Shooting for the first time.

[Venix]

A hard kicking AR15? You're in for a suprise with a larger caliber.

Glad you enjoyed shooting though. Now when is your first purchase?

Heh, yeah, I think my glock kicks harder then an AR. You just have to tuck it in real nice.

[Steve]

A hard kicking AR15? You're in for a suprise with a larger caliber.

Glad you enjoyed shooting though. Now when is your first purchase?

LOL, not sure. The wife is showing great resistance to having a firearm in the house. Need to work on her abit still.

[ELVIS]

While you are most likely very wise on most other things for people our age, you really are ignorant when it comes to firearm terminology. I know the word "ignorant" is offensive to the pride and ego, but all it really means is that you just don't know any better. There is a difference between being ignorant and stupid, I'm sure you're not stupid, just personally inexperienced which just makes you ignorant on the subject.

hey dude....its just the internet. you are taking me all wrong!

god bless.

[BP]

Welcome to the club. Write your friends in cali and tell them that we are not crazy ppl, lol.

No, tell them we eat our own children and rape farm animals. We want all the rest of the pinko commies to stay the hell away from our great state. It's worked for Arkansas all these years.

[Steve]

hey dude....its just the internet. you are taking me all wrong!

god bless.

Pipe down Tong Po Gonzales.

[helosailor]

Congrats on breaking the firearms cherry, Steve. I'm glad you had an enjoyable experience with it. I hear ya about skeet shooting, it is extremely addictive and is really a cheap sport to get into. Shotgun shells and a box or two of clays...cheap fun.
I've always enjoyed recreational shooting as a way to clear my head and just take a break from things. Plus, wielding that much destructive power has a certain primal appeal.

[RedPony07]

That's fantastic! Your world as you know it now has changed. I hope your wife will at least allow you to get a little bit onboard.

There is nothing like having the right to bear arms and doing so to make you get a little warm fuzzy in your tummy

[ThreeFingerPete]

Steve, if you didn't like the AR and the .40, be very glad that I didn't bring out my 45/70 and my .454 casull.

[Steve]

Steve, if you didn't like the AR and the .40, be very glad that I didn't bring out my 45/70 and my .454 casull.

You're speaking Greek now. No clue what you just said, but I'll take your word for it. lol.


I did like the AR, it's a SICK gun! So much fun. As for the .40, I didn't mind the kick at all, the reason I disliked it so much is it didn't feel right in my hand at all. The grip felt like rhinoliner that was put on way too thick and the handle itself had a weird angle on it that felt weird in the corner of my thumb. It's hard to explain.

I don't see "kick" as ever being a reason I will dislike a gun since I like a shotgun so much.

[Marss]

LOL, not sure. The wife is showing great resistance to having a firearm in the house. Need to work on her abit still.

Take her shooting.

[Steve]

Take her shooting.

You didn't read my post did you? lol.

[dsrtuckteezy]

cool novel bro..

[Steve]

cool novel bro..

I understand, I realize with anything more than a few words around here exceeds the average attention span in this place. God forbid we have a conversation that doesn't involve "tits or GTFO", "ide fuck her in da ass" or political/religous soap box. lol.

[Baron Von Crowder]

Steve, you should look into a round of sporting clays at some point. Its one of my favorites.

[ceyko]

Shotguns are a blast. To me the main gun collection should have a bolt action, 22lr, 12 ga, a somewhat powerful semi (AR, AK...etc..etc), a semi-auto pistol and a revolver. (I still don't have a revolver)

After that, it's all icing on the cake. You should get a nice bolt action though w/ scope and play with that for awhile too. They can be fun to shoot too, especially at a little longer distances.