Don't k ow what an arsenal is, but I keep buying in case I haven't gotten there yet.
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Definition of an arsenal
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Don't k ow what an arsenal is, but I keep buying in case I haven't gotten there yet.
I'm holding out for the term "gaggle"... a gaggle of scary looking guns & ammo...If by chance they ever come in to my apartment and find my guns and ammo, I want them to say "he had a plethora of weapons and ammunition." "Plethora" doesn't get used enough.
Trust me, you made it with your very first purchase. If not, the second purchase for sure.
Don't know what an arsenal is, but I keep buying in case I haven't gotten there yet.
If only the media saw what I take to my weekly range visit. The horrors.
I’ve often thought what some of these snowflakes would think if they knew the number of concealed carry arms that were in their proximity when they went to their local Walmart or grocery store.
I’ve often thought what some of these snowflakes would think if they knew the number of concealed carry arms that were in their proximity when they went to their local Walmart or grocery store.
ONLY the armies have arsenals....Period!
Luckily our chief of police has more guns than I do.
ColbyBruce
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SC_Mike
Member
"Definition of an arsenal according to the media,"
Off hand I don't even know how many rifles, handguns shotguns I own. Is that enough?
Off hand I don't even know how many rifles, handguns shotguns I own. Is that enough?
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kozmic
Member
What the lame stream media calls an "arsenal" most of us would consider a "starter kit for a novice gun enthusiast"
carpriver
US Veteran
I am getting the idea you are supposed to keep track of the number of guns you own, where you keep them and how much ammo you have. I may have a armory and not know it.
If by chance they ever come in to my apartment and find my guns and ammo, I want them to say "he had a plethora of weapons and ammunition." "Plethora" doesn't get used enough.
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bill2000
Member
The subject of the story was deserving of his arrest in spite of his pathetic "arsenal". BUT, to fully understand the situation, you need to understand that the information was given to the press by Chief Michael Chitwood.
During his stint as chief in Portland, Maine he earned the nickname "Hollywood Mike". He was a RABID enemy of the second amendment in a gun friendly state. A man with a giant ego. If you dared to get between him and a camera you risked severe bodily damage.
There was much applause when he packed his bags for Upper Darby, PA.
During his stint as chief in Portland, Maine he earned the nickname "Hollywood Mike". He was a RABID enemy of the second amendment in a gun friendly state. A man with a giant ego. If you dared to get between him and a camera you risked severe bodily damage.
There was much applause when he packed his bags for Upper Darby, PA.
I'm holding out for the term "gaggle"... a gaggle of scary looking guns & ammo...
Trust me, you made it with your very first purchase. If not, the second purchase for sure.
Geese be ........... well you know!
Like crows ...U'all got a ... "Murder" of guns.
TomkinsSP
Member
Is not the definition of Arsenal:
The team losing to Manchester United?
The team losing to Manchester United?
HEY! Easy with that!
mg357
Absent Comrade
According to wikipedia the proper definition of an arsenal is the following.
An arsenal is a place where arms and ammunition are made, maintained and repaired, stored, or issued, in any combination, whether privately or publicly owned.
An arsenal is a place where arms and ammunition are made, maintained and repaired, stored, or issued, in any combination, whether privately or publicly owned.
