Random Politics & Religion #30

I'm not sure if I want to try to fire it, pull it apart and remanufacture it after cleaning, or simply keep it as an antique and hope I run across more WWII stuff.

My Enfield in my baby but .303 British isn't a very good candidate for reloading. I do plan to get the stuff to reload it though, make my own hunting ammo since I'm using cheap Serbian ammo atm. Very good cases but burns dirty and the bullets are very...meh, accurate but it's not to my liking, gonna see about reloading the PPU brass with some Barnes copper hollow points.

Today's Doonesbury just seems to fit here.

Gun people!

A few years back, my dad was metal detecting around camp while we were hunting and he dug up what appears to be a WWII AP round of .30-06 Springfield. Before he threw it back, I decided to keep it and brought it home and cleaned it off, this round has probably been in the dirt 30 years or more and the casing had a bit of crust-looking stuff. Being that I love old brass for some reason, question is if I got a .30-06 at some point, and decided to fire the round, if the elements haven't rendered it inert, would it be safe and possible to throw it in a tumbler with other brass, clean and reload it?

I've never really had a run-in with brass that has been buried that long. I have a round of .45 ACP a that has been buried and tarnished black but the brass and bullet are both shiny, not crusty.

That is a interesting story Donny are you a member of NRA ?

I couldn’t vote for Roy Moore,” he said. “The state of Alabama deserves better.

Alabama Sen. Richard Shelby Says He Couldn't Bring Himself to Vote for Roy Moore
Time


TLDR: he wrote in another republican.

I didn't back read. Did you all gloss over the main accuser of Roy Moore found to be lying and forging the evidence against him? Did that get a few words?

I didn't back read. Did you all gloss over the main accuser of Roy Moore found to be lying and forging the evidence against him? Did that get a few words?

But we have the man on record suggesting the banning of slavery wasn't the best idea

(I brought it up twice)

Where on earth did you hear that? It is also facts I don't like.

In Moore's June appearance, one of the hosts says he would like to see an amendment that would void all the amendments after the Tenth.

"That would eliminate many problems," Moore replied. "You know people don't understand how some of these amendments have completely tried to wreck the form of government that our forefathers intended."

Moore cited the 17th Amendment, which calls for the direct election of senators by voters rather than state legislatures, as one he particularly found troublesome.

The host agreed with Moore, before turning his attention to the 14th Amendment, which was passed during the Reconstruction period following the Civil War and guaranteed citizenship and equal rights and protection to former slaves and has been used in landmark Supreme Court cases such as Brown v. Board of Education and Obergefell v. Hodges.

"People also don't understand, and being from the South I bet you get it, the 14th Amendment was only approved at the point of the gun," the host said.

Which begs to question, if they were broke during the ridiculously big election, where did they get all the money for this small election?

Jerk yourself off some more over this "facts I don't like" hashtag.

Basically he's one of these "sovereign citizen" ***.

anyone else following the "unity reform commission"?

unity reform commission

That doesn't mean he supports slavery you ***. How flawed is your critical thinking mechanism?

That doesn't mean he supports slavery you ***. How flawed is your critical thinking mechanism?

Does agree with me = deplorable Natzi scum.