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This Glock Belongs to a Friend
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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The pistol arrives at my house in a padded tote, the size you’d pack a picnic lunch in. It’s a 9mm Glock 26, a “sub-compact” concealable semi-automatic. Diminutive, hammerless and made of polymer, to my eye, it’s a true exotic. It’s accompanied by two clips and a box of 115 grain ammo, missing one round. I think, How about that? I zip the tote back up, squirrel it away in my desk.
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PHORTO
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What kind of outdoorsman/hunter calls magazines 'clips'?
That's what anti-2A trolls and poseurs call them.
This guy doesn't pass the smell test. |
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