1. Laughs in L1A1, AR10 and M1A 😉

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2. Laughs in G3 and FAL 🙂

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3. Laughs in lever-action.

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4. Great, I didn’t know that my AR-10 was bolt action…

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5. I’ll see your .308 and raise an M1 in 30-06.

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6. Laughs in PTR. And Garand.

   Both bolt actions?

   Who knew? How did I miss that.

7. SCAR

8. ::laughs in LR-10, PTR-91, and Winchester 100::
   ::oh and Winchester 88::

9. I would really really really like to know where I can buy a bolt-action M134 Minigun.

   (Okay, technically, 7.62x54mm NATO isn’t the same thing as .308 Winchester, but…)

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   1. Minor correction there…
      It’s 7.62x51mm NATO; 7.62x54mm is the Russian rimmed round (and the longest serving military cartridge in the world)
      I’ll take my Sheldon Cooper hat off now…

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      1. I knew that… my typing skills didn’t.

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10. it is like the famose quote

    Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.

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11. I don’t want no Teenage Queen – I just want my M14

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12. .308 largely comes in bolt-action configuration since you didn’t know. But you’re “one of those” annoying gun guys

    Hey, dumb@$$. “Largely” does not mean “exclusively”.

    .223/5.56 largely comes in semi-auto rifles, but you can get bolt-action rifles and pistols in that chambering.

    .22LR largely comes in rifles with all kinds of actions — “long rifle” is literally in its name — but pistols chambered for it are extremely common.

    And Leftists from Chicago* are largely ignorant of all things firearm-related, since you didn’t know. But you’re “one of those” anti-gun guys who think they know everything about guns because they watched the Die Hard series and played Call of Duty once.

    Thanks for playing.

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    * – From his Twitter handle. Area code 312 is downtown Chicago.

13. *Laughs in CETME*

    Also, I refer to that Rooskie round as 7.62×54 Belchfire

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