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John Deere Green
THIS IS A PICTURE THAT SOMEONE TOOK WHO WORKS ON AN OIL RIG IN TEXAS. HE WANTED TO GET A SHOT OF THE LIGHTNING THAT WAS FLASHING BY.
HE WAS UNAWARE OF THE TORNADO UNTIL THE LIGHTNING ILLUMINATED IT. This has been called a one-in-a-million photo; taken south of Ft. Stockton, Texas.
http://www.snopes.com/photos/natural/oilrigtornado.asp
I mean you can tell this is BS because a) you’d know if a tornado was there regardless and b) the power would be out more than likely :b
It’s still badass
The FNH Hi Power (bottom) and it’s little brother, the Browning BDM (top) Two beautiful 9mm handguns. The BDM features a unique selector switch that changes it from “pistol mode” (DA/SA) to “revolver mode” (DAO) It never reached its full potential due to its early 90s release with 15 round magazine capacity, it was hit by the 10 round limit imposed in the near future. The Hi Power was the last gun designed by John Browning. It was designed with a 13 round magazine but aftermarket magazines like ones by MecGar can be found to “up” the capacity to 15. The Hi Power’s action is SAO (single action only) and is a known tack-driver on the range. Unlike it’s little brother, there are lots of custom aftermarket modifications that can be found for the hi power.