HEY, HEY, HEY!!Let's not start getting personal ... I love my glocks ...
Glocks ARE ugly!!! But they do work good and I carry one all the time!
Glocks ARE ugly!!! But they do work good and I carry one all the time!
Who buys anything and put a round down the pipe without looking the gun over really well, including checking for obstructions, first?
Hell, I check mine when i get thru walking into where I'm hunting, each and every time.
Hell, I check mine when i get thru walking into where I'm hunting, each and every time.
This actually sounds legit. The Sierra Club had a pamphlet back in the early 90s that showed how to make improvised land mines for off-roaders using a 12-gauge shell, a metal pipe, 2x4 and nail. The idea was to disable 4x4 trucks, but they often got trail bikes too. I first read about this in Petersen's 4-Wheel and Off-Road Magazine, but I am having troubling finding it now. There is one reference to it on a video about a palm pistol. Anywho, I wouldn't put it past some nutjob anti-gunner to do this.
If it was an HK there wouldn't be a problem with a squib. They won't blow up. Lol
I call BS...the guy was felt good enough about the seller that he didn't bother to inspect the gun before buying and yet he had the forethought to write down his tag number and take a pic of his car?? We could assume that the pic was a stock image but it doesn't appear so.
I say total BS.
I say total BS.
How could the guy possibly know it was a Speer bullet? None of my bullets have the manufacturer's name stamped on them.
But, it is Portland. Those liberals are psycho. As in, burning down housing developments and SUV dealerships. Driving steel spikes in trees flagged for logging so as to destroy the chain saw and harm the logger. That kind of mean.
The kind of people to stuff dynamite in a cartridge and surreptitiously put it in a box of ammo.
(I made that last one up.)
I wouldn't put anything past those people.
But, it is Portland. Those liberals are psycho. As in, burning down housing developments and SUV dealerships. Driving steel spikes in trees flagged for logging so as to destroy the chain saw and harm the logger. That kind of mean.
The kind of people to stuff dynamite in a cartridge and surreptitiously put it in a box of ammo.
(I made that last one up.)
I wouldn't put anything past those people.
ding ding ding
Caveat emptor.
Who would shoot a firearm they purchased secondhand without first doing a basic visual inspection?
Who would shoot a firearm they purchased secondhand without first doing a basic visual inspection?
I'm leaning this direction, too. It's a fairly-well composed picture of the car with good lighting. Not just a "tried to casually take a picture without seeming obvious." Also, it's Oregon, so it should have been a Subaru
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