Ricky Bobby
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Unless they've come out with a new one, the coupon for the free mags ended back in January...I got mine in at the last second. Great pistol though, I'm jealous!
I don't know about recently, but while I was there bayonets were still used on the M14. I remember during plebe summer when a girl locked her knees during a friday parade, passed out, and sliced her face pretty good with it.
My girlfriend is now a little pissed that my USAA loan didn't go towards a ring.
I think you got the priorities right, actually.
Unless they've come out with a new one, the coupon for the free mags ended back in January...I got mine in at the last second. Great pistol though, I'm jealous!
Haven't drilled with the Garand at USNA since 2003. And yes, that's when they ended the fix bayonets sequence during parades as well.
There is only one brand that you can possibly be talking about when referencing "ponies" in a firearms forum...
I realize my egregious breech of etiquette, but here's how I tie it all together.
The M1911 was a Browning design, sold to Colt. The S&W M&P uses a Browning type of locking system, they are "cousins"!!. Does that work..??:watching3
Here is an interesting article on the evolution of the 1911 .45.
Necessity is the mother of invention.
http://www.morolandhistory.com/Articles/Legend%20of%20Colt%2045.pdf