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I will take two bundles for a fiver, how does that sound?
I became interested in the gun laws in South Korea so I Googled them. Found lots of hits that basically say that almost all private ownership is prohibited. This URL typical: Strict Gun Control Laws in South Korea - ABC News
Does anyone have an explanation for the apparent disconnect?
South Korean division of the CMP?
Ed
Just a thought here, but I wonder if that isn't the Philippines and not Korea?
There is a coconut palm in the background. So it's unlikely to be Korea.
Good catch. Explains things to me at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by daboone
Perhaps they should invest in one or two of these.
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US Army wall rack for both rifles and carbinesAttachment 70514
Nice rack, Dom, and nice plans... you had a lot of mechanical drawing :)
In a different setting one would have to be really careful about complimenting "the rack"....... :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by bob seijas
I don know but found thisQuote:
Originally Posted by daboone
One may not believe it but there are coconut trees in Korea. They come complete with the coconut and in different colors too (orange, green, pink, purple). I first saw those trees in Chuncheon in Gangwon-do. I thought it was because of summer that they use them for decoration. They are not just “eyecandies” but they are used as outdoor lighting. Clever? Tacky? Cute? I snapped two while we were on the road.
https://www.milsurps.com/http://www.buhaykorea.com/2008/06/10/coconut-trees-in-korea
Thank you Bob, but I must admit to you that I copied that picture from the CMP web sight. I remembered seeing it there in the technical sections.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by bob seijas
Oh you filthy pig, boltaction, mind in the gutter -- I like that :)