>>110968
>What do you folks recommend for cheap small guns to keep in your car and that you would not really miss if they were stolen?

Colt 1903 .32 for one, Colt Detective Special .38 for the other.

  >>110975
Seems like alot of people use Hi Points for car guns. I remember someone here mentioning way back that they worked at a car auction and most of the guns they found when going through the cars before selling them were Hi Points.

As a former owner I'd say they are pretty reliable. Ugly as sin, heavy as fuck to the point I think it would be excellent to beat the shit out of someone with, and apparently bordering on Nokia levels of indestructible going by Demolition Ranch.

>>110978

>tossing classics in your trunk
>any year

I'm not even a Colt fanboy, and ultimately, you can do as you please, but what the fuck bro?

>>110980

>[T]hey are pretty reliable. Ugly as sin, heavy as fuck to the point I think it would be excellent to beat the shit out of someone with, and apparently bordering on Nokia levels of indestructible...

That does seem to be the consensus.

>>110993
The consensus of anyone who has handled them with an open mind atleast. Too many gun snobs will either never give them a chance because they look like Frankenstein's monster's big black cock or act like its a total piece of shit even when they do handle it even if it runs flawlessly.

I mean I can't blame people for thinking the Hi Point is crap just by looks, its like a Deagles short bus cousin. It looks so shitty, like you'd think cheapo Lorcins and Raven Arms pot metal pieces of shit would be better quality. But like a meh girl with a big heavy sweater that makes her like like a fattie, whats underneath makes up for the outside.

While it might not have a slim waist, big ol titties and a mouth that could suck your dick so hard you gain a few inches, its a pretty solid bitch that does a fine job putting bullets towards the general direction of targets reliably while not raping your wallet.

>>110993
The 1903 is not US Govt stamped and no I would not use a M1908 the same way.

The revolver was not my call, but again cheap reliable and all purchased privately.

>my stolen gun was just used in a triple homicide, that would be troubling.

>What do you folks recommend for cheap small guns to keep in your car and that you would not really miss if they were stolen?

Pic related, it is that conversation.

End of the day though, be a big boy about it and do the needful.

We no longer keep firearms in the vehicles permanently when parked at the house.

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>>110919
>All that money spent on ICBM intercepting research should count for something.
They sure put a lot of money into merchindize too.

https://www.iiss.org/en/iiss%20voices/blogsections/iiss-voices-2017-adeb/august-2b48/north-korea-icbm-success-3abb
>North Korea’s missile programme has made astounding strides over the past two years. An arsenal that had been based on short- and medium-range missiles along with an intermediate-range Musudan that repeatedly failed flight tests, has suddenly been supplemented by two new missiles: the intermediate-range Hwasong-12 and the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), Hwasong-14. No other country has transitioned from a medium-range capability to an ICBM in such a short time. What explains this rapid progression? The answer is simple. North Korea has acquired a high-performance liquid-propellant engine (LPE) from a foreign source.

>Available evidence clearly indicates that the LPE is based on the Soviet RD-250 family of engines, and has been modified to operate as the boosting force for the Hwasong-12 and -14. An unknown number of these engines were probably acquired though illicit channels operating in Russia and/or Ukraine. North Korea’s need for an alternative to the failing Musudan and the recent appearance of the RD-250 engine along with other evidence, suggests the transfers occurred within the past two years.

>>110913
>thinking the chinese wouldn't hesitate to make those refugees disappear in the Gobi desert

  How To Stop A North Korean Nuclear Missile https://youtu.be/4xbFVdoRzLQ
During 2017, North Korea performed multiple ICBM tests. This video will explain, how to stop a nuclear missile, how to stop a ballistic missile, how to stop an ICBM, and explain how THAAD works, how aegis works, and in general North Korea vs USA. Kim Jong Un recently tested a hydrogen bomb, meaning North Korea nukes are a real threat. So how will the US stop an ICBM?

  Just another day in a happy new world. Move along, citizen.

  >If anything, the situation in Venezuela is even worse.

Quite a understatement, as you can see from this video of people cheering and clapping after a firework gets used as a IED against police.

>In 2002, I immigrated to the United States from Venezuela, one of the most dangerous countries in the world today.
This isn't called "immigration", it is "asylum". I would not expect anybody to know what happened 15 years ago in Venezuela, so there:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Venezuelan_coup_d%27état_attempt

>Before leaving, the Venezuelan government took away our guns.
No government really should keep guns in the hands of dissidents, terrorists and foreign mercenaries, lest such government wouldn't take long to collapse.

>>110958
>russian bot supports gun control because anybody who doesn't support moderate socialist head choppers and mass starvation is a terrorist

gee nobody expected this!

>>110963
>democratic head choppings are better then socialist rebellions because they are democratic!
>and democratic starvation is always justified!
>also democracy is useless and we never really wanted it but let's pretend we are good guys anyway
Okay.

>>110964
lmfao spoken like a true tankie
>so what if communism has failed everywhere it's been implemented! it's democracy's fault! cmd run whataboutismgenerator.exe!

Good.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/ct-black-female-gun-owners-chicago-20170831-story.html

>>110764
>I overheard some of them talking about long term storage. They didn't seem smart enough to know it spoils and to add stabilizers.

Kinda depends on what they meant with long term storage.

So Texan operators, what was your barbecue count during Harvey?

Also Caseless, orange you glad you came to Arizoner?

>>110779
For 26 and ⅔ butt sexes. Literally expecting people to get butt-fucked for $38.10-worth of fuel. Hopefully he's one of those Craigslist users who gets murdered.

>>110806
Absolutely. Most chill hurricane season ever. For me, at least.

>>110659

I sass you, hoopy frood. You're clearly a man who knows where his towel is.

Sounds in line with the politics

for some reason I always think of Burma. It's the color scheme I think.

The flag of the state of Colorado looks like a red Pac-Man eating a dot.

>>110867
Looks like you got a counterfeit flag, there.

>>110887
Sad that its a thing but very true.

Used a rosewood knob as on off and volume control.leds for power, Bluetooth, and charging

That's pretty fucking cool.

Neat. Does it mine bitcoins as well?

  How the treacherous, cynical swine at NASA set up the Cassini probe for their nefarious purposes:
PBS NOVA Cassini Saturn Mission Documentary 2017 https://youtu.be/xMO5rU032l8

  Agni Parthene - Valaam Brethren Choir https://youtu.be/C7vvPXz-Qes
Hymn for Mother of God of St.Nectarius of Aegina in church-slavonic.
St.Sergius & Herman of Valaam church.
Valaam. Russia. 1998.
Album "The Northern Athos". 1995.

  Praise the Lord - Sergei Rachmaninov https://youtu.be/oYvw7jm-lsw
Blagoslovi, dushe moya or Praise the Lord from Sergei Rachmaninov performed by the USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir.

>>110846
I was solicting joke responses. But now it's too late.

>>110847
>I was hoping the answer would be Orthodox Russian liturgical chants.

No that's the music they play while they legally beat their wives.

Terrified Russian police refuse to disperse unauthorized rallies of Russian Muslims calling for the deaths of Buddhists over Myanmar killings. Kadyrov says if he had the power to nuke anyone who harms Muslims he'd do it.
http://politcom.ru/22739.html

>>110861
its funny because he's usually the one railing Russia/Putin/Trump etc. in pretty much all his posts.

Maybe the Kremlin is playing the long game with this one.

  >>110862
>Maybe the Kremlin is playing the long game with this one.
Really hard to see how nobody yet suggested that his account has been hacked by Russians.

This really shows how steerable the american society has become, and how little it cares for itself. DO they really still believe that they retain their "freedom", "safety", "individuality"? Seeing the American politics which confuses internal affairs with external, makes it hard to believe. In fact, it makes it hard to see if they believe in anything.

Really does seem like textbook character assassination to me. @tedcruz is a verified account, which means that all posts require a confirmation step from the account holder before they go public. TC would have had to confirm the accidental porn post. Seems like a funny accident to make twice.
Regardless the obviousness falseness of the event, it will likely have a substantial negative affect on Cruz's political future. Thats how character assassination works.

>>110864
Why would the Russians go after their own agents?

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