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2020-03-25 at 12:54 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-25 at 12:45 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
Originally posted by snab_snib i just got a call from my bosses boss. he wants me to come in tomorrow and sign a NDA to start working a second shift doing patrols of the corporate property for forty dollars an hour on a 3 month contract. that's more than i make as a flag technician, and i'm not allowed to talk to my coworkers about this. have any of you done this sort of gig? he told me i'd be expected to carry, which a lot of people do where i work anyways, but this would be overnight stuff. he said he has a tricked out g-wagon with light turrets that i'd be driving… sounds like a great deal. could be extremely boring, just patrolling empty buildings all night.
pics or it didnt happen
no security guard doing legal security work makes $40 an hour. hell, a beginner USSS agent starts at $25 an hour...and about the same for a 'bodyguard' -
2020-03-24 at 4:25 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 4:08 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 4:07 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 4:04 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 4:01 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 3:59 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 3:57 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
Originally posted by Sudo Those are slow and impractical. If you bring a shotgun to a gunfight you will definitely lose. You basically get one shot with a shotgun and sawed offs can shoot off center and split the barrel. It's really a terrible choice if you're planning a war for the global elites. That's the type of gun they WANT you to have, and sawing it off makes it illegal enough for them to take it from you. A .22 is much better, even if it's single action
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2020-03-24 at 3:55 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 3:54 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
Originally posted by Fox US government bans stockpiling supplies
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/barr-says-doj-will-go-after-coronavirus-price-gougers-hoarders
another kikeburg article of fear mongeringWe’re talking about people hoarding these goods and materials on an industrial scale for the purposes of manipulating the market and ultimately driving windfall profits,
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2020-03-24 at 3:49 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 3:48 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 3:47 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 3:18 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 3:09 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
Originally posted by snab_snib wew. i ordered a beretta from a supplier who also sells brand new machine guns, and i hadn't noticed on the page that 'this is for law enforcement and military customers only', because why the fuck would a beretta pistol be restricted. but, they took my money and it's shipped anyways.
they sell M249 machine guns for 7700 dollars and MP5A2's for 1800. colt M4 automatic carbines for 1100. i have to figure out what hoop i jump through to get my hands on the real shit.
because either 1) it was produced with a 10+ round mag during the cliton ban or 2) it was produced at a certain price-point exclusive to a contract sale.
start your own company and get a class-III license under its name. thats what all the cool kids are doing. -
2020-03-24 at 3:02 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 2:58 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
Originally posted by aldra almost exactly a project I'm working on
the problem with caseless liquid/gas propellant is lack of comparable energy to smokeless powder. between electrical requirements (batteries) and lack of reliability as compared to conventional primers.
i used to have the entire treatise of unclassified publications some military unit literally threw in the trash from their experiments and tests on various liquid propellants and how utterly and absurdly difficult it was to use liquid propellant...properly measured...to be ignited with electricity. -
2020-03-24 at 2:54 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
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2020-03-24 at 2:40 AM UTC in Deleted posts for: purple gerbil
Originally posted by -SpectraL They would put you into a boat and then put your feet in a bucket of cement as they made gentle conversation, and by the time you reached the deepest part of the ocean, your cement would be dry. Then… over you go.
usually they would be given copious amounts of alcohol.
i read that on the internezts