Kenosha Call of Duty pmags 15.99USD each

[K-Roc]

...After shooting someone.
Not your buddy.

At least get it straight that he was being chased, threatened, and objects thrown at him by the first individual he shot. At least get that fact straight bc there is plenty of video showing that.

[Undergiver]

Awesome

[Undergiver]

At least get it straight that he was being chased, threatened, and objects thrown at him by the first individual he shot. At least get that fact straight bc there is plenty of video showing that.

also one of scumbags he shot pointed a Glock at the kid.

[Gogglez]

i can't believe you folks are carrying and promoting this product. Absolutely ludicrous.

[ironjaws]

i can't believe you folks are carrying and promoting this product. Absolutely ludicrous.

At this price, it's ludicrous NOT to buy one.

[Karnage]

I sense there's not a lot of Canadians with a dark sense of humor judging by the responses in this thread.

I think this mag should be paired with a "Pinochet Helicopter Tour" mag to round out the PC triggering crowd lol.

[mr.bean]

Love all the Liberal Tears!

[shuraparabellum]

Cool mags!

[jonny360]

He had the AR-15 for protection, he has stated this on video. You act like he was the only one with a firearm. The AR-15 was in Wisconsin the whole time; he did not leave his house "locked and loaded" as you claim. Kyle wasn't "looking for trouble", in fact he actively tried avoiding it when he was attacked both times, the first time being after he helped put out a literal dumpster fire at a gas station, which is what drew the ire of Rosenbaum and led to the initial attack.

And how is this strange? They are AR mags that feature a prominent individual who used one to defend himself against violent assault. Seems very fitting to me.

He was locked and loaded. Kid did not need to be armed. He stated on video he was there to protect local business, to help and for defending himself. Then showed his first aid bag. So good on him. But he didn't need to have a rifle Slung around him drawing serious attention to himself to do that. Honestly that's probably one reason that made him stand out. And I firmly believe one reason he was targeted was some of his attackers wanted the rifle for themselves.

Do I feel empathy for the people he shot? No. The hell with them, it was self defence at that point, they were scum. There's a difference between protesters and rioters looking for trouble, they were looking for trouble. So no tears for them.

If you read this kids background, he is a police wanna be and for some reason wanted to be a part of the action and chaos. I believe he had only good intentions and do some good, but was way the F over his head. As soon as he went out with that rifle, he wasn't getting home without it being used.

I feel sorry for this kid. A lengthy court battle a head and he'll never be the same after. Nothing good comes from getting involved in a RIOT/CIVIL WAR for an evening that wasn't in his neighborhood or outside his own business. That is a different situation entirely. I give him praise and shake my head at the same time.

[Falling Hammer]

I sense there's not a lot of Canadians with a dark sense of humor judging by the responses in this thread.

I think this mag should be paired with a "Pinochet Helicopter Tour" mag to round out the PC triggering crowd lol.

Funny you should mention that...