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Maine state constitution Article 1 section 16. That is not political, that is the law.
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there is no humor in the Bill of Rights.
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Maine 20th wrote:there is no humor in the Bill of Rights.
Huh? What does this have to do with the thread or the fact that Mattel never made a M16 or any part for a M16 other than a toy M16 Marauder?

Was it in response to the Dewalt M16 Dolk (owner of the site) posted? Or his article regarding sign in Maine?

I'm confused.

By the way that is not the first time Dolk has posted the Dewalt M16; personally I find it funny.

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Maine 20th wrote:there is no humor in the Bill of Rights.
Even less in Maine20th, it seems. :brolleyes:
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Let it go.

No humor intended.

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I swear!!!!! I just accidently ran into this today!!!
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I was reading a group with this one!!!
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<sigh>

I miss the old America........

dolk wrote:I swear!!!!! I just accidently ran into this today!!!
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Those ads are great. Imagine what the Dems would do if a manufacturer ran an advertising campaign like that today? Iver Johnson has an interesting history. Used to be made in NJ. Imagine that? At one time The PRNJ had manufacturing, and firearms manufacturing at that. I often wish for the old days too.

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There I fixed it! The article is a misprint too, should say "Black Rifles Mattel" I know you caught it Darryl, took me a minute to figure it out! :lol:
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WeldonHunter wrote:
There I fixed it! The article is a misprint too, should say "Black Rifles Mattel" I know you caught it Darryl, took me a minute to figure it out! :lol:
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