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You have to pay the gun show "tax."I have got them for as little as 10.
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You have to pay the gun show "tax."I have got them for as little as 10.
Yes - my general rule is a minimum of 6 for each, with maybe double that as spares. Suffice to say, I have 300+ mags so far.I figure at least 10 of each is enough for the less common rifles and the MPX, 5-6 for the handguns, and 30+ for the AR and AK.
I've seen too many vids of the Korean made mags having issues.If you're looking for Glock mags, the survivalist guy is usually at the Rickreall gun show and has cases of the Korean version with steel feed lips. He's got them in different capacities. I've used these for my 9mm PCC with no problems. I believe they were around $20 each.
That gun show is December 13th and 14th tis year.
Which is why I would rather have 1 OEM mag for every 2 knock offs.I've seen too many vids of the Korean made mags having issues.
Not to hijack, but as a geologist, I'm glad Trojan is gone. That whole Willamette-Columbia escarpment is a big trap-door fault. With all the weather here, and looking at how steep it still is, it's not that old.I remember Trojan closing and at the time had no idea that we were being given bad information. Years later I went to work for an INEEL spinoff and worked with some nuclear engineers. That was one of my first realizations that the news was not about the facts, but about what they wanted you to hear. I'm hoping that the new Can Do based small city sized reactors become reality. They solve a lot of problems and not just with nuclear power, but with the grid and the cost effectiveness as well.
I have a nice view of Mt Hood from my property on Chehalem ridge. I sometimes have a dream that Mt Hood has erupted and is spewing red hot lava and I can see it from the end of my driveway.Hopefully some magma makes its way to Mt Hood and she blows her top.
WordNot to hijack, but as a geologist, I'm glad Trojan is gone. That whole Willamette-Columbia escarpment is a big trap-door fault. With all the weather here, and looking at how steep it still is, it's not that old.
Hopefully some magma makes its way to Mt Hood and she blows her top. The lahar will possibly wipe out much of Portland.
When sh1t gets tough, we can count on the Kalifornicators to leave.
From another post: "First time I've ever seen those individuals so someone who knows more about them could judge better." Tony knows more about them so can probably guess better. Tony seems to have more info about Bushong because Bushing said very little and was hard to judge in watching the hearing. I put him as a "5" (no real indication either way). Garret is hard to judge imo, at least for me.…
I ranked each judge 1-10 based on will they vote to affirm the appeals court ruling. 1 = no, 10 = yes, 5 = neutral or no real indication:
Tockey - 1
Dehoog - 1
James - 4-7, 4 mainly due to permit, but being that he is so concerned about free speech and consumer protection stuff i could see him also as a 7
Bushong - 5
Flynn - 6
Garret - 6-7
Duncan - 8-9
I could be wrong about Garret.
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They'll really need to mobilize to get an initiative on the ballot. The reason M114 is on the ballot is because special interest gun control groups hired people to canvas for signatures.
This page contains the list of gun shops/shows/etc., where you can sign the petition.They'll really need to mobilize to get an initiative on the ballot. The reason M114 is on the ballot is because special interest gun control groups hired people to canvas for signatures.
Some people want to believe that this was a grass roots movement started in a church basement downtown, but this effort was carefully orchestrated and funded by big money.
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They'll really need to mobilize to get an initiative on the ballot. The reason M114 is on the ballot is because special interest gun control groups hired people to canvas for signatures.
Some people want to believe that this was a grass roots movement started in a church basement downtown, but this effort was carefully orchestrated and funded by big money.
I think the 1,000 has already been obtained to get the ball rolling. Now we need 117,173 to get it on the ballot. (See your other attachment from post #6610)This page contains the list of gun shops/shows/etc., where you can sign the petition.
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Surely we can get 1000+ valid signatures on this petition to put the measure on the ballot.
Getting enough people to vote for the measure is another thing.
4% of the registered votersI think the 1,000 has already been obtained to get the ball rolling. Now we need 117,173 to get it on the ballot. (See your other attachment from post #6610)
Interesting. That 117,173 number from the Election Division screenshot you posted seems a little light to me, but in the ballpark. The math would work out to 2,929,325 registered voters. I thought there were over 3 million in Oregon.4% of the registered voters
There is nothing good about 114, but strictly speaking paying people to collect signatures is not against the lawThe reason M114 is on the ballot is because special interest gun control groups hired people to canvas for signatures.
No bubbleguming clue what he is talking about.
While it happens regularly, special interests from outside a state, funding a political change in a state can be problematic. If it weren't for those dollars from special interest groups, M114 likely would have failed.There is nothing good about 114, but strictly speaking paying people to collect signatures is not against the law
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ORS 250.048 – Registration and training for paid petition circulators; requirements; effect of failure to register; criminal records check; registration of organizations that pay petition circulators; rules
A person may not pay money or other valuable consideration to another person for obtaining signatures of electors on a state initiative,…oregon.public.law
yes to all of that, but still not against OR lawWhile it happens regularly, special interests from outside a state, funding a political change in a state can be problematic. If it weren't for those dollars from special interest groups, M114 likely would have failed.