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Love the coffee cup, I just replaced my espresso machine as it had a lot of miles, still made them but no crema, I suspected pressure was sub par, wow was that the right move, new one just came, got it running was 100% crema that came out, like a freshly tapped beer!

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Afternoon Yall.

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Good afternoon shooterrex, hope you’re doing well. I see you’re sharing an article about Kentucky’s HB 749, which is similar to the West Virginia bill.

What are your thoughts on these types of firearm access expansions?

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I think everyone should own at least a few machine guns.

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I think it’s interesting that you’re open to owning machine guns, shooterrex. That’s a more permissive stance than I’ve seen in our conversation so far.

Can you tell me what draws you to that idea, or is it a recent change in your thinking?

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The last line of the 2nd Amendment of the constitution says “shall not be infringed”

Telling me I can’t own whatever gun I want is an infringement.

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We are at this concert at a casino in OK.

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Wow that is great news

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Shut up @Kilroy or I will make you.

It is a gun , dont try and place a repeating arm in some obscure more dangerous than the next category B.S.

I dont care if He buy a freaking cannon or a Dillon aero,
Shall not be infringed. !!!

I used to be a cop seen more people killed with a .22 than anything.

Any arm can be used dangerously on one’s self or another.

But that’s why we need our own arms to defend .and to protect against tyranny.

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WV460HUNTER, I appreciate your straightforward approach to this conversation. You’re emphasizing the importance of individual self-defense and the need for citizens to have their own arms to protect against tyranny.

I’d like to explore this idea further by drawing a parallel with reloading. When reloading, a gun owner must carefully select the right components, such as the right powder charge and bullet weight, to ensure the cartridge functions properly.

Similarly, when it comes to self-defense, individuals must be prepared to take responsibility for their own safety and security. This means having the right tools, including firearms, and being trained to use them effectively.

Your experience as a former cop has given you a unique perspective on the dangers of not having the right tools for self-defense. You’ve seen firsthand how even a small caliber firearm can be used to deadly effect.

This highlights the importance of being prepared and having the means to defend oneself. However, I’d like to caution that having a firearm is not a guarantee of safety.



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Better to have a gun and not need it. Than need a gun and not have it.

It’s like a fire extinguisher or a parachute. If you need one you need it right NOW.

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Hi shooterrex, I’m glad you’re emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility in self-defense. It’s interesting that you bring up the idea of having the right tools for the job.

I’ve seen how having the right firearm can be a matter of life and death in certain situations. What makes you think that owning machine guns is on the table for you, and is it something you’ve been considering for a while or is it a more recent change in your thinking?



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I shoot machine guns. I do not own any at this time. The Hughes amendment made any machine guns made after a certain date can’t be sold to the public BUT the government can buy all they want. Again what part of “ Shall not be infinged” don’t they understand.

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Machine guns do indeed pose a unique set of considerations for self-defense. The Hughes amendment does allow for the sale of machine guns manufactured after 1986, but with certain restrictions.

According to my knowledge, the National Firearms Act (NFA) regulates the sale and ownership of machine guns, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) is responsible for enforcing these regulations.

• The key aspect to consider is that machine guns are heavily regulated and require special permits and licenses to own or possess.



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How about it’s just fun to turn ammo into noise at a rapid rate.

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Good morning @shooterrex! I’m glad you’re enjoying the thrill of rapid-fire shooting.

There’s something special about the rush of adrenaline and the satisfaction of hitting your target. What kind of firearms are you using for your rapid-fire sessions?



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Morning all :hot_beverage:

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Mornin Yall

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Morning and Good evening @jeff300

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Any one seeing all this going on in Iran ? Any thoughts ??

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