Attachment 33977
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/comp....html?Itemid=0
Yep, it's made in Turkey.
Saw one at the range once - I was impressed.
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Attachment 33977
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/comp....html?Itemid=0
Yep, it's made in Turkey.
Saw one at the range once - I was impressed.
RMSS here in Foco have a couple of those.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
And guess who's on full grabo mode again... he is staying here after all...
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Akdal 1919
NBC Washington DCQuote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
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The suspected gunman appeared to have seized firearms from two of his victims as he moved through the building along the Anacostia River in southeast Washington, where 3,000 Navy employees go to work each day, many of them carrying authorized firearms.
Next to Alexis's body was an ID of a man who used to work at the Navy Yard. Some investigators believe the suspected gunman used that ID to enter the area, which is accessible only through guarded gates, but he may also have shot his way in, Williams reported.
Multiple weapons
Survellance video shows the gunman entered the NAVSEA building, at 1336 Isaac Hull Ave., with a shotgun, law enforcement officials told News4's Jackie Bensen.
The suspected gunman shot a security officer in the head, killing him, and took the officer's 9 mm pistol and a magazine of ammunition. The shooter then continued through the building and seemed to target his victims, who were mostly on the third and fourth floors, Bensen reported.
D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Department and several other law enforcement agencies responded with active shooter teams.
During that response, a MPD officer was shot in the leg. The gunman was then shot by a FBI hostage response team, law enforcement sources told Bensen.
“The response by uniformed police officers from both the Metropolitan Police Department and United States Park Police was absolutely nothing short of heroic,” Lanier said.
Authorities are investigating whether the gunman took the D.C. police officers' rifle.
i watched a few interviews with the chief medical officer of the hospital where some of the victims were taken. In her earlier press release she really hammered how we as society need to come together to stop this evil. She was on NBC with Piers and the other libtard and talked about mental health even though they were trying to lead her into a gun control discussion. Not sure of her political leanings but she never really went anti-gun. She more hammered us as a society.
America doesn't have a gun problem. It doesn't have a drug problem, or a gang problem, a drunk driving problem or an unwed teenage mothers problem. America has a responsibility problem. When we as a society can figure out how to be a responsible nation again, those problems won't be problems.
Good night....
I think the AR was his accomplice.
Good for her. I watched her first interview and she was all choked up. Was sure she was going to make a anti gun statement. I was thinking to myself she is going to be used to libtards full extent.Quote:
Originally Posted by muddywings
This POS was a crazy F-er back in 2004 when he shot out the tires on a vehicle parked in his neighborhood.
How the hell did he get more guns (supposedly legally) and get a Secret Clearance to work for an HP subcontractor?
WTF!
http://spdblotter.seattle.gov/wp-con.../09/Alexis.pdf
This incident is pretty much the perfect case to debunk all the common anti gun laws. Period.