I dont in any way condone people sneaking illegal weapons into states or onto planes. I do however find it comical when the media mis labels stuff. Where can I find these so-called high powered magazines? Mine dint have nearly enough power.
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Arsenal? that case must be a tardis.
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Arsenal. Interesting take on the idea of one gun and some misc. ammo.
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I really dislike the way that the MSM gets away with the words they use to pick and choose. Arsenal is a very loaded term implying an excessive amount of ammunition.
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Stupid. But typical of the media. They use ‘arsenal’ ‘weapons cache’, or ‘assault gun’ to sensationalize guns in a bad light. Plus the ever present use of ‘thousands of rounds of ammo’… Never mind that if you take a few classes a year and do some time at the range, a thousand rounds of ammo is nothing.
In the last few years, especially the last few months, my distrust for the media has increased exponentially.
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Surprised they didnt work the term fully semi automatic in there somewhere.
BTW, I have some of those high power magazines for my Browning Hi-power. That mousetrap spring on the back makes them fly out of the gun with some force!
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Media vs. news, right? We have just about no news available anymore. Everything is “like” driven.
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I looked up the specs on the magazines. They each produce 1.06 jiggawatts of power. Not quite enough to go back in time but close.
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You’d have to go 94 mph to make up for the lost energy.
Cheers,
Craig6
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The way the media reports: “He had a box with enough bullets to kill 50 people”.
Probably because of the ammo shortage. I have 50 kitchen knives. Don’t get me going on screwdrivers!
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I had to give you a “like” (
) for that comment. LOL
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Are the magazines battery- or solar-powered?
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I know lots of gun owners who would read the article and remark,
“Arsenal? Amateur.”
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