Much of what I see today, I remember from the late 70s. I always felt that Carter was in over his head in that job, and at a bad time in American history.
EVs actually have a future as a charge at home short range car for commuters. It all depends on what you use a car for.
Sadly though I see the chinese grabbing this segment of the market leaving American EVs priced out of it. American car companies may see this as the future and are going along...
Modern guns no, what I meant was that on old guns "government property" marks were removed in the past. With this nickle plated Black Army, the stamp was just never there.
Can't speak for modern times, but missing markings on Colt 1911s go all the way back to the Black Army missing it's government property stamp. Not common, but it happens.
I know some will say that this was ground off, and that did happen, but not in every case.
They pit the lifers against the new boy and the young against the old. The black against the white. Everything they do is to keep us in our place.
Blue Collar 1978
I've always liked the SRC version of rifles, Saddle Ring Carbine for those that don't know. I always see them as more working guns, shorter, lighter, and easier handling than their rifle versions. These Winchesters are probably the most common, the 1892 and 1894 versions. All of these are from...
That short piece of video has 5 cuts in it. Talk about rehearsed and edited, I wonder how they are going to do that in the debate? Maybe that's why they hired Spielberg, with no audience, the debate maybe split screen and we won't even see it.