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    chezuki

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    Frame


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    The polymer on the STI is more or less the frame or the main part of the frame.

    I know you're notoriously pig-headed and all, and I can appreciate your dedication, but the "Frame" of a 2011 pistol, i.e. the part you have to go through an FFL to purchase new, is this:

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    It's not really up to interpretation, it's simply a fact.
     

    actaeon277

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    Well you should be on strike.

    This was a few decades ago,
    Submarine at sea almost lost her combat effectiveness due to running out of coffee.
    Musta had a glitch at the factory.
    I opened a can of coffee. I can't remember the size, but it's square, but tall.
    Anyway, it was white inside.
    So, I stupidly stuck my finger in it and tasted.
    Fortunately, it wasn't dangerous.
    It was flour.
    I opened 2 more cans.
    More flour.
    Label on all 3 said coffee.
    I got my Chief,
    who got the Supply Chief,
    who got Supply Officer.
    Not sure if it went higher. No one REALLY wants to bother the Executive Officer.
    But they opened a total of 7 cans of coffee.
    All were flour.
    PANIC SET IN.
    And do you know what the Supply Chief was worried about?
    He gets charged $40 for the flour.
    And $70 for the coffee.
    He's been swindled out of money.
    Everyone else..... MONEY was not the concern.
     

    Sylvain

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    This was a few decades ago,
    Submarine at sea almost lost her combat effectiveness due to running out of coffee.
    Musta had a glitch at the factory.
    I opened a can of coffee. I can't remember the size, but it's square, but tall.
    Anyway, it was white inside.
    So, I stupidly stuck my finger in it and tasted.
    Fortunately, it wasn't dangerous.
    It was flour.
    I opened 2 more cans.
    More flour.
    Label on all 3 said coffee.
    I got my Chief,
    who got the Supply Chief,
    who got Supply Officer.
    Not sure if it went higher. No one REALLY wants to bother the Executive Officer.
    But they opened a total of 7 cans of coffee.
    All were flour.
    PANIC SET IN.
    And do you know what the Supply Chief was worried about?
    He gets charged $40 for the flour.
    And $70 for the coffee.
    He's been swindled out of money.
    Everyone else..... MONEY was not the concern.

    White stuff could have been cocaine and it would have replaced coffee nicely. :):
     

    actaeon277

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    Just one guy could stay awake 24/7 to operate it while everyone else is partying. :woot:

    Yes. Submarines at sea are often known for their parties.
    It's like a cruise liner.
    Except no women.
    No swimming.
    No shows.
    No brightly colored walls.
    No sunshine.
    No fresh air.

    Ok. Maybe not exactly a cruise liner.
     
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