If an above-ground pool, .45 auto dbl stack.
If in-ground pool, offer its use to local skakeboarders if they will drain it. Hell, they'll even use sponges to get the last drop out. Then use .45 auto dbl stack to rid yerself of skateboarders. ;)
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now TMML!
in some jurisdictions, that's illegal. hope you're doing it at night, or during a heavy rainstorm.
I don't know if it's illegal - but it's just water.
You could drink it (if you wanted to).
Sure, it has algae in it - but they're natural.
Anyway, there's no way the neighbors can miss it with the hose coursing out to the front yard to the sidewalk ... so ... if anyone driving by or walking by has a problem with it - I'm sure they'll knock on my door.
in the places it's illegal, you can't dump anything into the storm drains, including flushing pools. it's a pretty big fine in those places. i used to live in a city like that.
What's so bad about pool water?
It has no chlorine in it (based on my tests and those from Leslies).
You could drink it if you wanted to and it wouldn't hurt you (I don't use boron).
So why would it be illegal to water the street? It gets wet every time it rains? I don't get it (obviously I'm missing something).
it's the 30-40k gallons of water into the storm drains at once. that water has to go someplace, and some cities don't want home owners to dump things in there. it's sized for rainwater, not people emptying pools.
Where do you live?
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Common sense. No matter how much you have, it is not a match for the government bureaucrat that has none. And he wrote the regulations.
You know, I laughed out loud. Best post, all week.
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If an above-ground pool, .45 auto dbl stack.
If in-ground pool, offer its use to local skakeboarders if they will drain it. Hell, they'll even use sponges to get the last drop out. Then use .45 auto dbl stack to rid yerself of skateboarders. ;)
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What's a .45 auto double stack?
It's a .45 automatic designed to take a double column of cartridges in the magazine. A normal .45 1911 magazine hold seven rounds; a "double stack" can hold ten, thirteen, or even more depending on the manufacturer.
Personally, I don't know why a person would want one. I don't think that, in over 100 years of experience, there has ever been anyone hit by a .45 bullet that wasn't - at the least - a stretcher case.
The .45 has unrivaled knock-down power.
I don't think Arklin has been introduced to:
The problem is that you may have more than 7 tangos to hit at one time. If you have more than 12 you really are up the creek.
I'm looking at getting a High Power chambered in a .40S&W. The caliber starts with .4 and I like the High Power, particularly after the magazine well lockout is removed
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