This magazine is top shelf.

While we're sure it's obvious that booze and guns don't mix, you might want to get one quickly before someone on The Hill decides to introduce a capacity limit on flasks shaped like parts of guns that appear similar to components of guns that look like military grade weapons.

Also, someone should send one to Harry Reid's office to thank him for pulling the plug on Mrs. Feinstein today. Though, in the long run I'm not sure that did much good.

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