Foreign Weapons and Obscure Builds V3

[boss_hawg]

Go get em boys

Igman 1000 Round .223 Ammunition SALE

Igman .223 Remington 1000 Round Ammo Case. This brass cased 55 grain ammunition is clean and reliable and perfect for any use with your AR15 Rifle or AR-15 Pistol.

atlanticfirearms.com

I think primary arms deal is probably better especially if you want less than 1k rounds. Haven’t checked the shipping at Atlantic but PA is $.50 / round and you can buy by the 20 round box. Their shipping wasn’t too bad either.

 

[boss_hawg]

I think primary arms deal is probably better especially if you want less than 1k rounds. Haven’t checked the shipping at Atlantic but PA is $.50 / round and you can buy by the 20 round box. Their shipping wasn’t too bad either.

Just checked and PA was cheaper.

Same ammo, 1000 count was $499+$18.08 shipping at PA for a total of $517.08 before tax. At Atlantic, was $495+$35 shipping or $530 before tax. The only variable is if Atlantic charges GA sales tax or not.

 

[EugenFJR]

Without looking it up, do y’all realize what the tax rate was in 1774?

What about in 1942?

I don't know the tax rate in 1774, but I do know the IRS was formed during WWII. And was supposed to be only temporary, to help account for the money being collected by the government to pay for the war.

 

[Red Squirrel 556]

Dunno, unfortunately I haven't even thought about buying ammo lately.

 

[Red Squirrel 556]

I was just hoping somebody would buy some and give me 100 for a finders fee...

 

[Red Squirrel 556]

I think i need some 9meleemeter fo mah gat

 

[Axeman]

I have no clue

IIRC,(going from memory here) in 1774 it was 2%. The Colonists went to war with the greatest military power in the world at the time over a 1% raise in taxes.
In 1942, again, from memory, it was 10%.

Perhaps @Grunk can double-check my numbers…

In 1943 or 44, I forget which, the American people finally allowed ‘Withholding Taxes’, to help the war effort, and it was supposed to cease when the war ended.

Now our average tax bracket is around 33-37%.

And we aren’t rioting in the streets???

Gentlemen, there’s no need to point to the 2nd amendment and warn about frogs in boiling water.

The power to tax is the power to destroy.

 

[Axeman]

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Looks like taxpayers in that truck…

 

[EugenFJR]

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Who dat? He looks almost like a respectable member of society.

 

[Axeman]

Who dat? He looks almost like a respectable member of society.

Hate to say, but I’ve got no idea either

 

[EugenFJR]

Hate to say, but I’ve got no idea either

That's because you are used to seeing him with a chicken mask, and holding a AK.

 

[Bigigloopt2]

IIRC,(going from memory here) in 1774 it was 2%. The Colonists went to war with the greatest military power in the world at the time over a 1% raise in taxes.
In 1942, again, from memory, it was 10%.

Perhaps @Grunk can double-check my numbers…

In 1943 or 44, I forget which, the American people finally allowed ‘Withholding Taxes’, to help the war effort, and it was supposed to cease when the war ended.

Now our average tax bracket is around 33-37%.

And we aren’t rioting in the streets???

Gentlemen, there’s no need to point to the 2nd amendment and warn about frogs in boiling water.

The power to tax is the power to destroy.

Looks like taxpayers in that truck…

 

[FarewellToKings]

IIRC,(going from memory here) in 1774 it was 2%. The Colonists went to war with the greatest military power in the world at the time over a 1% raise in taxes.
In 1942, again, from memory, it was 10%.

Perhaps @Grunk can double-check my numbers…

In 1943 or 44, I forget which, the American people finally allowed ‘Withholding Taxes’, to help the war effort, and it was supposed to cease when the war ended.

Now our average tax bracket is around 33-37%.

And we aren’t rioting in the streets???

Gentlemen, there’s no need to point to the 2nd amendment and warn about frogs in boiling water.

The power to tax is the power to destroy.

The XVI'th amendment, allowing the federal government to collect income tax, wasn't ratified until 1913.
Prior to that, it was a per-capita tax collected from the states. The states got to determine how they got that money. And understood what it meant to get a 'kick-back' from the feds.
Don't yous guys buy from the Set Store?

Repeal XVI and XVII!

 

[slapshut]

How Bizarre​

How Bizarre​

 

[Bigigloopt2]

How Bizarre​

How Bizarre​

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I hate that song

 

[Axeman]

I hate that song

Me too

 

[Axeman]

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Hey, thanks for the tag! I’ll be sure to remember you when I’m being waterboarded!!!

 

[Bigigloopt2]

Hey, thanks for the tag! I’ll be sure to remember you when I’m being waterboarded!!!

My dude, I assure you we would be on adjacent tables.

 

[Bigigloopt2]

Me too

Hey, thanks for the tag! I’ll be sure to remember you when I’m being waterboarded!!!

 

[Bigigloopt2]

Seriously, have you seen my name. Or my memes. Although it’s all satire, I’m certain that it has, and will be Misconstrued as malicious rather than humor. We’re all doomed to the same fate just by association. @Axeman