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@Robert_of_Maine @kmcnam1 That 8lgm exploit was so fucking rad back in the day.
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@LouisvilleGun @DrDeath1776 I ordered this with some of that sweet sweet tax avoidance income that I was getting in Riyadh. So this piece is all tied up with that stuff. I'd more than likely just order a whole new knife, which is a banger of an idea. :)
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@gaussie @DrDeath1776 He does great work. You can always shoot him a message. Worst he can say is no
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@DrDeath1776 @LouisvilleGun I'll keep that in mind but honestly I'd sooner kick in a stained glass window than mess with anything made by this smith.
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@LouisvilleGun @DrDeath1776 I still regret not asking Mr. Horrigan to use mammoth ivory on my knife.
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@DrDeath1776 Mammoth grips are peak and I will not have anyone tell me otherwise
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@RobProvince THEY HAVE A SUPER SECRET WEAPON
YOU DON'T KNOW HER
SHE GOES TO A DIFFERENT SCHOOL
IN CANADA
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Iran is going to pull out their super secret weapons any day now…..
Current Report@Currentreport1
BREAKING: Iran's IRGC spokesperson Ali Mohammad Naini has been killed in strikes in Tehran.
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@adamcarolla Be careful! The next California governor might be growing in there.
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Yes, you actually can legally own small amounts of depleted uranium, but there are some strings attached.
The NRC allows it in very limited, “exempt” forms, like certain mineral specimens or small manufactured samples. But you can’t just go out and buy bulk uranium metal and do whatever you want with it sadly, anything beyond that requires a license and is tightly controlled.
Also, when searching online for a sample, remember that just because something is labeled as “uranium metal” it doesn’t automatically that it’s “depleted”because natural uranium is about 0.72% U‑235 while depleted uranium is anything lower than that. For example, popular online samples like the United Nuclear ones are around 0.3% U‑235, which is why they qualify as depleted.
If you do ever come across a small sample, the care is pretty simple: keep handling to a minimum, store it dry or ideally submerged in mineral oil to prevent oxidation, keep it sealed in a container and don’t cut or sand it since dust is the real hazard. Here is a video and picture of my small sample.☢️😊

RG|CoffeeCorps@RGCoffeeCorps
@radioactivered @burnside_king I have a question about uranium... is it legal for a civilian to buy depleted uranium, and how expensive is it? Also, do you know how to mold it? For um.... science...
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