In many ways I am a child of the 1990’s. Ok, maybe that’s a stretch since I was well into adulthood, but 1994 was a traumatic year. Some of “us” had heard about the pending AWB (Assault Weapons Ban) and restrictions, but…again being honest…most of my generation either weren’t political or didn’t think it could happen.
I will never forget how I felt when it finally hit home what the AWB meant. And even then, it wasn’t until a few years later that we experienced real shortages and price spikes. It changed everything for many of, “us”.
We woke up and started paying attention to politics. We started to pay attention to issues. We started to pay attention to what politicians actually said and did.
When the AWB expired, I thought it was a second chance to get things right. I swore I would NEVER let DC put me into that position again. So I buy magazines. I have a list of things: guns, mags, and accessories on my permanent “to-buy list”. And when something comes along, priced right, I snap some up.
For our younger readers, do you recall he panic buying that happened after Newtown? Well…it’s not over. The Democratic party is hell-bent on “Gun Control”. Meaning they control the guns, not you. If you don’t have at least 20 magazines for your serious, social-work firearms; you’re setting yourself up for failure.
Because when the next Newtown or San Bernardino happens, everyone will be scrambling to buy those same mags you’ll, “Buy tomorrow”.
Buy magazines. They are so cheap right now, you have no excuses.
In Photo, you will see MAGPUL magazines, furniture, Mossberg 500 Stock-Set, tracer 5.56 ammunition.
Marky
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