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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (13605)	9/25/2001 1:00:54 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

on topic - The Equals w/ off topic - Home Defense Weapon on-topic Message from Richard of The Mazz ... it may really be different this time. ... that USPS is currently the better stock deal. ok Richard, What is happening on the USPS thread/board ??? Has anyone there(s) spoken that GPGI is a better ??? off-topic and now very timely since 9/11 but will a non military version be legal but then why water-down and make it less effective knowing that a fully automatic version or that 3 shot type upon trigger pull might not and may not as in should not be in this shotgun i think name of M4 was used to describe this military combat shotgun, then seperate from the military shells not being available then hay for horses this is a gotta-have and not just for the fun of it but it does look "cute" and very well designed for close combat use which is very much needed as bad people enter your bedroom americanshooter.com [start] ... be spending some time with the Marines at Quantico this season to find what arms our amphibious warriors bring to bear on aggressors and terrorists world-wide. Plus, we'll be seeing some of the new weapons under development for later in the 21st Century... [stop] Golly, in these dangerous times its not beginning to look like Christmas, but just on the local Boston news was a Coast Guard small boat guarding Boston's harbor equipped with 3 machine guns fully manned and armed. Golly like a gun boat used in Vietnam on those water ways in the south. Yup Richard, looks like our conceal carry license may be pushed to the limit as when we walk out in public we will have to be able to talk our walk with extra ammo and even an extra or two weapon. Gosh, i'm starting to gear up as if i'm in a second tour of Vietnam. Well no, it has not yet come to that point, but after the use of a weapon of mass destruction here on usa soil, then it may. For sure it will be the responsibility of the federal troops to help the local and state police to keep us private citizens safe from an enemy we is at war with, so yes we will have to conceal our weapons as directed by the license rules & regulations, yes and a concealed shotgun or rifle will not be possible inside a shirt or jacket of inside an underwear pouch next to family jewels :o) yes, but how many handguns & ammo can one stuff under ones cloths before its clear to others that golly gee what the heck does that man have pushing out at all places and angles from his pants and shirts and even that big object under his hat :o) ok, getting a little foolish with this talk, but it is clear that just like after the civil war between the states and later after those men in Bostin called minute men fought the french & indians or was it the Mexican Texas war, whatever, there are lots of Vietnam veterans men in their 50s "combat ready." d:oug

To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (13605)	9/25/2001 2:18:21 PM
From: Alan Vennix	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

Hello, Richard. It hasn't been that long since we exchanged posts last. On the RB thread recently you complimented me for having sharp eyes<G>. Yes, I still "follow the dirts", although not as fervently as we did several years ago. I'm rooting for XTCI, USPS and GPGI to come through with something solid. Saw by your post on the RB thread just a bit ago that you think it might be imminent for GPGI and USPS. Hope you're right. BTW, I agree with you on the relative value of USPS vs GPGI. With the same number of shares outstanding and sharing equally in Hassayampa (with their other holdings effectively discounted to near zero), I believe their share values will equate once production is proven - hopefully around the $6 mark that you have projected. Alan