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Quick question what does MOA stand for? I have used the search tool and haven't found the answer.
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"For between an armed and an unarmed man there is no comparison whatsoever, and it is not reasonable for an armed man to obey an unarmed man willingly."
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Thanks guys!!"For between an armed and an unarmed man there is no comparison whatsoever, and it is not reasonable for an armed man to obey an unarmed man willingly."
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