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MINI Shooter's Assocation

How's this look?

 

What you fail to see is the real deep meaning in these types of laws. Criminals will still find ways to be armed. As I see it the intent of these types of laws are to try and disarm the populace.

These types of laws make it more difficult for the law abiding citizen to obtain arms and ammunition. They also add a layer of complexity to the retailer. Records have to be kept by the retailer and made accessible by law enforcement. In turn this is going raise prices artificially in California forcing people to seek alternatives. If I was a gun shop owner in AZ, NV and OR I'd be sending the gov a very nice gift basket. The poor Cali based gun shop owner will take in less revenue due to reduced sales possibly costing jobs and affecting the Cali tax base in a negative manner.

But then again the budget in Cali is a laughing matter anyway.

 

Who needs a gun with folks like this being appointed to protect us at the Department of Homeland Security.......WTF?

Obama Appoints 2 Devout Muslims

to Homeland Security Posts


(NOTE: Has anyone ever heard a new

government official being identified as a

devout Catholic, Jew or Protestant..?

Just wondering)
Doesn't this make you feel safer already??



Obama and Janet Nappy Appoint Devout Muslim

to Homeland Security Post,
Arif Alikhan as Assistant Secretary for

Policy Development.

Source for announcement:
Homeland Security Press Room
OBAMA APPOINTMENT: Arif Alikhan, Asst Secretary DHS - Atlas Shrugs



Kareem Shora, who was born in Damascus, Syria
was appointed by DHS Secretary Napolitano

on Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC)

Washington, DC
June 5, 2009
American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee: Home Page

The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee

(ADC) is proud to announce that earlier today

at a ceremony held in Albuquerque , New Mexico ,

DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano swore-in

ADC National Executive Director Kareem Shora

s a member of the Homeland Security Advisory

Council (HSAC).
**********************************************

 

I like variety so I have both

 

:cornut: Bill Ayres and Bernadine Dorn, Hippy Socialist Cowardly Bombers of the 60's and 70's and 'Fellow Travellers' of Obama and the people that put him in office. 'Barrack Around The Congress', with Nut Job Nancy and the Commies. Who'd of ever thought. But as the man said: "The price of Liberty is eternal vigilence."

Jason

 

Don't let go of you're loading gear just yet. Fact is I have started looking for some used gear and you just don't find it at gun shows much.

 

I was going to start in 08 then the prices went back down. I started looking again but the equipment has a 4 month waiting list and supplies are hard to find. I may not be doing much range time this year.

 

I just found this, best ever Mosin help. [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R9uuW3nuDM"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R9uuW3nuDM[/ame]

 

:cornut: Maybe, I don't know but maybe, we are just slow out of the gate and the reason for waiting lists and low shelf stock else where is that many people are getting into realoading and being 'quiet' about it. Also people tend to keep their reloading equipment even when not in use, as opposed to selling it. The marksmanship community has always been a quiet community. We tend to gather in small groups at ranges and gun shops(NEVER bars or drinking socials unless the guns are locked away. Gun people do tend to be social imbibers but the practicing alcoholic has no place in our midst.). I think that this tradition is in keeping with wanting to be distinctly seperate from the Rambo/Criminal/ Leftist Revolutionary crowd. Hell, we're having to fight the last 2 groups tooth and nail even as we speak. The 1st group can be quietly educated(usually but not always) to our conservative quiet(except we are not quiet concerning Constitution/2nd Ammendment trashers) upstanding way of teaching proper citizenship and if they don't respond then they go on to choices #2&3 and are dealt with by proper authority. So back to reloading. These days what with 'on line' shopping and all, one has to educate him/herself before 'smokin that plastic' and buying expensive/unnessesary/dangerous combinations of supplies/presses/dies etc. I was very fortunate in having the tax payers via our beloved Armed Forces educate me(thank y'all very much) as to Arms half of the way and continued my ongoing education via self study. Reloading is:

1. Get an education/fund of knowledge. The NRA's 'American Rifleman' is an excellent place to start and that will lead you to other good and more in depth choices(kind of like learning about 'MINI's' aint it.)
2. Have a rifle/shotgun/pistol/revolver and learn gun safety and how to use it properly and accurately. Doing this with other friendly enthusiasts is all part of the fun. It's also where one will get a good education as to Good and Bad advice.
3. Buy a reloading manual and read it. Speer, Hornaday,Sierra, and other companies write good in depth reloading manuals. 'Midway Company' (get the online address from American Rifleman or do 'engine search') and others can supply all the realoading equipment that our little hearts could desire at reasonable prices and they can offer advice and back up their products. Along the way you'll discover other companies that provide OEM and aftermarket gun parts and gunsmithing supplies.(Now it's really starting to sound like working with MINI's isn't it?)
4. You'll have fun, learn alot, and make new friends. You'll know in your heart that you are 'standing tall' as a good American Citizen(and MINIac!) and be able to pass that knowledge on to other citizens in need in these troubled times. Then somewhere along the way we'll start a MINI SHOOTERS ASSN loosely aligned with we Mini Drivers, maybe. One never knows?...........

Jason

 

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MINI Shooters Association "Small Cars, Big Guns"

 

Thanks Jason.

We are proud of him. He does very good work and is extremely detailed on his gun work. If you ever need anything gun wise give him a call. In those shots you'll also see the customer rifles he made based on K98 actions.

Nick

 

I solved the ammo shortage today. Cabela's has been hoarding it for their new store in Columbus. There was a good bit on the shelves but I didn't feel like waiting 2 hours to check out. It was a crazy place.

 

:cornut: The ammo shortage, of course, is only in the popular calibers. One can still get the expensive and rare: 38/40, 44/40, 32/20, .38 Long Colt, .38S&W( also called .38 Colt New Police and not to be confused with the popular .38 S&W spl),.455 Webley, .32/40, .38/55, .45/70govt, .50/90 Sharps, 450/577 Enfield, .50 Browning Machine Gun. Not very many of us need those calibers however.

Jason

 

:cornut: That's Great! Just for variety, could you change the revolver to an AR15 or other rifle 'in side profile' for side by side comparison( no, the next suggestion is better than just changing to a rifle). Or rifle and revolver in side profile, barrels pointing diagonally up and crossed. To make it look good/balanced, you may have to adjust the sizes of the revolver and rifle. Yeah 2 weapons crossed illustrating both a hand gun and a rifle which illustrates the multiweapon abilities of MINI Shooters. The MINIs look great, don't change a thing there! You're a talented man Sir.

Jason

 

Ok I finally got the updated version done.

 

:cornut: Looks great. I compliment your choices, an M14(civilian M1A) rifle and an 'N' frame(large frame) Smith & Wesson revolver.

Jason

 

Very nice.

In the spirit of the thread my MINI took me to the range to break in my M&P9c with 210 rounds. It performed flawlessly and put a smile on my face.

 

I'm going to look into getting some made. I created the graphic in hi-res and just used the lo-res on the site.

Who's interested?

 

hahaha. thats cuz you obviously (probably) look 21 or over. and the Govna', if i can recall correctly from the news, said that to buy a gun you need to give the seller your finger prints alongside your name and address and registration etc etc.

i think the fingerprints is a really good idea, as i t will tighten up security on gun laws and gun crimes. kudos to the terminator.

 

I'm gonna start pouring lead bullets and reloading again. Screw'em.

And if they regulate primers, I'll go muzzleloader. Makes a bigger hole in the target, anyway.