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I myself am from lakewood near tacoma.
But I would love to know who else is from this area?
But I would love to know who else is from this area?
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Who's from the Seattle Area? Tacoma? Federal Way?
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i know i saw a Blue dude from the seattle area, cant remember which member it was.
Ben i thought you were from canada?
Ben i thought you were from canada?
Nope, I am 100% American, Washington native.
I do like Canada though, Whistler in particular.
I think El Maxi is from Seattle.
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Maybe we should get together benny boy..
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I think the "blue dude" you are thinking of is Maxi. 
I'm pretty sure he is from Seattle.
I'm pretty sure he is from Seattle.
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I am a native washintonian, born in enumclaw, grew up in seattle (south side) Riverton Heights....went to sunnyside elementary, chinook middle school, Tyee high school and Foster high school....moved away in '88 then moved back to WA in '91 where I lived in Yakima (east of the cascades) attended CWU for undergrad and started my MBA at WSU....alas now I am in Japan.....Wish I was there!!
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krag one of these days when i visit my sister in portland im gonna have to stop by.
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Dood! I have a computer chair here waiting for you! And, we can take my AK-47's out blow the crap outa stuff!!
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Dood! I have a computer chair here waiting for you! And, we can take my AK-47's out blow the crap outa stuff!!
I am soo bringing down an AR-15 to see who's is better
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I'm going to be in the area soon thanks to a new job.
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woot another person to torture.
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Eugene...? The Haight~Ashbury migratory breeding grounds...LOL!
Me and my m8's used to go to Saturday Market there to buy errr uuhh da goods. Back in the day of course...
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I am soo bringing down an AR-15 to see who's is better
I would soo love that. Yers might be bettah at over 200yrds but what the heck is that good fer?? Sniping in Nevada...LOOL?!
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Krag:
Your 7.62x39 definitely has much more stopping power and is not prone to stoppages (as is the M16/AR15) it is a very reliable weapon overall.....but the M16/AR15 is much more accurate in trained hands.
I don't own an AR15...but I do own a chinese knock off of the AK47.....I have fired both.....
Just my 2cents...hope you guys get to have your shoot out someday!!!!
Please post pics of your destruction
Edit: When using jacketed ball ammo the 7.62mmx39mm will put a serious hurt (knock down power) on anything it hits, where as the jacketed ball .223 (5.56mm) moves much faster through the air (flatter tragectory) but tends to enter and exit unless intercepted by hard matter (bone).
Your 7.62x39 definitely has much more stopping power and is not prone to stoppages (as is the M16/AR15) it is a very reliable weapon overall.....but the M16/AR15 is much more accurate in trained hands.
I don't own an AR15...but I do own a chinese knock off of the AK47.....I have fired both.....
Just my 2cents...hope you guys get to have your shoot out someday!!!!
Please post pics of your destruction
Edit: When using jacketed ball ammo the 7.62mmx39mm will put a serious hurt (knock down power) on anything it hits, where as the jacketed ball .223 (5.56mm) moves much faster through the air (flatter tragectory) but tends to enter and exit unless intercepted by hard matter (bone).
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Now i just need to buy those add-ons for the ar-15 and i should be set..
lol
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