Where is everyone #5

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  1. jamespmack

    jamespmack Road Train Member

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    Most company policies prohibit Firearms period.
     
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  3. farmerjohn64

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    Well google says 1873; even I don’t know the year, only the rifles haha the trapdoor Springfield for example, or the Sharps
     
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  4. Nostalgic

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    A spin on filter is a consumable, it's the adapter that you'd want to make sure is serialized and tax paid. Personally, like I said, I have the stamp and can have all the constructive possession I want, within reason, as long as any "defective" parts are destroyed. Constitutionally it's really not any business of the ATF, but do I tend to try to play by the rules as long as we are a civilized society. When they decided to switch things up and start requiring fingerprints of everyone in a trust is when I stocked up on stamps. Of course my no fingerprinting line in the sand was erased when I decided to get a Twic card and go to mil bases.
     
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  5. farmerjohn64

    farmerjohn64 Road Train Member

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    Hey hey I was right hehe “The Model 1873 "Trapdoor" Springfield was the first standard-issue breech-loading rifle adopted by the United States Army.”
     
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  6. jamespmack

    jamespmack Road Train Member

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    Well you should know WE company policy more than me. I've been self employed long enough I doubt I could go back. My company, my rules.

    I'm also not one for following rules to the Tee. But I wouldn't go on a public forum stating I'm gonna break them either.
     
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  7. MACK E-6

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    Good deal. Sounds like you've looked into this. :thumbleft:
     
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  8. MACK E-6

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    Didn't know that one...

    Trapdoors never really piqued my attention though. That's a bit too far back.
     
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  9. D.Tibbitt

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    Its just one of those things that would slip ur mind. I always carry a small knife on me , hooked to my pocket. Cant take weapons anywhere in these places. Some dont care about a pocket knife , others will put u face down into the pavement if they catch u with any kind of weapon. Atleast thats what ive heard . But at the same time, i could do alot more damage with my winch bar than i could with a tiny pocket knife
     
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  10. farmerjohn64

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    Me neither, I like the Winchester High Wall (actually made by John Browning) and the Remington Rolling Block; the Sharps is kinda cliche, I always go for the less popular guns unless it’s something really good, but I’ll definitely take a free Sharps...
     
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  11. D.Tibbitt

    D.Tibbitt Road Train Member

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    There was a guy on utube , forget his name but he works on diesel trucks but also loves guns. I guess somehow he had clicked on some ad for a surpressor for a gun just to look at it ..... Then went and ordered a bunch of fuel filters to his house for his projects.. i think it was homeland security that showed up at his front door with a list of his internet searches , because i guess people are building surpression systems with fuel filters .

    Any u guys seen that video or know how im talking about ? Wish i could remeber the name of the channel
     
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