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...y fire short bursts or empty an entire magazine.<ref>Note that many of the ads for this product show people holding onto the gun with their trigger hand.
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...unds in a political campaign in violation of Texas law. LEAA contends the ads were legal and did not coordinate directly with any candidate's campaign.
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classified ads), and normally sell for $600 or more, as they are scarce
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...VER, the fact that the sear itself, if made before 11/81, and sold through ads in Shotgun News to this day (they sure made a lot of 'em back then, or mayb
...ike ARMEX International, and Interarmco, and then sold through the mail in ads in gun magazines. The glory days before 1968. A DEWAT must now be registe
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* The [[LEAA]] spent $1.5 - 2 million to air ads against Democratic candidate Kirk Watson's bid for Texas Attorney General.
...tives in Colorado and Oregon which included mailings, radio and television ads, and most notability a $1.85M television ad buy featuring Republican senato
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