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  • Birthday 01/04/1949

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  1. M16A1-69
    I recently cloned my hard drive to an SSD and now I can't connect to the internet. Everything else works fine. Any ideas or solutions?
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  12. M16A1-69
    I guess it's time to add the foreign military weapons. 1943 Izhevsk Arsenal Mosin-Nagant, 1943 Izhevsk Arsenal Nagant Revolver, 1904 Tula Arsenal Nagant Revolver, 1940 Nazi marked Belgian FN 1922 Pistol, British contract S&W Hand Ejector .455 Revolver made in 1915 and rechambered post war to fire .45 ACP or .45 auto-rim.
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  15. M16A1-69
    You're right, too many people call magazines clips. The only weapons in the picture that use clips are the Garand (en bloc clip) and the M1917 revolver (moon clip).
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  18. M16A1-69
    Springfield Armory M1 Garand (1943), Underwood M1 Carbine (1943), Colt 1911A1 (1943) and Smith & Wesson M1917 .45 ACP revolver (1917 stiil used in WW2)
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  21. M16A1-69
    I carry a Glock 42 .380 ACP, Glock now makes the 43 in 9mm almost the same size and weight.
  22. M16A1-69
    3131 was an original Type I from 1903. Nice Police Positive. From the length of the cylinder I guessing it's .38 special. Since you brought up revolvers here's my S&W M1917 45acp.
  23. M16A1-69
    LastColdBeer, from the grips that appears to be type I, what year was it made?
  24. M16A1-69
    Picked this up last week. Colt 1903 type III made in 1919.
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    M16A1-69 with his M16A1 in 69
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    Remembering all those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
  30. M16A1-69
    Way to go Coffee, nice fish!
  31. M16A1-69
    Nice shot Coffee!
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  34. M16A1-69
    That's BADASS Coffee. I will NOT be banging on your door at 2AM!!!!!!!!!! I pity the fool that does!
  35. M16A1-69
    I want everyone to take the time this weekend remember the purpose of this holiday. Take the time to honor those brave soldiers of the United States and Canada who gave everything they had or ever will have to defend our freedom.
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