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HRK
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The pink trigger is a great touch.

 
Posts: 24453 | Location: Gunshine State | Registered: November 07, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
RichardC
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'Cow' ???

Nay, nay, that be a Holstein bull.

They failed basic farmyard anatomy.


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Vgex
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I see that pattern and still think of Gateway computers.
 
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cslinger
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How much mooola is that thing going for?


I’ll show myself out. Smile


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Chick Fil A BBQ gun or a Dairy Farmer concealed carry piece?


 
Posts: 1798 | Location: North Cackalacky | Registered: September 09, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Might be a great carry gun. That extra second or two of pause, confusion and double take from the perp could prove a valuable tactical advantage. Them breaking out in laughter could also deescalate the event without bloodshed.
I'm in!


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WaterburyBob
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I can see that this will be milked for all kinds of puns.


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.38supersig
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The perfect pistol for when it is pasture bedtime.




 
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Blue Dog
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stupid shit getting out of hand
 
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flesheatingvirus
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That pattern is very…mooooving.


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'Cow' ???

Nay, nay, that be a Holstein bull.

They failed basic farmyard anatomy.

Do those use horn-ady rounds?
 
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The perfect pistol for when it is pasture bedtime.


Well done, sir
 
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patw
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Looks more like an Udder Failure. I think each company is trying to out do one another between Sig, Canik,etc..
 
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Dont drop it in the snow on a dark night! Roll Eyes


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Yea...that's going to make me want to run out and buy a Glock Roll Eyes


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There’s something I hadn’t thought of in years. Our first computer was a Gateway.



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I see that pattern and still think of Gateway computers.


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Stormtrooper dazzle camo.


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XLT
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you have to do something different to sell them since nobody buys them anymore. Razz
 
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SigSauerP226
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I think that’s pretty funny. Not something I’d buy, but sure would get a laugh out of me, especially with the udder trigger. I might pick this over Miami Vice tiger camo…



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I feel like milking the trigger.


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