normaleagle05 said:
When 60 Minutes comes on I learn that 60 Minutes has, somehow, yet to go out of business. And that the NFL game I had on in the background has ended.
Yep, it reminds me I need to start dinner.
normaleagle05 said:
When 60 Minutes comes on I learn that 60 Minutes has, somehow, yet to go out of business. And that the NFL game I had on in the background has ended.
Yeah, it's always a race to the remote to change the channel when you don't realize the football game is over. The only thing anyone learns from SeeBS' 60 minutes is how to be more ignorant than when you started watching.Muy said:normaleagle05 said:
When 60 Minutes comes on I learn that 60 Minutes has, somehow, yet to go out of business. And that the NFL game I had on in the background has ended.
Yep, it reminds me I need to start dinner.
fredfredunderscorefred said:
omaha outdoors
https://www.omahaoutdoors.com/ohio-ordnance-m2-slr-50-bmg/
in action:
of course it is not auto. if the below is the transcript, they don't say 'auto' but they most likely showed an auto and certainly implied it (which of course is a little more costly and difficult to come by). (and which would also be more in line with what the founding fathers wanted in order to allow to form a militia or protect ourselves from foreign enemies)
(by the way, this take expressed in the article (and probably the segment on TV) on cause-effect seems pretty insane....):
"Jonathan Lowy: If you think fentanyl overdoses are a problem, if you think migration across the border is a problem, if you think the spread of organized crime is a problem in the United States, then you should care about stopping the crime gun pipeline to Mexico. And you need to stop it at its source. Because all those problems are driven by the supply of U.S. guns to the cartels."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/damming-the-iron-river-mexico-legal-battle-to-stop-gun-trafficking-from-us-60-minutes-transcript/
M2 is my favorite weapon ever.Get Off My Lawn said:
Not a big fan of the M2. The M240B is the sweet spot. Im salivating for Brandon Herrera or Colion Noir get ATF. Doubt they actually drop the Class3 requirements, but I can dream!
Is it a fully automatic, belt fed, machine gun?aggiehawg said:
I don't get around much but even I know a guy with a dealers' license who owns a 50 cal. The Hubs has fired it before.
Belt.CanyonAg77 said:Is it a fully automatic, belt fed, machine gun?aggiehawg said:
I don't get around much but even I know a guy with a dealers' license who owns a 50 cal. The Hubs has fired it before.
Because that's what 60 minutes showed
Money. What else?TRX said:
Why do you represent these people?
People like me arrest these people and people like Tom Fox represent these people. Its the circle of life in the justice system. Depending on the position, it pays very well. I don't complain about my government check.Tom Fox said:Money. What else?TRX said:
Why do you represent these people?
It is a symbiotic relationship. LoL.Psycho Bunny said:People like me arrest these people and people like Tom Fox represent these people. Its the circle of life in the justice system. Depending on the position, it pays very well. I don't complain about my government check.Tom Fox said:Money. What else?TRX said:
Why do you represent these people?
Great effects on target & fun to employ - but only if you can get it into position. The 240 can be hand carried, repositioned by one man, and I've personally had fewer issues with them (even when properly head spaced and timed - back when that was a necessity).HollywoodBQ said:M2 is my favorite weapon ever.Get Off My Lawn said:
Not a big fan of the M2. The M240B is the sweet spot. Im salivating for Brandon Herrera or Colion Noir get ATF. Doubt they actually drop the Class3 requirements, but I can dream!
Remember when you guys refused to release the transcript of your Kamala Harris interview? What, exactly, were you hiding there?
— Mollie (@MZHemingway) January 12, 2025
plus the fact that the defendants are entitled to a defense?Tom Fox said:Money. What else?TRX said:
Why do you represent these people?
Trump is not a strong 2A guy, never really has been. He couldn't wait to ban bump stocks and he would be fine with more restrictions not less. He certainly isn't in favor of repealing the machine gun ban. Plenty of things I like about Trump but 2A isn't on that list.nortex97 said:
Surprised no talk of repealing the 1984 (or whatever) ban this year.
He never managed to get an ATF director confirmed, the first term, which is still to this day frustrating.Quote:
As it turns out, a couple of the folks on the list should be very familiar to Bearing Arms' readers and listeners/viewers of the Cam & Co podcast.Forcelli didn't just write a book on Operation Fast & Furious. He was one of the whistleblowers who called attention to the gunwalking scandal, and suffered retaliation from higher-ups in Obama's Justice Department for his actions.Quote:
Transition officials have told gun rights groups that they do not expect Mr. Trump to pick an A.T.F. director before next spring, but caution that he is just as likely to tap somebody on impulse, at any moment, without consulting his transition team.
Those said to be under consideration are: Blake Masters, a far-right conservative in Arizona who is close to the financier Peter Thiel and who mounted a failed bid for a House seat; Peter J. Forcelli, a former bureau official who wrote a book on the "Fast and Furious" scandal; Larry Keane, the head of the gun manufacturers' trade association; and several current and former top A.T.F. officials, including Robert Cekada, Daniel Board and Rick Dressler.
Forcelli's also been a regular guest on Cam & Co since the release of his book The Deadly Path: How Operation Fast & Furious and Bad Lawyers Armed Mexican Cartels earlier this year, and I consider him to be a friend, so I'm thrilled that he's being considered for the top slot at BATFE.
Forcelli is the antithesis of David Chipman, the former ATF agent who was working for the gun control group Giffords when he was tapped by Joe Biden to head up the agency (Chipman's nomination ultimately tanked, leading to Dettelbach becoming Biden's second choice). Forcelli doesn't see the firearms industry or lawful gun owners as an enemy of the ATF, and he's been vocally opposed to the ATF rules on unfinished frames and receivers, pistol stabilizing braces, and those "engaged in the business" of dealing firearms that have been implemented under Biden's watch.
The National Shooting Sports Foundation's Larry Keane has also been a regular guest on Cam & Co over the years, and despite Keane's love of the New York Yankees I consider him a friend as well. With decades of experience in dealing with the agency from an industry perspective, Keane would be a fascinating (if polarizing) choice to head up the ATF, and like Forcelli and Masters would definitely be an agent of change if selected.
Of all the candidates named by Thrush, Keane would probably face the most opposition from Democrats and the gun control lobby because he too is the exact opposite of a committed gun control activist like Chipman. Keane's first-hand dealings with the ATF over the past few decades gives him a unique insight into the many reforms that are desperately needed at the agency, and it would be interesting (to say the least) to have someone from the firearms industry heading up the agency in charge of enforcing federal gun policy.
Thanks a lot Obama.fredfredunderscorefred said:
omaha outdoors
https://www.omahaoutdoors.com/ohio-ordnance-m2-slr-50-bmg/
in action:
of course it is not auto. if the below is the transcript, they don't say 'auto' but they most likely showed an auto and certainly implied it (which of course is a little more costly and difficult to come by). (and which would also be more in line with what the founding fathers wanted in order to allow to form a militia or protect ourselves from foreign enemies)
(by the way, this take expressed in the article (and probably the segment on TV) on cause-effect seems pretty insane....):
"Jonathan Lowy: If you think fentanyl overdoses are a problem, if you think migration across the border is a problem, if you think the spread of organized crime is a problem in the United States, then you should care about stopping the crime gun pipeline to Mexico. And you need to stop it at its source. Because all those problems are driven by the supply of U.S. guns to the cartels."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/damming-the-iron-river-mexico-legal-battle-to-stop-gun-trafficking-from-us-60-minutes-transcript/
A little off topic, but the perfect starch job on his headgear is absolutely amazing.CanyonAg77 said:
You need a Davy Crockett. A mere 20T TnT equivalent
normaleagle05 said:
When 60 Minutes comes on I learn that 60 Minutes has, somehow, yet to go out of business. And that the NFL game I had on in the background has ended.
Nothing ruins the buzz of a great day spent watching Sunday sports like 60 Minutes. It’s the ultimate sports boner killer. Been true my whole life. pic.twitter.com/cfLrp0nhMt
— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) April 14, 2024
Even as a kid I always thought 60 Minutes after football sucked. I mean they have Political shows on before football and then have to go right back to them after football. That was back when it was just a liberal bias and not pure propaganda that would make Pravda blush.WestTexasAg said:normaleagle05 said:
When 60 Minutes comes on I learn that 60 Minutes has, somehow, yet to go out of business. And that the NFL game I had on in the background has ended.Nothing ruins the buzz of a great day spent watching Sunday sports like 60 Minutes. It’s the ultimate sports boner killer. Been true my whole life. pic.twitter.com/cfLrp0nhMt
— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) April 14, 2024
Yup. It was Obama's Fast & Furious program that sold guns illegally to Mexican cartels and sent them across the border.agracer said:Thanks a lot Obama.fredfredunderscorefred said:
omaha outdoors
https://www.omahaoutdoors.com/ohio-ordnance-m2-slr-50-bmg/
in action:
of course it is not auto. if the below is the transcript, they don't say 'auto' but they most likely showed an auto and certainly implied it (which of course is a little more costly and difficult to come by). (and which would also be more in line with what the founding fathers wanted in order to allow to form a militia or protect ourselves from foreign enemies)
(by the way, this take expressed in the article (and probably the segment on TV) on cause-effect seems pretty insane....):
"Jonathan Lowy: If you think fentanyl overdoses are a problem, if you think migration across the border is a problem, if you think the spread of organized crime is a problem in the United States, then you should care about stopping the crime gun pipeline to Mexico. And you need to stop it at its source. Because all those problems are driven by the supply of U.S. guns to the cartels."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/damming-the-iron-river-mexico-legal-battle-to-stop-gun-trafficking-from-us-60-minutes-transcript/
Good Lord she, Leslie Stall is still an arrogant yet total moron. She has no idea how the real world works, depite reporting it for 3 decades. No idea of history. The left is nothing but idiots. Human nature has not changed in 10K years and they still have not gotten the memo.LMCane said:
but you can actually see on the SAME program something that is actually AWESOME
Tom Fox said:Money. What else?TRX said:
Why do you represent these people?
And you got to know SeeBS ponied up a lot of cash to make sure they had NFL games on Sunday afternoon for the sole purpose to ensnare some of the NFL fandom into their web of lies. I'm sure the producers were/are very jealous of the viewing the NFL gets that they don't!WestTexasAg said:normaleagle05 said:
When 60 Minutes comes on I learn that 60 Minutes has, somehow, yet to go out of business. And that the NFL game I had on in the background has ended.Nothing ruins the buzz of a great day spent watching Sunday sports like 60 Minutes. It’s the ultimate sports boner killer. Been true my whole life. pic.twitter.com/cfLrp0nhMt
— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) April 14, 2024