Social Security Admin - Buying 174,000 .357 Rounds?

peacefrompaul

chadwick wrote:

Godfather. wrote:

.357 is not the weaopn of choice...too much power the rounds usally go clean thru (entry and exit wound) so now I'm curious why they need .357 rounds ?

Godfather.

an agenda? and you are right about a few things. armed guards at government building generally carry a semi-automatic of some kind. a .44, .45, or a 9mm. is there a semi automatic .357 these days? a glock .357? i've only know of the .357 revolvers.

imagine a .357 with a 13 round clip up the butt of the thing (or whatever shell count) and one in the chamber. frickin on like donkey kong

:twisted: btw, what is wrong w/ in & out shell power? :evil: .357 is my favorite handgun round and my favorite cracking sound when set off. although a .44 magnum has some sound to 'em :corn:

I think it's just the issue with the power. Don't need the bullet carrying on so it may accidentally hit another person...

chadwick

Jason P wrote:

chadwick wrote:

ever walk into a social security building? they have a armed guard at the front door greeting you. no water bottles are allowed. take your number and wait your turn. have a nice day

Armed guards? Hmm. I must live in a more laid-back area.

every social security building has an armed guard...to my notion anyway. very serious place. mostly a group of overpaid shiftless lil shits but nonetheless they're protected generally by a rotund armed guard whom dislikes folks to carry in a bottle of water

Cosmo

chadwick wrote:

can't take to long to produce 174,00 rounds of ammo. we have the ammunition plant just across the way over here and it has been making bullets big & small for a very long time. they're a government outfit and employ many a workers and are inside guarded enterance ways and inside barbwire fencing all surrounded by corn & soybean fields. they used to mess with automatic energy back in the 50's-70's.

174thousand .357 shells isn't shit really.

ever walk into a social security building? they have a armed guard at the front door greeting you. no water bottles are allowed. take your number and wait your turn. have a nice day

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174,000 rounds. Isn't that about 27% of the current inventory at your local Wal-Mart?

chadwick

peacefrompaul wrote:

I think it's just the issue with the power. Don't need the bullet carrying on so it may accidentally hit another person...

good thinkin, sir! i think you're right. never thought of it that way.

Jason P

chadwick wrote:

Jason P wrote:

chadwick wrote:

ever walk into a social security building? they have a armed guard at the front door greeting you. no water bottles are allowed. take your number and wait your turn. have a nice day

Armed guards? Hmm. I must live in a more laid-back area.

every social security building has an armed guard...to my notion anyway. very serious place. mostly a group of overpaid shiftless lil shits but nonetheless they're protected generally by a rotund armed guard whom dislikes folks to carry in a bottle of water

You solved and re-opened my conspiracy theory in the last 60 minutes! Guards needing ammo made sense (didn't seem efficient based on the bulk quantities, but this is the US government we are talking about). But purchasing ammo generally reserved for revolvers doesn't make sense.

Hmm ... :think:

I need DriftingbytheStorm's input on this one. :idea:

Jason P

chadwick wrote:

every social security building has an armed guard...to my notion anyway. very serious place. mostly a group of overpaid shiftless lil shits but nonetheless they're protected generally by a rotund armed guard whom dislikes folks to carry in a bottle of water

I had to get a new card a few years back. Unless the little old lady had a gun taped underneath her desk, I'm pretty sure I didn't see any guards. It was as exciting as going to the BMV.

chadwick

Cosmo wrote:

chadwick wrote:

can't take to long to produce 174,00 rounds of ammo. we have the ammunition plant just across the way over here and it has been making bullets big & small for a very long time. they're a government outfit and employ many a workers and are inside guarded enterance ways and inside barbwire fencing all surrounded by corn & soybean fields. they used to mess with automatic energy back in the 50's-70's.

174thousand .357 shells isn't shit really.

ever walk into a social security building? they have a armed guard at the front door greeting you. no water bottles are allowed. take your number and wait your turn. have a nice day

...
174,000 rounds. Isn't that about 27% of the current inventory at your local Wal-Mart?

ol' sam walton musta enjoyed target practicing with the rest of the hillbillies down there in arkansas so he collected and started sellin ammo and guns by the semi truck load.

always cheaper @ wallyworld

chadwick

Jason P wrote:

chadwick wrote:

every social security building has an armed guard...to my notion anyway. very serious place. mostly a group of overpaid shiftless lil shits but nonetheless they're protected generally by a rotund armed guard whom dislikes folks to carry in a bottle of water

I had to get a new card a few years back. Unless the little old lady had a gun taped underneath her desk, I'm pretty sure I didn't see any guards. It was as exciting as going to the BMV.

where and when? maybe that means something

brianlux

AMT: the only site in the world with more post regarding guns than the NRA. :roll:

peacefrompaul

brianlux wrote:

AMT: the only site in the world with more post regarding guns than the NRA. :roll:

http://www.nationalgunforum.com/ :P

Cosmo

Jason P wrote:

You solved and re-opened my conspiracy theory in the last 60 minutes! Guards needing ammo made sense (didn't seem efficient based on the bulk quantities, but this is the US government we are talking about). But purchasing ammo generally reserved for revolvers doesn't make sense.

Hmm ... :think:

I need DriftingbytheStorm's input on this one. :idea:

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Here's another conspiracy theory:
The government plot is to kill 174,000 Social Security recipients. The top 174,000 amounts paid.
It's a way of cutting the deficit without cutting expenditures or increasing taxes... in an election year. BRILLIANT!!!
...
Quick, Godfather... call FOX News and tell them this!!! Hurry! HURRY!!!

chadwick

^^^ cosmo... funny as shit i like the part about godfather phoning foxnews.

Godfather.

Cosmo wrote:

Jason P wrote:

You solved and re-opened my conspiracy theory in the last 60 minutes! Guards needing ammo made sense (didn't seem efficient based on the bulk quantities, but this is the US government we are talking about). But purchasing ammo generally reserved for revolvers doesn't make sense.

Hmm ... :think:

I need DriftingbytheStorm's input on this one. :idea:

...
Here's another conspiracy theory:
The government plot is to kill 174,000 Social Security recipients. The top 174,000 amounts paid.
It's a way of cutting the deficit without cutting expenditures or increasing taxes... in an election year. BRILLIANT!!!
...
Quick, Godfather... call FOX News and tell them this!!! Hurry! HURRY!!!

DONE ! it should be on in the morning .......wise guy's..everywhere I turn..wise guy's

Godfather.

Cosmo

Godfather. wrote:

Cosmo wrote:

...
Here's another conspiracy theory:
The government plot is to kill 174,000 Social Security recipients. The top 174,000 amounts paid.
It's a way of cutting the deficit without cutting expenditures or increasing taxes... in an election year. BRILLIANT!!!
...
Quick, Godfather... call FOX News and tell them this!!! Hurry! HURRY!!!

DONE ! it should be on in the morning .......wise guy's..everywhere I turn..wise guy's

Godfather.

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Thanx for playing along... you're a good guy, G.Father... a reg'lur Joe.

Godfather.

chadwick wrote:

Godfather. wrote:

.357 is not the weaopn of choice...too much power the rounds usally go clean thru (entry and exit wound) so now I'm curious why they need .357 rounds ?

Godfather.

an agenda? and you are right about a few things. armed guards at government building generally carry a semi-automatic of some kind. a .44, .45, or a 9mm. is there a semi automatic .357 these days? a glock .357? i've only know of the .357 revolvers.

imagine a .357 with a 13 round clip up the butt of the thing (or whatever shell count) and one in the chamber. frickin on like donkey kong

:twisted: btw, what is wrong w/ in & out shell power? :evil: .357 is my favorite handgun round and my favorite cracking sound when set off. although a .44 magnum has some sound to 'em :corn:

9mm has knock down power and a .357 goes clean thru..not much knock down to it...so I have heard.
I had a 357 long barrle and they are scarry looking weapons for sure but a 45 wheel gun is pretty scary also


Godfather.

peacefrompaul

Godfather. wrote:

chadwick wrote:

Godfather. wrote:

.357 is not the weaopn of choice...too much power the rounds usally go clean thru (entry and exit wound) so now I'm curious why they need .357 rounds ?

Godfather.

an agenda? and you are right about a few things. armed guards at government building generally carry a semi-automatic of some kind. a .44, .45, or a 9mm. is there a semi automatic .357 these days? a glock .357? i've only know of the .357 revolvers.

imagine a .357 with a 13 round clip up the butt of the thing (or whatever shell count) and one in the chamber. frickin on like donkey kong

:twisted: btw, what is wrong w/ in & out shell power? :evil: .357 is my favorite handgun round and my favorite cracking sound when set off. although a .44 magnum has some sound to 'em :corn:

9mm has knock down power and a .357 goes clean thru..not much knock down to it...so I have heard.
I had a 357 long barrle and they are scarry looking weapons for sure but a 45 wheel gun is pretty scary also


Godfather.

Uhhh.... A .357 is going to knock your ass straight to the ground.

Skip to 3 minutes into this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8O_bHR3B ... _embedded#!

Godfather.

o.k.

Godfather.

chadwick

peacefrompaul wrote:

Uhhh.... A .357 is going to knock your ass straight to the ground.

Skip to 3 minutes into this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8O_bHR3B ... _embedded#!

thank you, paul. that is educational and does a great job at showing what's up. but one must watch entire video. yes 357 @ 3:00 mark

unsung

Big government is sure arming up; what are they afraid of or what are they preparing for?

This isn't the FBI either. I read the National Weather Service is also arming up. For what?