If they pass laws against guns then you will either make your supplies at home, salvage or do without. Most gun malfunctions happen because people do not know how to take them apart and clean them. Below 1) SKS instruction manual 2) M1 Garand Instruction manual 3) M14 and M14A instruction manual with Bipod instructions. To see military e-manuals and gun e-books click here www.firstpatriotpress.com. No waiting, get it now as an E-Book over 70 to chose from!
These gun posts are unique as that the products, research, photos, drawings and work has been done by me, or I have traveled to places to see those doing unusual things related to guns and have taken photos of their inventions and genius related to guns. Some gun products are handmade by me in these posts and have taken a month. Reports have taken up to and over a week for a single post I have dyslexia which spelling is corrected in my books but not here. Richard W. Norman
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
A change for the better
We have arrived at a
time where the generation gap is narrowing as never before. One college
professor took an old TV series called, “Leave it to Beaver”, and copied some
clips to show to his students. The professor expected the walls to shake with
laughter as he showed families in settings far different than we are used to
today. At the close of the video the room was silent the professor asked what
the class thought. One girl said how much she would like life to be like that
today and the class agreed. In essence the responses went like this one kid
said she would give anything to lay in the sun in the grass in her front yard
and study her homework and not fear to be accosted or shot. Another kid said, “oh
that I could have dinner with my family like that,” another, “Oh to be able to
take a walk in the evening without fear.” The kids went on and on. Selling good
at this time of depravity to this generation may not be as much of a hard sell
as we might think. True pied-pipers of the present need to play a song of the
values of the past and we may well find our children willingly dancing to the
music. Richard W. Norman
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