Black rifle coffee execs/employees donating to Biden and other commies

[Hoji]

This is where his chute-packer could do the country a solid....

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Except now he is out of the army and in the wild. Don’t think the other side does not have capable people that can train them.

 

[rotor]

Being a veteran doesn't mean squat as far as 2A. I just taught a veteran friend how to use an AR15 and helped him get his LTC and he was in Army artillery. And yes, I am a veteran but for many the military is just a job and a way to play with nifty toys. Civilian world doesn't let you fly jet fighters.

 

[toddnjoyce]

Being a veteran doesn't mean squat as far as 2A. ...the military is just a job and a way to play with nifty toys...

Yup.

There’s even card-carrying members of the American Communist Party as well as at least 57 criminal gangs well represented within the military.

I loved to read the warrant roundup OPORDs that gave some nice insight to the numbers and types of crimes being committed by military members.

 

[MTA89]

Yup.

There’s even card-carrying members of the American Communist Party as well as at least 57 criminal gangs well represented within the military.

I loved to read the warrant roundup OPORDs that gave some nice insight to the numbers and types of crimes being committed by military members.

I remember hearing about a Sergeant getting arrested on Camp Lejeune for robbing Marines at an atm on base. His arrest led to the arrest of about 8-10 others, all Marines, who had formed a gang

 

[cycleguy2300]

This is where his chute-packer could do the country a solid....

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I used to have a pair of Che cycling socks I wore as an ironic contrast to my decidedly anit-communist political beliefs.

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[Axxe55]

My father went into the Air Force in 1961 or 1962, He said they fired the M1 carbine on the range one day, and a Smith & Wesson revolver the next day during basic training. He said that was the only time he ever touched a firearm in the Air Force the entire time he served.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

CG2300,

I truly hope that's what the WP guy was doing too.

 

[rotor]

My father went into the Air Force in 1961 or 1962, He said they fired the M1 carbine on the range one day, and a Smith & Wesson revolver the next day during basic training. He said that was the only time he ever touched a firearm in the Air Force the entire time he served.

I went into the AF in 1972, they didn't even let me fire anything or even get near anything.

 

[308nato]

I went into the Air Force in 57 and was at the rifle range 0ne time only and fired the M1 Carbine only.
The rest of the tour I never fired any thing or got close to any firearms.

 

[toddnjoyce]

I went into the AF in 1972, they didn't even let me fire anything or even get near anything.

I first joined the AF in 92 and spent most of my career in very Army looking units or on Army installations. Since then, various qualifications on:
M16/M4 variants
GAU-5
M9
M79
M203
M60
M249
M2
Mk-19

I’ve also dropped 81mm and 120mm mortar shells, pulled cord on the 105 and 155 tubes, ran the cadillacs on an M1A1 and put rounds downrange with the Stryker MGS.