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The Perry fair is horrible. Everything's crowded, really expensive. Every ride costs a minimum of $5. It's literally cheaper to go to Six Flags.

Why does not selling ARs make them anti gun? So you are allowed to do business with anti gun businesses because they don't carry the same weight as Wal-Mart? How much money did you spend at Wal-Mart last year?

I'm gay for tiny lawyer dicks too

What pro gun, 100% 2a politician, have you voted for in the past?....take two

Already answered. I rarely go there, and will still rarely go there. How many anti gun businesses in Decatur do you patronize? ...take two.

I like a really thin wallet. I finally retired mine after 10 years, but couldn't find another I liked, so my kid made me another one. 6 card pockets and it opens up for money.

I gleaned that you don't believe that a pro-gun or anti-gun mood affect the types of legislation that get proposed. That you will bear no responsibility for any legislation that gets passed in the future because the leftists that you support won't be in a position to do anything, and leftists...

So, in truth, your beliefs about guns take a back seat to your other views.

Obama was anti gun in 2008. Every vote you cast for anyone with a D next to their name is an anti gun vote, and gives the anti gun side ammunition. Even the pro gun democrats are for expanded background checks and magazine restrictions. I've noticed you expect the voters on the other side to...

1. The only time buying ARs at Wal-Mart was a decent deal was the 2 years after Sandy Hook because they didn't raise their prices. The were overpriced before and they are overpriced now. With the margins on "tactical" weapons what they are now, they decided to concentrate on higher margin...

It is political at its core, but they are trying to not make a political statement by doing it now. Why do you care? You vote for the people that are trying to restrict them.

It doesn't seem political to me, or at least they have the good sense to drop them while there's nothing going on. They are also no longer selling shotguns with 18.5" barrels and tactical style .22s.

A 12yo puts his hand through a 1.5 million dollar painting to break his fall. I've posted the video, but it's not very dramatic. Seriously, you're at the museum with your family and this happens, what do you do?

I love the fixed sights, but not with the short sight radius.

I wish they hand rifle length sights and gas system.

Aren't .223 subs also know as .22lr? What difference other than cost, exists between 60gr aguila and 55gr .223?

Are you talking about turning it in to a "bolt" gun, so you don't get the cycle action noise?

What modifications are you supposed to make? Mine works fine suppressed or not.

If you can put them in a GADPA or IDPA match and the do pretty well, then I think they would be ready for a combat class. Maturity comes from expectations. If they are capable of effectively manipulating the weapon, clearing malfunctions, combat reloads, etc. I think they're ready.

I can only identify one kind, and that ain't it. So don't follow @Blackrifler42 advice. If you get a cow, and grass feed it, I'll come over early in the morning to ID any that grow in the patties.