Forgot to post this little addition to my collection that I got for Christmas this year:
One of these days I'm going to replace that wood stock with a folding composite version, add a scope and bipod, and get some bigger magazines.
I also got a full, unopened crate of ammo for it!
I think I'm almost ready for the Zombie appocalypse.
Found this over at Cmblake6 today. Looks amazing.
I've been meaning to add a shotgun to my gun collection for awhile, but even if the did make a civilian version it's sure to be out of my price range. I guess I'll stick with a simple Browning or Mossberg.
Via Cmblake6 here's an e-mail from a soldier serving at Fort Bliss in Texas:
Bliss is mandating that all soldiers who own POWs (privately owned weapons) cannot store their firearms on post housing. They must be turned into the arms room. All soldiers must register any weapons they own with the provost marshall regardless of whether or not they live on post. Further, the post commander has mandated that if soldiers do not comply, they will face courts martial.
The counseling statement I recieved on this new policy stated that privately owned firearms are a serious threat to the safety of the community. I kid you not.
Here it is: they're now figuring out who in the military is a firearms owner as a pretext to disarming these soldiers first before going after everyone else's guns.
What other reason could there be? Soldiers can't be trusted with firearms? As if...
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