"Arsenal" of illegal guns.

[Asmodeus6]

I was watching a thing last night about the Branch Davidians and the Waco Invasion. They mentioned that the Davidians had a *stockpile* of 8000 rounds. I looked at my gf, and she was already looking at me, and she rolled her eyes and we went back to watching. I had just earlier in the day come home with my 20000th round for the stockpile. Guess I'll have tanks parked out front tomorrow

8000? stockpile? pfft....

20,000 is a good start!

[streaker69]

8000? stockpile? pfft....

20,000 is a good start!

They still held off the ATF and forced them to retreat.

[TaePo]

Maybe they said, " An arse and all."

You may have misheard.

[bigandy1966]

HEY, As an aside, look up who was on that congressional committee to "investigate" the siege at the branch davidians compound, and look up the FLIR data analysis by the contractor. I was surprised

[mikelets456]

I was watching a thing last night about the Branch Davidians and the Waco Invasion. They mentioned that the Davidians had a *stockpile* of 8000 rounds. I looked at my gf, and she was already looking at me, and she rolled her eyes and we went back to watching. I had just earlier in the day come home with my 20000th round for the stockpile. Guess I'll have tanks parked out front tomorrow

Most competition shooters go through 2000 rounds in a weekend with no problems at all. Heck, I brought a few friends to the range and an hour (plus) later we were through 300 rounds The media is setting us up to look like real nut cases. The average dope citizen thinks the normal gun owner has one box of 22's and a box of shot gun shells and that's it.

[fortysix]

Most competition shooters go through 2000 rounds in a weekend with no problems at all. Heck, I brought a few friends to the range and an hour (plus) later we were through 300 rounds The media is setting us up to look like real nut cases. The average dope citizen thinks the normal gun owner has one box of 22's and a box of shot gun shells and that's it.

Exactly, and with the old adage of 1000 rounds per firearm, I'm not even 1/3 of the way there! I think if you just had Uncle Joe's break action double barrel fudd gun and a .357 in your bedside table, you'd need no more than 2 rounds. One round will stop a home invasion, right?

[TheTsieck]

I think when you hit 25000 a tank and grenade launcher will just appear out of thin air.

[ak47fullmag]

Oh boy. and I thought my curio cabinet stockpile was becoming too much.

[4070BN]

The media always sensationalizes everything.

What the Croc! Monstrous 8ft gator caught in Florida sewer near elementary school

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...#ixzz2Kj9y6mAv

It was stuck in a sewer, not like any kids were actually missing...

Doesn't sound as dramatice to say, 8ft gator caught in Florida sewer.

[Brick]

If the guns are illegal it's an arsenal. If they're legal it's a collection.


They can both be a place of storage or place of manufacture.
ar·se·nal
noun
1. a place of storage or a magazine containing arms and military equipment for land or naval service.
2. a government establishment where military equipment or munitions are manufactured.
3. a collection or supply of weapons or munitions.

ar·mor·y
noun
1. a storage place for weapons and other war equipment.
2. a building that is the headquarters and drill center of a military unit.
3. a place where arms and armor are made; an armorer's shop

Anthony S. is correct. At least that was the difference we learned in school more than 50 years ago! And that's the reason the names were Sprinfield Arsenal, Harpers Ferry Arsenal, Lake City Arsenal, Waterveleit Arsenal! And concurrently National Guard unit locations were ARMORIES. But, years of misuse by "popular" language has changed the meanings. Just in the same manner that "may" is now used to show an optional course of action instead of "might". When Anthony and I were in school the word may was for asking or receiving permission, might indicating a choice and shall was mandatory.