Im sure I still havent heard it all but this brings me closer to that mystical moment...
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My 9 year old son absolutely loves tactical Legos. He does all sorts of ops with them. Direct action, door kicking stuff, helos, gun trucks, HMGs, etc. Many bank robbers, terrorists and other POSs KIA'ed as result.
Kids' imagination is much stronger than some NPR-addicted bureaucratic liberal...
Kids' imagination is much stronger than some NPR-addicted bureaucratic liberal...
Festool. Milwaukee and Dewalt are for the poors...That brings up the endless Hide debate...
Milwaukee or DeWalt?
Don't forget Harbor Freight's Hercules for Hi-Point owners.That brings up the endless Hide debate...
Milwaukee or DeWalt?
Festool. Milwaukee and Dewalt are for the poors...
And Makita, with exceptions for certain tools, is for anyone who wants quality tools.
From the article:
It is illegal in the US to produce a children's toy that precisely resembles a real gun, but the laws do not explicitly prevent manufacturers from making a gun that resembles a toy.
Any guesses on when we'll see legislation to "fix" this?
I think , I would have loved it if you could build a Lego style rifle chassis defiantly not out of cheap plastic maybe aluminum ones that could be fun and to later take said chassis and be able to mount a barrel trigger and an action and take it to the range . that guy who built his chassis from blocks of wood it turned out sweet .
Festool is for the poors too.Festool. Milwaukee and Dewalt are for the poors...
Try out a Mafell
$6k circular saw, because everyone needs one of those...
Jeebus… just googled and you’re spot on, with $300 ripping blades and $650 86TPI blades as related purchases.
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