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While it's easy to be distracted by high-dollar whiz-bang guns being teased and hinted at, other heroes of self-defense go by relatively unnoticed. One such company is SCCY and here's why they go on my list of hero companies. SCCY is a US company producing reliable firearms in the US and selling them at a fraction of the cost of others. Accepting that the firearm works, it is the projectile and its placement that does the damage to stop a threat, not the price of the firearm. It's widely accepted that crime rates are higher in lower-income areas, and we've all seen politicians attempt to tax self-defense out of the reach of lower-income families in order to drive them to further dependence on the State. |
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PHORTO
(11/14/2019)
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| For between $150-$200 this little 'Murican-made dude looks like a WEINER! (Er, ah... WINNER - Yeah, that's it....) |
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