From what I've read in recent years, they've got a ton of poor people from Eastern Europe joining. French regulars are one thing, FFL recruits are another.
I talked to a marine who did joint training with the FFL. He said they were as good as anyone in their echelon. This was years ago and I don't remember many of the details, but I remember him saying they drank a lot.
I recall him disliking the FAMAS for some reason, as well, although I don't remember why.
You pretty much won't find anyone who has worked alongside the FFL saying bad things about them. They get in really shitty places, too.
I don't know what the logic is...sometimes you can click on 3 or 4 videos and not get one, then you can refresh the same video you were watching and get one.
Some of them are like 10 seconds long and you can't skip them.
Some of the other ones are longer, but you can skip them after 5 seconds.
One year after YouTube, the online video powerhouse, invited members to become partners and added advertising to their videos, the most successful users are earning six-figure incomes from the Web site. For some, like Michael Buckley, the self-taught host of a celebrity chatter show, filming funny videos is now a full-time job.
I've got some red in the beard too (not that I let it go out more than a few days at best.) I've also got some white hairs on one side of my face, and I was born in the late 70's. Handful of white hairs in my sideburn on the same side, too, but virtually none on the other.
Thankfully baldness skipped past me and my dad, too. One grandfather was bald at 22 or 23, other wasn't. I have an uncle and his son on my dad's side who are both bald.
Make that ugly piece(s) of shit. It's always the same thing...a couple of fucking losers who look like they had the shit beat out of them as kids. Then they decide to become cops so they can take it out on the rest.
I'm not a neckbeard or a piece of shit. I know it's hard to believe since there aren't many left that post here, but some of us are still normal people. There just aren't as many of us left as back in the FC days.
Some of the big manufacturers are really making a push right now to increase silencer awareness.http://www.silencersarelegal.com/Naturally, it helps their sales, but in the hope some day they become unregulated, or faster to get, at the least. I'd be fine still having to pay the $200 tax, if they could expedite the paperwork.
People bought 100,000 something NFA items last year. Machine guns, short barrel rifle / shotgun permissions, suppressors.
That's up from like 30,000 a few years ago. Suppressors especially are getting way more popular.
The kooky thing is, a lot of countries with far stricter gun control than we have, suppressors aren't regulated whatsoever. It's silly that they're regulated at all.
Shooting 22 suppressed is great fun. It's really the only truly "Hollywood silent" caliber to suppress. 9mm and 45 aren't bad, either.
guy in every one of the threads. As we all know, pictures on the internet ONLY come from Reddit.
