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The hardest part about shooting a commercial like this is finding the golden gun from GoldenEye

Idiot with a Gun trips and lets off a couple of rounds. Dick Cheney would be proud.

The gun from hell I want one!

Shrike 100 Round dump, South African surplus ammo

<strong>Link to part 1 of 2 below</strong> Controversy surrounding DU-usage - While conducting research on the use of illegal/questionable weaponry used in Iraq (DU, WP, etc.), came across the following documentary on depleted uranium usage throughout Iraq and then Kosovo. Considering its continued use in today's Iraq war, the content should be considered highly relevant. <a href="/video/Drachnid/35AECF55F9CC47B29B0BE3831897DA45/depleted-uranium-du-cover-up-1-2.aspx"><strong>Click here to watch part 1 of 2</strong></a>

With the cost of lead and copper on the rise, and the US military's increasing demand for small-caliber ammunition, ammo has become costlier and in some cases harder to get. (June 3)

<strong>Link to part 2 of 2 below</strong> Controversy surrounding DU-usage - While conducting research on the use of illegal/questionable weaponry used in Iraq (DU, WP, etc.), came across the following documentary on depleted uranium usage throughout Iraq and then Kosovo. Considering its continued use in today's Iraq war, the content should be considered highly relevant. <a href="/video/Drachnid/C381A987E41A4FC59FCA3F7F0D395D3D/depleted-uranium-du-cover-up-2-2.aspx"><strong>Click here to watch part 2 of 2</strong></a>

Let me introduce you to the "Grizzly". Damn thing is LOUD. I heard the Desert Eagle is more extreme. Norm gives us a demonstration before we all tried it.

Just bought some ex-army gear.

Dont mess with me!

Shotguns, a sand wedge, shag balls, and buck shot. You do the math. Actually if you’re playing this game you probably can’t. It was invented by none other than Dr. Gonzo himself, Hunter S. Thompson

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Just as the title says....Watching this can give you a heads up on the world that is soon to be...!

Karen Parker, a San Francisco-based expert in armed conflict law, told American Free Press that the use of radioactive uranium weapons violates the Hague and Geneva Conventions as well as the Conventional Weapons Convention of 1980. "A weapon made illegal only because there is a specific treaty banning it is only illegal for countries that ratify such a treaty," Parker wrote in a paper, "The Illegality of DU Weaponry," presented at the International Uranium Weapons Conference in Hamburg, Germany last October. However, "a weapon that is illegal by operation of existing law is illegal for all countries." Parker, a delegate to the UN Commission on Human Rights since 1982, provides legal advice to the UN on DU weapons and other matters of humanitarian law. "DU weaponry cannot possibly be legal in light of existing law," Parker said. According to humanitarian law, the illegality of DU weapons is based on four criteria: The first is the "territorial" test. Weapons may only be used in the legal field of battle. Weapons may not have an adverse effect off the legal field of battle. The second is the "temporal" test, meaning that weapons may only be used for the duration of an armed conflict. A weapon that continues to act after the war violates this criterion. The territorial and temporal criteria are meant to prevent weapons from being "indiscriminate" in their effect. The third rule is that a weapon cannot be unduly inhumane. The Hague Convention of 1907 prohibits "poison or poisoned weapons." Because DU weapons are radioactive and chemically toxic, as the military knows, they fit the definition of poisonous weapons banned under the Hague Convention. Depleted Uranium - The truth http://www.viewzone.com/du/du.html Pentagon Brass Suppresses Truth About Toxic Weapons Poisonous Uranium Munitions Threaten World http://www.wagingpeace.org/articles/2004/08/31_bollyn_pentagon-brass-suppresses.htm Dennis Kucinich on Depleted Uranium http://www.ratical.org/radiation/DU/DKonDU.html Depleted Uranium: The Trojan Horse of Nuclear War http://www.mindfully.org/Nucs/2004/DU-Trojan-Horse1jul04.htm

The new age of guns & ammo

Democratic strategist Jenny Backus and Republican strategist Rich Galen say while Kentucky may not give Hillary Clinton the nomination it could boost her standing at the Democratic convention. (May 20)

In this video, Springfieldarsenal.com builds and tests cannon ammunition made from 2.5 inch, schedule 80 PVC pipe. Rounds intended to fly intact to a distant target intact are made of uncut pipe sections. Rounds intended as short-range canister rounds which are to open up in flight use four slots cut each 90 degrees around the pipe section for about half its length. The canister round with bolts did not open up satisfactorily because the bolts were taped together too securely and range was short. Powder charges were usually 8 oz. of 2FA black powder, not normally used for cannon firing, but it was used here for convenience. All proper cannon firing safety precautions were observed even if not shown in the final cut of the video.

Dad Shooting PT-1911 At The Shooting Range In Moorestown PA. Luzerne County

<b>Read Description for a link to part 2</b> The war on drugs in America has been going on for more than three decades. Today, nearly 500,000 Americans are imprisoned on drug charges. In 1980 the number was 50,000. Last year $40 billion in taxpayer dollars were spent in fighting the war on drugs. <a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/0835C138665D4EFC9FFAABEDA2F8B5BC/war-on-drugs-prison-industri.aspx">Click Here for part 2</a> As a result of the incarceration obsession, the United States operates the largest prison system on the planet, and the U.S. nonviolent prisoner population is larger than the combined populations of Wyoming and Alaska. Try to imagine the Drug Enforcement Administration erecting razor wire barricades around two states to control crime and you'll get the picture. According to the U.S. Dept of Justice, the number of offenders under age 18 imprisoned for drug offenses increased twelvefold from 1985 to 1997. The group most affected by this propensity for incarceration is African-Americans. From 1985 to 1997, the percentage of African-American young people put in prison increased from 53 to 62 percent. Today, 89 percent of police departments have paramilitary units, and 46 percent have been trained by active duty armed forces. The most common use of paramilitary units is serving drug-related search warrants, which usually involve no-knock entries into private homes. Find out how America is slowly but surely building its 2nd largest industrial complex next to its military one - the prison industrial complex.