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12-06-2016, 10:20 PM
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Good eavning gents. Party finished. Food was excellent but room was stuffy.
Always been fascinated with war stories but also knowing that it is a personal thing and the one telling the story has a much deeper emotional connection to it. I regret never sitting down with a long time family friend who was a medic on D day who landed on Normandy who was willing to tell me about it. He grabbed a camera man and took him through the invasion. Time magazine bugged him for years for the pics. He died and they got the pics. I never got to sit down with him. I was 19. RIP Bill Chames
Always been fascinated with war stories but also knowing that it is a personal thing and the one telling the story has a much deeper emotional connection to it. I regret never sitting down with a long time family friend who was a medic on D day who landed on Normandy who was willing to tell me about it. He grabbed a camera man and took him through the invasion. Time magazine bugged him for years for the pics. He died and they got the pics. I never got to sit down with him. I was 19. RIP Bill Chames
12-06-2016, 10:23 PM
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12-06-2016, 10:27 PM
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Reading up on the "assault" law once I install the mag lock it I am good to go as far as the pistol grip and muzzle compensator! So glad I don't have to have that ugly but stock on it!
12-06-2016, 10:28 PM
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Good eavning gents. Party finished. Food was excellent but room was stuffy.
Always been fascinated with war stories but also knowing that it is a personal thing and the one telling the story has a much deeper emotional connection to it. I regret never sitting down with a long time family friend who was a medic on D day who landed on Normandy who was willing to tell me about it. He grabbed a camera man and took him through the invasion. Time magazine bugged him for years for the pics. He died and they got the pics. I never got to sit down with him. I was 19. RIP Bill Chames
Always been fascinated with war stories but also knowing that it is a personal thing and the one telling the story has a much deeper emotional connection to it. I regret never sitting down with a long time family friend who was a medic on D day who landed on Normandy who was willing to tell me about it. He grabbed a camera man and took him through the invasion. Time magazine bugged him for years for the pics. He died and they got the pics. I never got to sit down with him. I was 19. RIP Bill Chames
12-06-2016, 10:29 PM
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12-06-2016, 10:33 PM
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To not be an assault rifle the law states it can not have a pistol grip or adjustable. But with the mag lock I can get what I want. I'm not sure yet but I like the mil spec one that holds an extra mag. All the furniture will be OD green. I like the Magpul ones.
12-06-2016, 10:35 PM
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Wow, thought Canada has ridiculous laws.
12-06-2016, 10:38 PM
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Once I install the mag lock reloading will be a disassembly action which takes it out of the no no zone! Stupid stuff. Also if I call the compensator a flash suppressor it is a violation but the military Cal's them a compensator which is legal.
12-06-2016, 10:39 PM
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12-06-2016, 10:47 PM
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Yes. That's the one. If I install that it is no longer considered an assault weapon. All new assault weapon changes no longer apply. Worth every bit of $58!