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Originally Posted By fattyfat: looked like a maglite 3 D cell. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By fattyfat: Originally Posted By TLF: Is that an incandescent flashlight? That's what I was thinking. Wouldn't have expected that to still be up there. |
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here we go!
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof:
Please stop before this thread gets to the part where y’all are posting pictures of your dicks on your computer keyboard. |
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Originally Posted By EastcARstle: Yeah that looked like an incandescent 6D Maglite #oldschool #hightech View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By EastcARstle: Originally Posted By TLF: Is that an incandescent flashlight? Yeah that looked like an incandescent 6D Maglite #oldschool #hightech I really figured they would have something more efficient by now. |
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SpaceX correcting Kate that they aren't Moscow was funny
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof:
Please stop before this thread gets to the part where y’all are posting pictures of your dicks on your computer keyboard. |
They're go for hatch opening.
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Does 5.11 sponsor the space crews?
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hatch is open!
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I can't imagine how excited Victor has to be to get through that hatch!
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They're in!
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Woohoo! Very glad they made it there safely.
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Did the dude who just walked out of Space X mission control have a Ramen jersey on?
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Originally Posted By Star_Scream: I want a Ramen jersey View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Star_Scream: Originally Posted By TLF: Did the dude who just walked out of Space X mission control have a Ramen jersey on? I want a Ramen jersey I swear that's what I saw. |
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In other space news, Arianespace's piece of shit Vega rocket failed again...
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Originally Posted By Neotopiaman: Luckily JWT is flying on an Ariane, not the all-solid Vega rocket. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Neotopiaman: Originally Posted By midcap: just wonderful, I hope the JWT doesn't freaking blow up on those rockets trying to launch Luckily JWT is flying on an Ariane, not the all-solid Vega rocket. That's great to hear. All that time and money we spent on JWT just for it to blow up on the POS ARianne rocket. I trust rocket labs shit more than Ariane |
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Another excellent performance by SpaceX.
They make it look easy. Boeing? Booooeing? Has anybody seen Boeing? Where's that confounded Boeing? |
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Originally Posted By midcap: That's great to hear. All that time and money we spent on JWT just for it to blow up on the POS ARianne rocket. I trust rocket labs shit more than Ariane View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By midcap: Originally Posted By Neotopiaman: Originally Posted By midcap: just wonderful, I hope the JWT doesn't freaking blow up on those rockets trying to launch Luckily JWT is flying on an Ariane, not the all-solid Vega rocket. That's great to hear. All that time and money we spent on JWT just for it to blow up on the POS ARianne rocket. I trust rocket labs shit more than Ariane Rocketlab is cool. They score probably second in the "Actually Getting shit done" index after SpaceX. Rocketlab is probably going to be the second company to reuse a booster. They are attempting to water recover a booster on their next launch. |
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Originally Posted By Neotopiaman: Rocketlab is cool. They score probably second in the "Actually Getting shit done" index after SpaceX. Rocketlab is probably going to be the second company to reuse a booster. They are attempting to water recover a booster on their next launch. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Neotopiaman: Originally Posted By midcap: Originally Posted By Neotopiaman: Originally Posted By midcap: just wonderful, I hope the JWT doesn't freaking blow up on those rockets trying to launch Luckily JWT is flying on an Ariane, not the all-solid Vega rocket. That's great to hear. All that time and money we spent on JWT just for it to blow up on the POS ARianne rocket. I trust rocket labs shit more than Ariane Rocketlab is cool. They score probably second in the "Actually Getting shit done" index after SpaceX. Rocketlab is probably going to be the second company to reuse a booster. They are attempting to water recover a booster on their next launch. That;s really cool. But boy saltwater is hard on everything. I wonder why no one has thought about making pop out wings with a parachute and have the booster glide to the land and touch down in a giant fresh water pond or lake. |
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Originally Posted By midcap: That;s really cool. But boy saltwater is hard on everything. I wonder why no one has thought about making pop out wings with a parachute and have the booster glide to the land and touch down in a giant fresh water pond or lake. View Quote Wing size is determined by the weight of the object. Making enough space inside the booster increases the weight, it also adds a complex system to the booster which is more expensive and additional failure modes. Also means more fuel is needed which means its more expensive. Also you'd need a system to control, pitch, roll and yaw. $$$ |
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Originally Posted By midcap: That;s really cool. But boy saltwater is hard on everything. I wonder why no one has thought about making pop out wings with a parachute and have the booster glide to the land and touch down in a giant fresh water pond or lake. View Quote Their booster is small enough to catch with a helicopter. The booster weight is smaller than a F9 fairing half: Electron Is Going Reusable IIRC, the US military used to recover CORONA film capsules in a similar way |
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Originally Posted By Neotopiaman: Their booster is small enough to catch with a helicopter. The booster weight is smaller than a F9 fairing half: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enndCzvZpZk IIRC, the US military used to recover CORONA film capsules in a similar way View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Neotopiaman: Originally Posted By midcap: That;s really cool. But boy saltwater is hard on everything. I wonder why no one has thought about making pop out wings with a parachute and have the booster glide to the land and touch down in a giant fresh water pond or lake. Their booster is small enough to catch with a helicopter. The booster weight is smaller than a F9 fairing half: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enndCzvZpZk IIRC, the US military used to recover CORONA film capsules in a similar way That would be cool to catch with a helo. Or they could just get two of our cajun supply boats with a net between the two and catch it like SpaceX does with it's fairings. |
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Originally Posted By TheRocketmac: Soyuz: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fspaceflight101.com%2Fsoyuz-ms-04%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fsites%2F150%2F2017%2F04%2Fphoto_04-06-19-1.jpg&f=1&nofb=1 Crew Dragon 2: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.spacefacts.de%2Fmission%2Falternate%2Fphoto%2Fdragon-spx-dm-2_3.jpg&f=1&nofb=1 View Quote Geeze Louise, looks like they are crammed in those Soyuz's with a broomstick. Literally the difference between. Attached File And Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Chokey:
View Quote Uhhhh why we launching a Log Cabin into orbit? |
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Originally Posted By midcap: Uhhhh why we launching a Log Cabin into orbit? https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/sentinel-6-art-1041.jpg View Quote Its what Abe Lincoln would have wanted |
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Sunday's starlink flight will be the seventh launch of it's booster.
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Originally Posted By Hesperus: Geeze Louise, looks like they are crammed in those Soyuz's with a broomstick. View Quote Funnily enough one of the 'features' of Soyuz is a stick that the crew uses to push buttons on the control panel, because it's too far away to reach by hand. I'm not sure if that's always been a thing, or if it's a consequence of modernizations to Soyuz that changed something about the control panel or seats. In defense of Soyuzs cramped quarters, it has a whole separate 'orbital' module that the cosmonauts can hang out and work in. It's not huge, but it about doubles the habitable space. The reentry module is very, very cramped, though, and puts some pretty hard constraints on crew size. For some ISS missions the orbital module is also pretty crammed full of supplies, but the Russians have gotten the time from launch to docking down to something like 12 hours or less under ideal conditions, so it's not horrific for the crew to stay strapped in. Just make sure you poop before launch! Edit; an okay cutaway showing the orbital module on the left, reentry module in the middle and the service module on the right. Only the reentry module returns to Earth. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Local: Funnily enough one of the 'features' of Soyuz is a stick that the crew uses to push buttons on the control panel, because it's too far away to reach by hand. I'm not sure if that's always been a thing, or if it's a consequence of modernizations to Soyuz that changed something about the control panel or seats. In defense of Soyuzs cramped quarters, it has a whole separate 'orbital' module that the cosmonauts can hang out and work in. It's not huge, but it about doubles the habitable space. The reentry module is very, very cramped, though, and puts some pretty hard constraints on crew size. For some ISS missions the orbital module is also pretty crammed full of supplies, but the Russians have gotten the time from launch to docking down to something like 12 hours or less under ideal conditions, so it's not horrific for the crew to stay strapped in. Just make sure you poop before launch! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Local: Originally Posted By Hesperus: Geeze Louise, looks like they are crammed in those Soyuz's with a broomstick. Funnily enough one of the 'features' of Soyuz is a stick that the crew uses to push buttons on the control panel, because it's too far away to reach by hand. I'm not sure if that's always been a thing, or if it's a consequence of modernizations to Soyuz that changed something about the control panel or seats. In defense of Soyuzs cramped quarters, it has a whole separate 'orbital' module that the cosmonauts can hang out and work in. It's not huge, but it about doubles the habitable space. The reentry module is very, very cramped, though, and puts some pretty hard constraints on crew size. For some ISS missions the orbital module is also pretty crammed full of supplies, but the Russians have gotten the time from launch to docking down to something like 12 hours or less under ideal conditions, so it's not horrific for the crew to stay strapped in. Just make sure you poop before launch! So you just shit yourself? sounds like fun |
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Originally Posted By midcap: Uhhhh why we launching a Log Cabin into orbit? https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/sentinel-6-art-1041.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By midcap: Originally Posted By Chokey:
Uhhhh why we launching a Log Cabin into orbit? https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/sentinel-6-art-1041.jpg Same reason we parked a car on the moon. Cause ‘Murica! |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Same reason we parked a car on the moon. Cause ‘Murica! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Originally Posted By midcap: Originally Posted By Chokey:
Uhhhh why we launching a Log Cabin into orbit? https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/sentinel-6-art-1041.jpg Same reason we parked a car on the moon. Cause ‘Murica! Hells yesh!! Cadillac ELR Coupe 2014 Commercial |
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Originally Posted By midcap: So you just shit yourself? sounds like fun View Quote Astronauts have been shitting themselves since the dawn of manned spaceflight. Every astronaut on a space walk? They're wearing a diaper. Every astronaut strapped into a capsule waiting to launch? Wearing a diaper and probably already pissed him/herself because they've been suited up for hours before they even launch. Gemini 7 lasted 14 days. Think about that. Two guys strapped into seats in a space about the size of a small sports car interior for two weeks. No toilet. They basically had to wiggle their pants off, apply a special bag with self adhesive strips to their ass, shit in it, toss in some antibacterial goo pills, mush it up and put it in storage, presumably while the other guy did his level best to look out the window and pretend he wasn't where he was. And that doesn't even consider that basicly all astronauts get profoundly motion sickness for the first few days of space flight. Space travel is glamorous. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Pavelow16478: Its what Abe Lincoln would have wanted View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Pavelow16478: Originally Posted By midcap: Uhhhh why we launching a Log Cabin into orbit? https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/sentinel-6-art-1041.jpg Its what Abe Lincoln would have wanted |
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Originally Posted By Local: Astronauts have been shitting themselves since the dawn of manned spaceflight. Every astronaut on a space walk? They're wearing a diaper. Every astronaut strapped into a capsule waiting to launch? Wearing a diaper and probably already pissed him/herself because they've been suited up for hours before they even launch. Gemini 7 lasted 14 days. Think about that. Two guys strapped into seats in a space about the size of a small sports car interior for two weeks. No toilet. They basically had to wiggle their pants off, apply a special bag with self adhesive strips to their ass, shit in it, toss in some antibacterial goo pills, mush it up and put it in storage, presumably while the other guy did his level best to look out the window and pretend he wasn't where he was. And that doesn't even consider that basicly all astronauts get profoundly motion sickness for the first few days of space flight. Space travel is glamorous. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/1920px-Gemini_spacecraft_jpg-1688714.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Local: Originally Posted By midcap: So you just shit yourself? sounds like fun Astronauts have been shitting themselves since the dawn of manned spaceflight. Every astronaut on a space walk? They're wearing a diaper. Every astronaut strapped into a capsule waiting to launch? Wearing a diaper and probably already pissed him/herself because they've been suited up for hours before they even launch. Gemini 7 lasted 14 days. Think about that. Two guys strapped into seats in a space about the size of a small sports car interior for two weeks. No toilet. They basically had to wiggle their pants off, apply a special bag with self adhesive strips to their ass, shit in it, toss in some antibacterial goo pills, mush it up and put it in storage, presumably while the other guy did his level best to look out the window and pretend he wasn't where he was. And that doesn't even consider that basicly all astronauts get profoundly motion sickness for the first few days of space flight. Space travel is glamorous. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/1920px-Gemini_spacecraft_jpg-1688714.JPG You would have thought that they would have made a insert in the seat to take out and put a bag in to take a shit. Like, I would have engineered that. |
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Originally Posted By Local: Astronauts have been shitting themselves since the dawn of manned spaceflight. Every astronaut on a space walk? They're wearing a diaper. Every astronaut strapped into a capsule waiting to launch? Wearing a diaper and probably already pissed him/herself because they've been suited up for hours before they even launch. Gemini 7 lasted 14 days. Think about that. Two guys strapped into seats in a space about the size of a small sports car interior for two weeks. No toilet. They basically had to wiggle their pants off, apply a special bag with self adhesive strips to their ass, shit in it, toss in some antibacterial goo pills, mush it up and put it in storage, presumably while the other guy did his level best to look out the window and pretend he wasn't where he was. And that doesn't even consider that basicly all astronauts get profoundly motion sickness for the first few days of space flight. Space travel is glamorous. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/1920px-Gemini_spacecraft_jpg-1688714.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Local: Originally Posted By midcap: So you just shit yourself? sounds like fun Astronauts have been shitting themselves since the dawn of manned spaceflight. Every astronaut on a space walk? They're wearing a diaper. Every astronaut strapped into a capsule waiting to launch? Wearing a diaper and probably already pissed him/herself because they've been suited up for hours before they even launch. Gemini 7 lasted 14 days. Think about that. Two guys strapped into seats in a space about the size of a small sports car interior for two weeks. No toilet. They basically had to wiggle their pants off, apply a special bag with self adhesive strips to their ass, shit in it, toss in some antibacterial goo pills, mush it up and put it in storage, presumably while the other guy did his level best to look out the window and pretend he wasn't where he was. And that doesn't even consider that basicly all astronauts get profoundly motion sickness for the first few days of space flight. Space travel is glamorous. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/1920px-Gemini_spacecraft_jpg-1688714.JPG Yeah, spending 14 days in that would suck hard. I’ve seen the capsule up close (in the Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy facility here in NoVA), and it is fucking TINY. |
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Originally Posted By midcap: You would have thought that they would have made a insert in the seat to take out and put a bag in to take a shit. Like, I would have engineered that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By midcap: Originally Posted By Local: Originally Posted By midcap: So you just shit yourself? sounds like fun Astronauts have been shitting themselves since the dawn of manned spaceflight. Every astronaut on a space walk? They're wearing a diaper. Every astronaut strapped into a capsule waiting to launch? Wearing a diaper and probably already pissed him/herself because they've been suited up for hours before they even launch. Gemini 7 lasted 14 days. Think about that. Two guys strapped into seats in a space about the size of a small sports car interior for two weeks. No toilet. They basically had to wiggle their pants off, apply a special bag with self adhesive strips to their ass, shit in it, toss in some antibacterial goo pills, mush it up and put it in storage, presumably while the other guy did his level best to look out the window and pretend he wasn't where he was. And that doesn't even consider that basicly all astronauts get profoundly motion sickness for the first few days of space flight. Space travel is glamorous. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/1920px-Gemini_spacecraft_jpg-1688714.JPG You would have thought that they would have made a insert in the seat to take out and put a bag in to take a shit. Like, I would have engineered that. Dragon module has a space commode and privacy curtain in the trunk of the module. The longest they are in the IVA is like 6 hours. They 'take care of business' and then suit up about 4 hours before launch, an hour after launch, they're in a constant slow-rising orbit. (think you can now take off your seat belt sign on a commercial airline). However, they do still wear space-rated depends just in case. |
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Originally Posted By Local: Astronauts have been shitting themselves since the dawn of manned spaceflight. Every astronaut on a space walk? They're wearing a diaper. Every astronaut strapped into a capsule waiting to launch? Wearing a diaper and probably already pissed him/herself because they've been suited up for hours before they even launch. Gemini 7 lasted 14 days. Think about that. Two guys strapped into seats in a space about the size of a small sports car interior for two weeks. No toilet. They basically had to wiggle their pants off, apply a special bag with self adhesive strips to their ass, shit in it, toss in some antibacterial goo pills, mush it up and put it in storage, presumably while the other guy did his level best to look out the window and pretend he wasn't where he was. And that doesn't even consider that basicly all astronauts get profoundly motion sickness for the first few days of space flight. Space travel is glamorous. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/1920px-Gemini_spacecraft_jpg-1688714.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Local: Originally Posted By midcap: So you just shit yourself? sounds like fun Astronauts have been shitting themselves since the dawn of manned spaceflight. Every astronaut on a space walk? They're wearing a diaper. Every astronaut strapped into a capsule waiting to launch? Wearing a diaper and probably already pissed him/herself because they've been suited up for hours before they even launch. Gemini 7 lasted 14 days. Think about that. Two guys strapped into seats in a space about the size of a small sports car interior for two weeks. No toilet. They basically had to wiggle their pants off, apply a special bag with self adhesive strips to their ass, shit in it, toss in some antibacterial goo pills, mush it up and put it in storage, presumably while the other guy did his level best to look out the window and pretend he wasn't where he was. And that doesn't even consider that basicly all astronauts get profoundly motion sickness for the first few days of space flight. Space travel is glamorous. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/1920px-Gemini_spacecraft_jpg-1688714.JPG Now it's a poop thread! ... But yeah, looking at the capsules at the Air and Space museum always blows my mind how tiny they are. |
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Originally Posted By Local: Funnily enough one of the 'features' of Soyuz is a stick that the crew uses to push buttons on the control panel, because it's too far away to reach by hand. I'm not sure if that's always been a thing, or if it's a consequence of modernizations to Soyuz that changed something about the control panel or seats. ] View Quote I remember seeing that when they televised the recent Soyuz launch. I was laughing so hard I almost hurt myself. SpaceX has slick touchscreens and a full glass cockpit... and Soyuz has a stick. |
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Originally Posted By midcap: You would have thought that they would have made a insert in the seat to take out and put a bag in to take a shit. Like, I would have engineered that. View Quote Gemini crews rode in ejection seats, so probably not an option. Once in orbit no gravity, so they could just unstrap and float up and do the needful. The same basic thing was done for Apollo missions, though they had a bit more room to maneuver. Still, mistakes were made. Actual real life transcript from Apollo 10: Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Local: Gemini crews rode in ejection seats, so probably not an option. Once in orbit no gravity, so they could just unstrap and float up and do the needful. The same basic thing was done for Apollo missions, though they had a bit more room to maneuver. Still, mistakes were made. Actual real life transcript from Apollo 10: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/Screen_Shot_2015-05-22_at_3_54_11_PM_png-1688728.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Local: Originally Posted By midcap: You would have thought that they would have made a insert in the seat to take out and put a bag in to take a shit. Like, I would have engineered that. Gemini crews rode in ejection seats, so probably not an option. Once in orbit no gravity, so they could just unstrap and float up and do the needful. The same basic thing was done for Apollo missions, though they had a bit more room to maneuver. Still, mistakes were made. Actual real life transcript from Apollo 10: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/95719/Screen_Shot_2015-05-22_at_3_54_11_PM_png-1688728.JPG |
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Yep, still frozen bags of 'poop' on the lunar surface.
I was 'challenged' about that claim. Easy to look it up. 14 days in Gemini, that would have been rough, good thing they had their 'Tang', who's old enough to remember That Commercial! |
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