vette97
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I'd like to run that colorful piece at Tom Perroni's Carbine Course. 
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hailtoby
Running with the Devil.
I had that one too. I think it was blue and white.
Super Soakers were the pinnacle of squirting technology back int he day.
We used to do "drive bys" with super soakers on our bikes. It was funny at the time, but if I heard me kid talking like that now, Id smack him.
One time we even had a friend's older brother drive us around in his blazer. He would stop and ask for directions and then they would squirt him with their super soakers. He would slowly pull away and would pop open the rear window and hit them with the Super Soaker 200.
12 year old mischief. Gotta love it.
shadow116
2nd Class Citizen
Umm, would attaching the 1911 like that make it an SBR?? The ATFE has made dumber decisions.
Russ D
Ultimate Member
I've used Duracoat it's surprisingly easy. If I was gonna do a custom color job then I'd just start a new build rather than tare down an existing gun part by part.
240 towles
master of puppets
yes, attatching a pistol to a rifle allows you to use the rifles stock on a pistol thus making it a SBR, unless said pistol had a barrel of at least 16 inches.
An example of legally doing this is the 1911 "carbine" kits I have seen for sale at SPG and other places as it allows you to add a 16 inch barrel and a stock.
An exception is the broomhandle mauser that is allowed to have the actual wooden stock that came with it attatched as it has been found to have historical significance and is exempted from the NFA in that respect
smokey
2A TEACHER
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Tactics
Ultimate Member
Nerf made this gun that was called the Secret Shot. It looked like a standard neon green Nerf Pistol but a "secret" dart came out of the grip. 90's toy weaponry was really a big hit. 
P.S Super Soaker 75 XP is the best water gun ever.
P.S Super Soaker 75 XP is the best water gun ever.
kstone803
Official Meat Getter
Those are awesome!!!!! I used to play a ton of competitive paintball and everyone had custon anodizing done, I would love to own an AR in a blue and gold splash anno, or perhaps a 1911 in neon blue.
Yep. Mikey Bloomberg is having piss-shivers right about now.
squig
Active Member
Not to one-up you guys, but...
My brother and I had our asses handed to us for hosing a station wagon full of church bound old ladies on a Sunday morning. We are talking big hat wearing old ladies, and a wood panel station wagon (think National Lampoon's Vacation). Hot as balls, windows down, and it was maybe a week after the Super Soaker 50's debut. Mom was trying to discipline us, and Dad was laughing the whole time. Living in a corner house on a busy city street definately resulted alot of ass beatings as a kid.
Patrick
MSI Executive Member
This is what you'll get when the people of San Francisco and LA all buy guns after the Supreme Court says they can't be stopped by the state.
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