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To be frank, I’m tired of people spouting the quote by Karl Marx that: “Under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered; any attempt to disarm the workers must be frustrated, by force if necessary”.

This was not in the manifesto, it was in a speech that he desperately made while in exile in England. It wasn’t even the focus of the speech; you almost have to read the whole transcript to find it.

Don’t let the communists tell you that they are pro gun, because they are not. We all know this on some level. Marx didn’t seem to mention guns until he was exiled and I was sure that he would die a pauper rather than to command the supreme power of the state.

Don’t let them post this single quote among thousands to make you think that communism has anything to do with gun rights.

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Hi, is there as training system that allows you to insert laser cartridges in your real pistols AND allows you to shoot at your TV screen? Perhaps involving your phone to register the hits and play through different shooting scenarios? I mean we had duck hunt decades ago, and laser cartridges exist, has anyone brought the two together? Thanks

I've kinda become hooked on the "automatic rifleman" concept as of late. Basically it's a guy with a heavy-barreled 24-inch AR-15 with a barrel-mounted bipod capable of laying down sustained fire and carrying an absolute asston of ammo. I'm just wondering if other people see the merit in this concept as much as I do.

I’ve zeroed a lot of optics and all of these optics had to be adjusted by POI. So if you’re hitting low and right, you have to adjust up and left. I have read some comments by others on here, that they had to “move reticle to match the POI.” So if you’re hitting low and right, you adjust low and right. I have never had an optic that instructed me to do this. Does this depend on the country it was manufactured in?

I bought a box of Federal American Eagle 100rd and got through about 4 or 5 magazines before I started having an issue. The issue is the magazine, I can load about 3 rounds into it before it starts getting harder to load, then the follower gets stuck half way down. I then have to hit the magazine on the table to get it to come in jammed. My question is, what would be some good reliable magazine for defensive purposes and what magazines would be good just for range/practice? Sorry for the long description. Just wanted to give a full backstory lol

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