Gaston Glock RIP

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/top...S&cvid=b7885b969e2f4a09971fc63ea465fa5f&ei=15

Gaston Glock, the Austrian billionaire behind the world-famous Glock handgun, has died at the age of 94. His company announced his death on Wednesday, according to the Austria Press Agency.

Glock was known for being a reclusive engineer, preferring a private life at his massive villa in his home country.



Thank you sir.

 

[dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane]

Nooo one is as slick as you!! The OG!! You will be missed

 

[WildcatFan1982]

Couldn’t have beat LSU without him

 

[AustinTXCat]

Dude was a weapons expert. He will be missed.

RIP.

 

[IdaCat]

 

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[Blue Bleeding Marine]

I definitely helped him reached Billionaire status

 

[DSmith21]

RIP classic era actress.

 

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I could watch Hickock 45 shoot all day. Not sure where he's from in Kentucky but he's down around Nashville now. Springfield maybe.

 

[kywildcatsfannumber1]

 

[IdaCat]

I could watch Hickock 45 shoot all day. Not sure where he's from in Kentucky but he's down around Nashville now. Springfield maybe.

He's a national treasure. I don't remember hearing him say exactly where in KY here is from, but he talks about growing up there a lot. He's 6'9" and played college basketball at Austin Peay. He smokes a lot of pot in his shooting videos, lol.

 

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He's a national treasure. I don't remember hearing him say exactly where in KY here is from, but he talks about growing up there a lot. He's 6'9" and played college basketball at Austin Peay. He smokes a lot of pot in his shooting videos, lol.

He played at Austin Peay from 1970 to 1972 and did not play in 1973. That's the year they had the great team and he would have played against the UK in the tournament. He decided not to play his senior year but look at his numbers from the year before.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/austin-peay/men/1972.html

Greg Kinman 17.5 and 8.