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jcohen said:I once saw a "ADW Cat"!
KMaurer said:jcohen said:I once saw a "ADW Cat"!
That might well be my daughter-in-law's cat, a close relative of the notorious Pythonesque rabbit. [evil]
BTW, glad to see you back, Jesse. Are you back for real, or just checking in from FL?
Ken
matt said:I think there is a new bill in the house limitting the battery capacity to less than 3 unless you have a ltc Class A. However the AG says the flashlight can only be sold in MA if it is constructed foam, has a length of no more than 0.002", and has three safety devices preventing accidental illumination in the case of it being dropped. And unlike rifles affected by the AWB, it MUST have a flash suppressor, lest it be of any use... [roll]
matt said:I think there is a new bill in the house limitting the battery capacity to less than 3 unless you have a ltc Class A. However the AG says the flashlight can only be sold in MA if it is constructed foam, has a length of no more than 0.002", and has three safety devices preventing accidental illumination in the case of it being dropped. And unlike rifles affected by the AWB, it MUST have a flash suppressor, lest it be of any use... [roll]
Nickle said:No, that would be illegal, since it would be one of those dreaded "High Capacity Assault Flashlights".
mAss Backwards said:Nickle said:No, that would be illegal, since it would be one of those dreaded "High Capacity Assault Flashlights".
You mean, one of these?
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JonJ said:OH NO! It's locked in the wrong position!!!!
mAss Backwards said:I might be interested. Is that a 3rd-generation Maglite with finger grooves?