5 Arizona officers died in 2011

Common Sense wrote:

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Hey, DICK (may I call you DICK?), you know what they say? "The smaller the man, the bigger the gun." I'll bet you carry a .45 to compensate. LOL

Richard_ wrote:

<quoted text>I have guns from .22 on up, the correct tool for the job is the best one. If need be, I can convert my 1911 .45ACP to .22LR and that conversion kit features an extended barrel with 1/2x28 threading for the .22LR sound suppressor I bought for my wife with her Walther P22 suppressor/pistol package. The advantages of .22LR suppressed aren't realized until you fire it yourself. The same sound suppressor fits the 1/2x28 threads of my 5.56MM AR15s, which works especially well with a .22LR conversion kit. It's very quiet and effective for close range work. Regardless, I have many firearms and .45ACP isn't one that I'm worshiping, every cartridge has it's own use as a tool to get work done.

Thomas Martin wrote:

<quoted text>Toys-R-Us has some really authentic looking water guns out now, don't they?

Richard_ wrote:

<quoted text>I wouldn't know, I don't play with toy guys.
http://s6.photobucket.com/albums/y213/ce208/...
These are just a few of my firearms, 14" barrel Remington 1100 and 870, I've got an 8" barrel Saiga and a 10" barrel Remington 870 as well, that's just the shotties. Hope ya like em, these are what I use to protect my house.

Thomas Martin wrote:

<quoted text>I bet you and your buddies sit up in your club house all day with your air rifles waiting for those nasty pigeons to try to land in the tree.

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Richard_ wrote:

<quoted text>Yes, we do.