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12-Bravo here. Combat Engineers can make a warthog wince. Only second to Infantry...No way, you weren't a squared away USGI without some or total care about your personal hygiene .
Didn’t think u could mark up all those Sigs anymore, lol!!!!Four seasons closed for a week so they could mark up all their inventory.
Best times this infantryman ever had was going out with the engineers and blowing shit up!!! Good times!!12-Bravo here. Combat Engineers can make a warthog wince. Only second to Infantry...
Amen!Best times this infantryman ever had was going out with the engineers and blowing shit up!!! Good times!!
No way. They closed because the place is like 5 square feet packed with 30 fat dudes. No one wants to be there during these times.Another thought is on fri the national guard was staging at the Woburn pd which is next to 4 seasons, they may have asked him to close for a bit so that they can expand into that parking area, or to minimize traffic, people in the area untill they get situated
That's fine with them. All they care about is how they look to the uninformed masses.Lol they might think that.... but they are powerless to do so.... even killing mircs will not stop people from buying and selling stuff. They would be stupid to shut it down, all they would be doing is encouraging illegal behavior or people driving around the laws. Even Cali hasn't shut down the DROS poopy-caca system because of this.
-Mike
Nothing smells better or IS worse for you than standing on top of the blasting mats hooking the chain after a fresh shot. I love the smell of ammonium nitrate in the morning. (WTFUKUCRZYMFR)Amen!
I ❤ Detcord
Of all the munitions I had the pleasure of "letting the smoke out of..." the Bangalore Torpedo was the most memorable. The choreographing of the assembly with multiple men running then dropping into a dragging low-crawl and finally turning concertina wire into a pile of red-hot spaghetti... and that smell! Oh that smell!Nothing smells better or IS worse for you than standing on top of the blasting mats hooking the chain after a fresh shot. I love the smell of ammonium nitrate in the morning. (WTFUKUCRZYMFR)
Hopefully Northeast Arms doesn't close. I just dropped off a barrel for some work.
No way. They closed because the place is like 5 square feet packed with 30 fat dudes. No one wants to be there during these times.
The thought of controlling how many people go in at a time was probably a headache.
When I lived in MA I felt the same way about the place although I used to love Holly when she was around back in the daySurprised he shut down as he was making bank charging people double for ammo.
Im more surprised people actually go there because there are so many better places to go that arent a cramped closet deli line. Im still trying to figure out what the draw is? I think it might be a close to Boston newbie thing....
i don't know...you might want to think again....i've posted before i've overheard people boasting to carl they dove off the vineyard to buy whatever they were buying at the time. i don't understand it myself, i go to where they have what i want and really don't price shop.I think it might be a close to Boston newbie thing....
I don't remember the names, by my wife had two neighbors growing up with interesting nicknames. The guy with the snow blower was called "nine fingers" and the one who blasted for a living was called "one arm".Nothing smells better or IS worse for you than standing on top of the blasting mats hooking the chain after a fresh shot. I love the smell of ammonium nitrate in the morning. (WTFUKUCRZYMFR)
Surprised he shut down as he was making bank charging people double for ammo.
Im more surprised people actually go there because there are so many better places to go that arent a cramped closet deli line. Im still trying to figure out what the draw is? I think it might be a close to Boston newbie thing....
Guess NJ has, From NRA-ILA site:
On March 21, the New Jersey State Police issued the following message to Federal Firearms Licensees.
On Saturday March 21, 2020, Governor Phil Murphy announced he is putting New Jersey in lockdown to combat the spread of coronavirus. Per Executive Order 107, he is ordering the residents of New Jersey to stay home, directing all non-essential retail businesses closed to the public. At this time, the order includes New Jersey Firearms State Licensed Dealers. The New Jersey State Police NICS Unit is directing the vendor of the NICS Online Application (NICUSA) to turn off the NICS Online Services for submitting NICS transactions by eliminating the “Request Form” button, effective 9:00pm EST, Saturday, March 21, 2020. You will still have the ability to view the message board and the status of previously submitted transactions. This “Request Form” feature will remain off until further order by Governor Murphy.
Lol. I knew a "Oneball"...I don't remember the names, by my wife had two neighbors growing up with interesting nicknames. The guy with the snow blower was called "nine fingers" and the one who blasted for a living was called "one arm".
figured you would.Lol. I knew a "Oneball"...
Of all the munitions I had the pleasure of "letting the smoke out of..." the Bangalore Torpedo was the most memorable. The choreographing of the assembly with multiple men running then dropping into a dragging low-crawl and finally turning concertina wire into a pile of red-hot spaghetti... and that smell! Oh that smell!
Add to that the historic application of the torpedo at places like Utah and Omaha beaches made permanent memories...
Knew a "Dangles" too...figured you would.
just means we travel in a different circle...Knew a "Dangles" too...
as long as you don't ask me to bend over and cough! you're killin' me buddy.Some day we will meet...