I believe the count is up to 23 in his hotel room and another 19 at his house.If that is indeed the case. Yo, somebody please put a spoiler on this, I'm stupid.
To me it smells fucking weird, just like@Masato Toys and @thatothercunt said. I don't really follow the gun regulations thing at all, but it's being used to weaken Europe.
I couldn't possibly put into words the way you must be feeling, never felt it. Bless up mang.
Its really not all that uncommon. The modifications he made to them are strange and I had no clue how easy it was until this thread.
How many pics you got saved of Ryan Herring>
This is where we start to lose it...he had a few handguns in the past. I’ve brought a few of his handguns to a local range here before he moved back to Mesquite from Florida two or so years ago. He never seemed the type to hyper focus on anything let alone develop a healthy hobby with guns. It just wasn’t his thing.
As a professional gambler, don't you have to be? At least on that. It's not the normal next door neighbor job, it has a lifestyle attached to it. You gotta be quite focussed, and you gotta have a special mindset for it I guess.
That completely makes sense man. You've lost the person you knew. And simultaneously have to question a lot. That's hard, real hard. Just hunker down and know that your family couldn't have changed anything. You don't carry responsibility.
And I still get this.
If you knew him you would think he was just born with that ability. He didn’t have to try too hard to be successful at gambling. It was easy for him. But I can see your point too. So other than gambling he showed no interest in much else other than lounging and traveling the world. As my wife puts it, he didn’t have any fucks to give about anything. Just didn’t seem to care when it come to big headline topics etc.
To be fair, there isn't anything about what happened that strikes me as "proficiency".
and the ability to machine billet/forged aluminum. You're really over simplifying the process.
My guess is he bought them this way. That contradicts the storyline that the guns he had were all legal in NV but as many people know, if someone drops 100k in front of someone I’m sure they would happily convert any gun if they knew how. Steve was that guy. He was the type to drop money to get what he wanted. In the past it was for cars or services at the casinos etc but him using his money to get what he wanted wouldn’t surprise me one bit.
Yes with my comment on the 80% part, but its apparently a moot one...
To add to this, he wasn’t particularly handy. He wouldn’t even pump his own gas! He would trade in his car when it needed an oil change. He would hire someone to hang artwork because it was too much work to do it himself.
An AR lower doesn't have a large enough pocket to install an auto sear. The RCMP actually released a bulletin about this a few months ago. Few people would have the equipment or expertise to do it properly:
I apologize to ask you to rehash. I've read through the thread, but must of missed it. You were related to the shooter?
He was my wife’s uncle who we would see every year or two in Vegas or at family gatherings. He lived close to us for a couple of years where we saw him a bit more frequently during that time. I’ve known the guy at that level for 10-12 years now.
Tracking. Again, I'm not in the market these days but 3 years ago all of this was available with ease on ar15.com and could be purchased and pieced together in a way to be done in minutes or hours. Modified lowers, old colt auto lowers, drop in sears, lightning links you just pop out of aluminium templates, etc.
I’m trying to not take a stand about the gun rights issue but the money merely made it so he didn’t have to modify the guns himself. From the sounds of it, anyone willing to modify their guns can maybe make the same mods rather easily?
Thanks for keeping us updated bud
