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We use to be a proper country.
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Don was a crook and a criminal. His place was “robbed” under suspicious circumstances. NFA items taken. He was among top FFL having serial numbers turning up in crimes.

Before it was called the Tommy it was the nigger obliterator

THAT'S SOME GODDAMN TRIGGER CONFIDENCE!!

Don wanted gun shows banned because he didn’t want customers seeing how much he ripped them off.

I was at the Tires Plus next door when the guy tried to rob the place and got his ticket punched.

That guy was the biggest fucking asshole in gun history. Started a fist fight next to our tables at the first Indy 1500 gun show. Got his fat ass thrown out. People next to him were selling lower than his sky high prices. He couldn't believe it! I was laughing at him!

$29.99 to share a stolen right with the public and 15% off any guns he doesn't have because he's ashamed of failing customers. Beautiful man.

Every time he goes back to the grip he puts his finger on the trigger, it’s like he’s doing it intentionally 😭

Chicago Typewriter.

Ol' Don there was all for every gun control measure that came down the pike. Since ethical Indy gun shops would follow the law, Dirty Don would sell even more guns out the back door with zero paperwork.

Saw this guy on SNL

Ah, I remember these commercials...

He is me for real

Seems our trigger discipline has improved....

This is getting messier 😂

Come on down, folks, and party with Don!

In my area there's a bbq/meat smokers with a gun store and range on the bottom floor. Used to have a pawn shop too but they moved it to the building nextdoor

The caption has one typo, but the point landed. Apparently the old national hobby was minding your business and keeping your rights.

The Ronnie special was my favorite commercial from him.

Keep Your Finger Off the Trigger til Your Sights Are On the Target!

what a place

M1928 Thompson with drum mag and wooden grip is my dream.

This is literally my boss every day...but the city wouldn't let us put a range in the shop.
