath which is about 1/4" in diameter. I'm wondering how well this would work with high powered rifle rounds?
Tungsten Carbide is the hardest steel you can find on the planet, which makes it the perfect addition for Armor Piercing bullets.For those of you casting your own bullets, try this sometime to create your own armor piercing rounds with a simple solution: Tungsten Carbide tire studs. I suggested this years ago to a friend who was into reloading, and he tried it at it worked. He was reloading .45 ACP slugs and inserting one of these aluminum jacketed tire studs into hollow points. Without looking into it too far, I'm guessing he used somewhere between a #12 and a #16 tire stud. Once completed, it will drive a .45 ACP hollow point through a 1/4" to 1/2" thick piece of steel plate; depending on the size of stud you use and the load you use. The length of the carbide rod inside the aluminum jacketed sheath is the length of the stud or in layman's terms, 12 to 16/32 long. They make them even longer for big truck tires, but they aren't pictured in this chart. The thing you need to remember is, you cannot alter the weight of the round much or it won't work to your expectations. The tungsten carbide rod itself is around 1/8" thick, but it is incased in the aluminum sheath which is about 1/4" in diameter. I'm wondering how well this would work with high powered rifle rounds? Tungsten Carbide is the hardest steel you can find on the planet, which makes it the perfect addition for Armor Piercing bullets.
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I highly recommend War Wolf Ordnance
I know the guy in Idaho that makes some awesome exotic ammo. They custom build ammo for your specifications. Located in Post Falls, Idaho. He is a USMC veteran.
Some of his products have been featured on TAOFLEDERMAUS' YouTube videos.
https://www.warwolfordnance.com/I highly recommend War Wolf Ordnance I know the guy in Idaho that makes some awesome exotic ammo. They custom build ammo for your specifications. Located in Post Falls, Idaho. He is a USMC veteran. Some of his products have been featured on TAOFLEDERMAUS' YouTube videos. https://www.warwolfordnance.com/
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Why 10mm Auto Was a Total Disaster for the FBI
344,290 views Aug 29, 2024
The FBI's adoption of 10mm Auto in 1990 was supposed to be a revolutionary leap forward for law enforcement. It wasn't. Today, we're walking through the factors leading up to the FBI's infamous decision and why they quickly ditched 10mm in favor of .40 S&W. Find out what went wrong, and the parts played by Smith & Wesson and Gaston Glock.
https://youtu.be/SIB58HYc3F0?si=C0Wc9cFVqF2no-WIWhy 10mm Auto Was a Total Disaster for the FBI 344,290 views Aug 29, 2024 The FBI's adoption of 10mm Auto in 1990 was supposed to be a revolutionary leap forward for law enforcement. It wasn't. Today, we're walking through the factors leading up to the FBI's infamous decision and why they quickly ditched 10mm in favor of .40 S&W. Find out what went wrong, and the parts played by Smith & Wesson and Gaston Glock. https://youtu.be/SIB58HYc3F0?si=C0Wc9cFVqF2no-WI
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When the proverbial shit hits the fan, have the right shit.
https://shop.tacticalshit.com/tsht/ts.php?id=434
It's coming. Be Ready. Just sayin'.When the proverbial shit hits the fan, have the right shit. https://shop.tacticalshit.com/tsht/ts.php?id=434 It's coming. Be Ready. Just sayin'.
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