That is doing a glaive disservice to those magazines.
Bam! I got it! “Krull.”
Now known as “stumpy”.
Also done with a razor sharp boomerang and the 2nd Mad Max movie.
Wow. I haven’t seen any reference to that movie in…forever. I remember seeing it as a kid in the theater and wondering if a sequel would be made. The ending seemed to set it up.
It’s notzi an AK it’s a Sturmgewer43 in transition.
Gotta use the right pronoun.
Aboriginals made several styles of boomerangs. The lightweight ones that came back were for hunting birds in flight. If you missed it came back.
Hunting and war were heavy with sharp front edge and not designed to return. A couple Iโve seen would be close to getting hit by 12 ga solid in foot pounds.
“Aboriginals made several styles of boomerangs.”
Gotta hand it to those Aboriginals. *Highly* talented self-taught aerodynamicists working purely by intuition.
Makes you wonder what the first one was like. They just found a flattened stick that came back when thrown? Those are some scary smarts…
No, two kids was fighting over the frisbee so mom cut it in half.
Presto the boomerang was born.
Median Australian Abo IQ is 62. They’re among the least intelligent people on the planet (in a fierce battle with Somalis).
IQ means nothing, put an aboriginal and you in a desert and see who’s IQ is the better.
Throwing Sticks appear in various cultures as hunting tools. The Apache in the US used a cross stick with points carved at each of four ends.
‘What’s for dinner, ma?’ “Whatever you can kill, son.”
The sticks were spun above the Apache until they took off and were left for the Taliban
That reminds me, the other night I opened my door to go into my burrow and someone hit me with a lazer dot, I seen it shining on my flag.
“This actually looks functional”?
Might work if the open ends of the magazines were not taped over…
Look closer, they are not. I thought the same thing too.
The folding stock.
A friend of mine came over with a folding stock kit, this was around 1996, for his MAK90. He put it all together then attached it to his MAK and I said , ” Well, its illegal now, you can’t have pistol grips and detachable magazines on the same gunm either, Bill Clitons assault weapon ban. ”
So he took it off then bent it all to pieces.
He sold that MAK90 to me for $100 and an SKS.
A former BIL took an older AR-7 survival rifle that had a damaged stock. He rigged up a replacement out of metal that folded and detached. Quite a well done affair.
I hated to tell him he’d committed a felony or maybe even more than one.
if you start with a pistol grip shotgun and put a folding choate stock on it you can never put the pistol grip back on. maybe.
I watched the entire video. There were no nibbles!
NM Gun TYRANT DOUBLED DOWN on her gun ban ON CNN…(note: notice her self serving nuisance that suspension of a right is not a ban on the right, semantics games..typical anti-gun. If you suspend a right you are banning its exercise during the suspension period you idiot.)
That’s an old technique here in the People’s Republic of New Jersey, where we’ve been fastening together 10-round magazines for years to get around the ban on so-called “high capacity” magazines!
That is doing a glaive disservice to those magazines.
Bam! I got it! “Krull.”
Now known as “stumpy”.
Also done with a razor sharp boomerang and the 2nd Mad Max movie.
Wow. I haven’t seen any reference to that movie in…forever. I remember seeing it as a kid in the theater and wondering if a sequel would be made. The ending seemed to set it up.
the sequel (third in the franchise) was a contract satisfyer, and terrible.
the remake was a lot of fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KlSuGNt8e4
There was an official sequel. Mad Max beyond the Thunderdome. Even had Tina Turner as the villain.
Note I’m doing this from memory.
I think Haz was talking about Krull. But I could be wrong.
And yes, very unusual reference. Just like the Fire Mares.
Krull, everyone. I was replying to ‘Man With No Name’.
I’m pretty sure someone on the other side has already seen it and called the atf!
No prone position for you! Just stand there like a big dummy.
It’s their version of Krull.
Oh. You got it, too.
Aboriginal Australian’s made it 1st๐๐
“If you do it right, it circles all the way around and comes back to you!”
That’s a boomerang. A shuriken would stick into the enemy.
Yep. And Australians probably still are disallowed to carry boomerangs for defensive purposes.
And those pesky, fully-semi-automatic, high capacity boomerangs. They are extra banned, since the go in circles within circles.
Nobody notice the taped on bayonet?
I did along with the strings.
I’m wondering about the tape on the gas tube vent holes though.
Yeah, that’s not just string, it’s the reserve 550 paracordage, because, you know, the thing
Also, this is a thing in commie States of you want to have more than 10 rounds near your magwell, but can’t, for reasons beyond your control. https://crossarmory.com/product/double-stack-magpul-pmag-10-gen-3/
That can’t be unseen. A Mauser bayonet on an AK.
It’s notzi an AK it’s a Sturmgewer43 in transition.
Gotta use the right pronoun.
Aboriginals made several styles of boomerangs. The lightweight ones that came back were for hunting birds in flight. If you missed it came back.
Hunting and war were heavy with sharp front edge and not designed to return. A couple Iโve seen would be close to getting hit by 12 ga solid in foot pounds.
“Aboriginals made several styles of boomerangs.”
Gotta hand it to those Aboriginals. *Highly* talented self-taught aerodynamicists working purely by intuition.
Makes you wonder what the first one was like. They just found a flattened stick that came back when thrown? Those are some scary smarts…
No, two kids was fighting over the frisbee so mom cut it in half.
Presto the boomerang was born.
Median Australian Abo IQ is 62. They’re among the least intelligent people on the planet (in a fierce battle with Somalis).
IQ means nothing, put an aboriginal and you in a desert and see who’s IQ is the better.
Throwing Sticks appear in various cultures as hunting tools. The Apache in the US used a cross stick with points carved at each of four ends.
‘What’s for dinner, ma?’ “Whatever you can kill, son.”
The sticks were spun above the Apache until they took off and were left for the Taliban
how to video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEEEy1dMceI
That reminds me, the other night I opened my door to go into my burrow and someone hit me with a lazer dot, I seen it shining on my flag.
“This actually looks functional”?
Might work if the open ends of the magazines were not taped over…
Look closer, they are not. I thought the same thing too.
The folding stock.
A friend of mine came over with a folding stock kit, this was around 1996, for his MAK90. He put it all together then attached it to his MAK and I said , ” Well, its illegal now, you can’t have pistol grips and detachable magazines on the same gunm either, Bill Clitons assault weapon ban. ”
So he took it off then bent it all to pieces.
He sold that MAK90 to me for $100 and an SKS.
A former BIL took an older AR-7 survival rifle that had a damaged stock. He rigged up a replacement out of metal that folded and detached. Quite a well done affair.
I hated to tell him he’d committed a felony or maybe even more than one.
if you start with a pistol grip shotgun and put a folding choate stock on it you can never put the pistol grip back on. maybe.
Dynamic Pie Concepts did it best,The Art Of The Mag Flip
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEEEy1dMceI
That video was hilarious
BREAKING NEWS: How FREE THE NIPPLE Will Help Save the 2nd Amendment…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1pIckvwMWk
I watched the entire video. There were no nibbles!
NM Gun TYRANT DOUBLED DOWN on her gun ban ON CNN…(note: notice her self serving nuisance that suspension of a right is not a ban on the right, semantics games..typical anti-gun. If you suspend a right you are banning its exercise during the suspension period you idiot.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLz3iJwW4T8
That’s an old technique here in the People’s Republic of New Jersey, where we’ve been fastening together 10-round magazines for years to get around the ban on so-called “high capacity” magazines!
i’ll take the isle of man model.
On Capella IV, it was called a “kleegat.”
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Kleegat
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