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@DonShift3 I have used 3 types- slotted/toothed, toothed, and a spike that attached to the magazine tube. The spike was awesome for wood jams, but the slotted/toothed was the best all purpose unit.

Some shotguns may have a muzzle device suitable for breaching involved. A deputy I worked with won one such shotgun once. The muzzle could be used for breaching or, since it was pointy, for muzzle strikes like bayonet thrusts.

Do you need a breaching shotgun? How do you use one? A thread 🧵

@adamscochran @SteveKerins They put their lives on the line to take back their country with US help. In 20 years, they were unable to develop a force capable of holding US gains for more than few weeks. Why does that make their cultural momentum a US problem?

@SteveKerins People put their lives on the line to help the US. We brought them here, and left their families back in a country that we let fall back into the hands of the Taliban. This is an American policy failure. We failed to stand-by people who stood by us. Now we’re paying a price.

Wow, this is wild! US Intelligence is investigating that the DC shooter might have been blackmailed into the attack - with claims the Taliban had threatened his family back in Afghanistan. So this attack wasn’t about too much immigration - it was about too little! This is why, when Dems pushed for these programs to bring Afghan allies to the US, it was argued that we needed to bring their families too, both because it was the right thing to do, but also a security threat to not. Republicans pushed back, and in many cases, translators, supporters and allies got visa for their help, but had to leave their wives and children behind in Afghanistan - their only option was to send money home and hope one day they could get them Visas. Now the Taliban may be exploiting that failure, to make compel attacks. That would make this tragedy one that is self inflicted, and the result of anti-immigration policies. It’s an example of what happens, when we let fear-monger rule us, fail to live up to our principles, and fail to take care of veterans and allies who stood by us!

“The Joel Osteens of the world have created…weak Christians.” @johnrich on the dedicated force of wickedness out to get Christians, and how important it is for Christians to know their Bible and not succumb to “lukewarm, pablum, baby food” Christianity. John: “Our country is completely compromised because of weak Christians.”

@shanaka86 So what? Companies with no underlying value collapse all the time. This has nothing to do with the BTC which is one of its assets.

THE IMPOSSIBLE JUST HAPPENED The world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder is now worth less than its Bitcoin. Stop and read that again. Strategy holds 650,000 Bitcoin. Worth $55.9 billion today. Its market cap: $45.7 billion. Wall Street is valuing the company at negative $10.2 billion. This is not a drill. This is the first sustained NAV inversion since the model began. The machine that accumulated 3.1% of all Bitcoin that will ever exist is now priced as if the Bitcoin itself is worthless. Here is what they are hiding from you. The company just created a $1.44 billion emergency cash reserve to pay dividends. For the first time in five years, the CEO admitted Bitcoin sales are possible as a “last resort.” The stock has collapsed 57% since October 6. The premium that funded every purchase has evaporated. The reflexive flywheel that turned $250 million into a $56 billion treasury has reversed into a vortex. In 44 days, MSCI will decide whether to expel Strategy from global stock indices. JPMorgan estimates $8.8 billion in forced selling if exclusion proceeds. The math is merciless. $8.2 billion in debt. $7.8 billion in preferred stock. $16 billion in total obligations against a $45.7 billion shell. At $74,436 average cost, the company sits 15% above break even. One sustained drop erases every gain since 2020. This is not about one company. This is about whether corporations can hold sound money without being destroyed by the very system they sought to escape. The largest experiment in corporate Bitcoin adoption is breaking in real time. January 15, 2026. Mark the date. The reckoning has begun.

@RizomaSchool And now it has been joined by a chicken coop, raised bed garden, composting arrangement, recycled well house as a utility shed, brick patio, and soon a grain bin gazebo.

@LyleBenjamin4 Niiice

That is a German wood pile. Neat and tidy, covered!

@RizomaSchool Jokes on him. I moved the pile 15 feet, and increased it from 1/2 cord to 2 cords.

@LyleBenjamin4 Give me a break

@MorosKostas Everyone who has been inadvertently shot with a 320 makes that face.

Me to Sig bashers everytime I shoot the 320 and remember how much I like it.

So, if someone reports having cash over 10k in their possession and can’t or won’t explain where they got it or why they have it, citing the 5th Amendment, then what? You just said it isn’t a crime to have it. This is a blatant 4th Amendment violation.

@LoschbourStev I don’t shop at Dollar General as a matter of principle.

You pull into DG. Where are you parking? Front or side? I’m a side guy

@Guns_com Of course not. If you can afford the hunt itself, there is no reason to use a slap dash rifle.

Hunters, would you use a budget rifle on a big game hunt?

@Cabelas I reach for .30-06. It is the most broadly useful cartridge in North America, and likely the world. I have used it across the American west and in Alaska with excellent results.

What is your go to deer Hunting Caliber?

It is crazy how much some people outsource their thinking to Grok.

@laszlo_zagyva @adamkjohnston No, Grok is Indian and therefore biased. The OP is arguing against any immigration, which is a fair position to take.

@adamkjohnston Grok says you are arguing For H1B and against mass immigration. Is this true?

America essentially had an immigration moratorium from 1924 - 1965. We went through the great depression, won World War II, fought the Korean War, built the U.S. highway system, and developed a space program that landed us on the moon. We need another immigration moratorium.

@zordoz22 @WeaponOutfitter The only thing that changed since then is the price. Century is still junk.

@WeaponOutfitter I remember way back when they were $300 and surplus mags were cheap as dirt. They were also poorly built and a lot of them were jam-o-matics

Damn it's a clone but for the price of an entry level AR. I'll take some 308 delivery system in style. Jeeez. Everyone should have a battle rifle. alnk.to/2FEGGUT

“We have room for but one flag, the American flag. We have room for but one language here, and that is the English language. And we have room for but one sole loyalty and that is a loyalty to the American people.” - Theodore Roosevelt ‘The Rough Riders’ - Mort Kunstler

@CaseyBHead @JP32608479 A pot or pan on the stovetop does the same thing, you just have to start a little sooner. We tossed the microwave 4 years ago, I haven’t missed it.

@JP32608479 We only used it for defrosting things and reheating leftovers occasionally.

As of today we are done owning microwaves.

@normonics Is this guy just waking up? We have had ugly architecture since the sixties.

We need a total and complete shut down of architects until we can figure out what the heck is going on

@Iowacrops Being a better President than FDR is really low bar. There were only a few worse. That said, a 50 year mortgage is objectively worse than a 30 year mortgage.

Things just keep getting dumber.

@WardoftheStates And worth it, even if it is extortion. AI content is horrible. The cost of production is super cheap, so quality has gone down the tubes as volume has scaled up. AI content is now a commodity.

@LyleBenjamin4 That’ll probably be a paid service

At a major industry marketing event. And heard very negative feedback about the use of AI generated video and content with recommendations to end its use in social media and advertising. Interesting!