Doesn't have daddy, Dr., lil' or pimp. I don't think you're allowed to be a rapper without one of those.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/08/25/justic...html?hpt=hp_t1
http://www.kctv5.com/story/19374776/...r-nine-injured

And one of the comments left on the first link--

*shakes head in disgust*

I want to respond to this and call out the poster's hypocrisy so bad, but apparently the website's blocked me or something. :rolleyes:

These are the very people that the anti-gun groups claim should be the only ones with guns, yet when they fuck up, somebody out there still blames the NRA and the Second Amendment? :rolleyes:

http://www.militaryimages.net/photop...d_magazine.jpg

Can someone explain to me how the hell you're supposed to rock this monstrosity forward to get it off the rifle? Why do people even make these kinds of things? :confused:

I swear the front end isn't meant to come that far up the bracket so it can be rocked without hitting the barrel.

If indeed that is real and not a shop.

It is indeed real. It's an experimental high capacity magazine. It was dropped because the RPK drum held as much ammo and worked much better.

These ones seem to be twisted off to one side slightly. That one... hmmm.
Also the stock won't work.

The original pic is a real magazine, if memory serves they are incredibly poorly made and can pop apart at the bottom when fully filled due to the extreme pressure on the spring. I think the way the mag is able to be inserted is that the front of the magazine lacks the protrusion that hooks into the mag well so it can just be pushed straight up into the gun without rocking it as you normally would. Without this protrusion a mag would of course normally fall out, which is the reason the bottom/front of the mag has the loop over the muzzle. You still effectively rock it in, but the pivot is at the muzzle rather than at the front of the magazine well.

I've got a four day weekend coming up