SUPPENDAPO

Supplies for the Pending Apocalyse

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Visions of bullet casings danced in their heads.

Visions of bullet casings danced in their heads.

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Last kiss.

Last kiss.

Butt break.

Butt break.

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Range.

Range.

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In this photo (circa 1933) - found on a camera recovered during a bungled raid on the outlaws - Bonnie Parker ‘disarms’ Clyde Barrow in a mock arrest, pointing the Winchester shotgun at his chest.
(via Bonnie and Clyde’s cache of guns set to fetch thousands at auction | Mail Online)

In this photo (circa 1933) - found on a camera recovered during a bungled raid on the outlaws - Bonnie Parker ‘disarms’ Clyde Barrow in a mock arrest, pointing the Winchester shotgun at his chest.

(via Bonnie and Clyde’s cache of guns set to fetch thousands at auction | Mail Online)

“…most .50 rifles sold in the United States are single-shot rifles, and  because of their excessive weight, are almost always fired prone.  Perhaps a New Jersey Democrat would rather our soldiers be attacked with  a lightweight, far more concealable fully-automatic weapon capable of  firing hundreds of rounds per minute as the terrorists intended, but I  promise, that to a man, any knowledgeable soldier would rather be attacked with a ponderous .50-caliber single-shot rifle than an AK-47.”

“…most .50 rifles sold in the United States are single-shot rifles, and because of their excessive weight, are almost always fired prone. Perhaps a New Jersey Democrat would rather our soldiers be attacked with a lightweight, far more concealable fully-automatic weapon capable of firing hundreds of rounds per minute as the terrorists intended, but I promise, that to a man, any knowledgeable soldier would rather be attacked with a ponderous .50-caliber single-shot rifle than an AK-47.”