In keeping with Gary's question below:

Larry Fry
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Monday, June 08, 2020, 21:28 (2263 days ago)

Would you preload the magazines for your choice of semiauto guns both rifle and pistol? If so, how many magazines? If not, why not?

magazines

A Ransom
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Monday, June 08, 2020, 21:39 (2263 days ago) @ Larry Fry

all loaded to the hilt. Always loaded no matter the political climate!!! Its very important we are all always prepared.

Anthony is right. Years ago when I was

gary reeder
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Monday, June 08, 2020, 22:06 (2263 days ago) @ A Ransom

working at the radio station across from Ft. Campbell, one of my hunting buddies was an officer on base. Quite often he would call me at the radio station and ask when did I get out of the station. I had the morning show so I was out by 1 PM. he would meet me at gate 14 on post and we would go shooting. One time he took me to a huge Quonset hut to get a few guns and ammo to do some shooting. Looking at the guns stacked there, many of which were in the process of being shipped to Viet Nam with the 101st. Along one wall were hundreds of wooden crates stacked top to bottom with loaded M-16 magazines, probably 50 magazines per box. Some of the dates on the boxes were 5 or 6 years old. My friend said they came came fully loaded and ready to be used once they got to the forward operating base. After that i never worried about keeping my magazines loaded. Long story with a short answer.

All loaded/ready. Have pouches

Rsim
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Tuesday, June 09, 2020, 05:39 (2262 days ago) @ Larry Fry

with 12-15 mags loaded with 9mm, 300BLK, 22LR for ARs & pistols. After a trip to the range I make a constant effort to reload what was shot to capacity.

COL. COOPER SAID THE .45 MAGAZINES

JT
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Tuesday, June 09, 2020, 06:09 (2262 days ago) @ Larry Fry

HE LEFT LOADED AT HOME WHEN HE WENT OFF TO WWII WERE STILL FINE WHEN HE GOT BACK.

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