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Shooting an old Colt California Highway Patrol AR15 Dissipator.
Video on the Windham Weaponry Dissipator I mentioned:
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29 COMMENTS

  1. As you experienced shooters already know, the leaves blowing up at 35 seconds is the result of muzzle blast, not ricochet.
    Also, the video on the Windham Weaponry Dissipator I mentioned:

  2. I'm guessing these were at first carried only by supervisors in their Crown Vics. Apart from that, in 2002, I only noticed only shotguns and Mini-14s carried in patrol vehicles. Lived in Victorville at the time.

  3. Yeah, I get that whole walk away from the trouble business. But I can't help wondering if tomorrow morning we started not walking away from the trouble and took a stand, would the condition of the republic be in a better place

  4. My reason for building one was the long sight radius, in a less clumsy carbine. The joy is shooting it at 50 yds very accurately, with no optics. I'm planning on creating a butterknife bayonette for it some day.

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