Where else can you play with toys like this????????

Doc Bernard

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Another one of my new additions. It is so hard to choose which ones to sleep with at night as my teddy bear. She is inert, but hey, it don't stop me.

The LAWs Rocket, the M60, or the Uzi. Yes, I have a sickness, pity me.

"Hey baby, is that a rocket in your pocket........"

Nevermind, that don't sound right. I still love my job......not my day job.........this one.
 
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Probably safer to sleep with the LAWs since it's inert.:thumbsup:

No worries of little grenades showing up later........:happy:
 
Does that come with a manual? Reminds me of "Commando" when the stewardess fired off the missiles - lol.
 
The funny thing is, Charli, these things have instructions all over them. If a person can read simple English.........they can use them.
 
I am biding my time........I WILL have a MK 19. There is only one MK19 licensed in civilian hands, I found out........And I KNOW THEM!!!!!!!!! Sweetness!

I haven't spoken much about this, but Indie Arms may be moving it's home office to AZ, and just maintaining a branch office in So Cal. Been talking with the AZ Chamber of Commerce and the AZ Film Commission. Getting a lot of help and feedback from them.

We maybe teaming up with a Class III FFL out there with some great film connections. He wants me to bring the biz out there so much, he has offered me a room in his SPACIOUS home to run the biz out of. I would go out there for projects and once a month for doing paperwork, checking mail. The film-making potential there is massive. Permits are a snap and either free or low cost. And some other special perqs related to Indie Arms: If I have a small to medium budget project I am courting, I can offer them a trip to AZ to go out and shoot the real thing(s). And if it a modern military project, we will load up the Humvee (full military) with the toys and mount them in the turret. I would dress them out in ACU's and full kit for the realism and effect.

This could be a new and exciting chapter to the Indie Arms Story. I should be shooting our story as a doc. The things I get into and the people I get talk with......sometimes even I am overwhelmed.
 
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The funny thing is, Charli, these things have instructions all over them. If a person can read simple English.........they can use them.
That lets out a large number of people in this country... maybe they should print it in Spanish and French as well? I got to play with one during my servitude to my Uncle Sam. They are really a lot of fun, and surprisingly smooth ;)
 
I am biding my time........I WILL have a MK 19. There is only one MK19 licensed in civilian hands, I found out........And I KNOW THEM!!!!!!!!! Sweetness!

I haven't spoken much about this, but Indie Arms may be moving it's home office to AZ, and just maintaining a branch office in So Cal. Been talking with the AZ Chamber of Commerce and the AZ Film Commission. Getting a lot of help and feedback from them.

We maybe teaming up with a Class III FFL out there with some great film connections. He wants me to bring the biz out there so much, he has offered me a room in his SPACIOUS home to run the biz out of. I would go out there for projects and once a month for doing paperwork, checking mail. The film-making potential there is massive. Permits are a snap and either free or low cost. And some other special perqs related to Indie Arms: If I have a small to medium budget project I am courting, I can offer them a trip to AZ to go out and shoot the real thing(s). And if it a modern military project, we will load up the Humvee (full military) with the toys and mount them in the turret. I would dress them out in ACU's and full kit for the realism and effect.

This could be a new and exciting chapter to the Indie Arms Story. I should be shooting our story as a doc. The things I get into and the people I get talk with......sometimes even I am overwhelmed.

Great seeing you in Corona today Doc. Come on over to AZ. Bring the air conditioner switch with you.
 
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