wtf

[SWalt]

There is nothing covert, bad, or deceptive going on with Freemasonry. TRUST ME.


Scott
GH#378
Signet Chapter#57 Royal Arch Masons

Don't you guys sacrifice babies and then eat them?

[elsolo]

It's just another "theme" or "instant collectible" rifle foisted on the gullible.

"Hey! Granpaw is in that there lodge thing! With the funny hats! Let's get him one of these for his birthday!"

Every time I open the American Rifleman I see a parade of ads for schlock, boogered-up, gaudily engraved firearms, from M1911s to Garands and M1 Carbines to who-knows-what new production guns. The sellers always have these highfalutin' names like "The Frankfurt Mint" and "The Bradley Exchange" (names changed to protect... well... me). They must attract a lot of suckers because full-page, full-color ads don't come cheap.

This is the male equivalent of females going ga-ga for those awful "Thomas Kincade" paintings. Or at an even lower-class level of an earlier time, "Beanie Babies."

That.

I had an uncle buy one, I was with with him when he picked it up.

Cheap looking plating over unpolished, machined steel as produced by Mossberg. The busy artwork at least camouflages part of it.

From 10 feet away it looks bad. He intended to hang it on display, until he unboxed it.

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[Adeodatus]

Met and talked to a lot of Freemasons. All good people.

My dad even works on a Stanford organization with a Freemason/Templar. They do great work.

And if I had the excess money, I'd buy that rifle.

[OlderThanDirt]

There is nothing covert, bad, or deceptive going on with Freemasonry. TRUST ME.


Scott
GH#378
Signet Chapter#57 Royal Arch Masons

I always wondered why a lot of Masonic Lodges don't have windows. It is sort of like FighterPolit's basement in there? I've heard stories about some of the rituals...

[SonofWWIIDI]

It's just another "theme" or "instant collectible" rifle foisted on the gullible.

"Hey! Granpaw is in that there lodge thing! With the funny hats! Let's get him one of these for his birthday!"

Every time I open the American Rifleman I see a parade of ads for schlock, boogered-up, gaudily engraved firearms, from M1911s to Garands and M1 Carbines to who-knows-what new production guns. The sellers always have these highfalutin' names like "The Frankfurt Mint" and "The Bradley Exchange" (names changed to protect... well... me). They must attract a lot of suckers because full-page, full-color ads don't come cheap.

This is the male equivalent of females going ga-ga for those awful "Thomas Kincade" paintings. Or at an even lower-class level of an earlier time, "Beanie Babies."

The ones I recall were cabbage patch dolls. My sisters were enamored with them. My mom liked the beanie babies and the cabbage patch.

[Fishslayer]

There is nothing covert, bad, or deceptive going on with Freemasonry. TRUST ME.


Scott
GH#378
Signet Chapter#57 Royal Arch Masons

Possibly the most famous secret society evahr...

[KrisDSA]

What ?

[Air]

Possibly the most famous secret society evahr...

If it was a Secret Society, it would be underground. We plaster our symbols over all of our buildings, proudly put them on our cars and trucks, wear rings etc.

Society with Secrets is a better answer.

I haven't been active in Lodge for YEARS, but I will defend my Brothers tooth and nail. We do nothing but GOOD. Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth.

[MrBlond]

The Freemasons fought against the nefarious plans of the Templars, with the help of the Assassins, to help found this country. They even made a completely fact based historical video game about it.