IMINT: PJ Edition

15 Mar 2011

PJs always have the baddest ass kit...and they use it not to slay bodies but to save them.

I ran across this pic today and thought I'd better share. It's an awfully clean weapon...but I guess that's a good thing for several reasons, right?

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