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Desdichado

Desdichado

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Forum pet peeve- people who think that tasers are as effective at stopping violent criminals as handguns.

Gah.
 
Desdichado

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Most of them can't even spell "taser."
 
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Desdichado said:
Forum pet peeve- people who think that tasers are as effective at stopping violent criminals as handguns.

Gah.
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Especially if the aforementioned violent criminal is a druggie...what are you thinking, peeps?
 
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Mitspa said:
So you cook and do the laundry? what do you need her for? hehe
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LOL ...... mowing the yard, of course!

JK.... I do that, too.

I keep her around as my "trophy wife".... even though she's about 10 months older, she LOOKS younger than me..:cool:
 
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jennymae said:
I may be old fashioned, but in our home I am the one cooking, doing the laundry, cleaning the house, taking care of the kids etc etc.
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Do you also work a full-time job away from home? If so, I need to have a serious talk with your hubby about sharing chores! :D
 
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hornetguy said:
Do you also work a full-time job away from home? If so, I need to have a serious talk with your hubby about sharing chores! :D
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Oh, I have a job, but he's working way more than me and making way more than me:) And there's a lot of other stuff to be done around the house:) so I guess it's okay:)
 
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I got a set of OEM Glock pistol sights in the mail today and installed them on my little bullpup. Very nice that the manufacturer of the stock provided the ability to do this. Hopefully I never get in such a bad situation that I need to use open "ball in the bucket" sights, but nice to have them, just in case.

 
Desdichado

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Yahweh_is_gracious said:
I got a set of OEM Glock pistol sights in the mail today and installed them on my little bullpup. Very nice that the manufacturer of the stock provided the ability to do this. Hopefully I never get in such a bad situation that I need to use open "ball in the bucket" sights, but nice to have them, just in case.

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That's really cool!
 
hornetguy

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I'm waiting for a new front sight to arrive for my Canik 9mm. The original is too short, so the gun shoots a couple of inches high at 7 yds... probably quite a bit more at 25, but I haven't shot it at that range yet...

Looks like the bullpup is coming along nicely. My 10-22 is in a curly maple stock with a Magnum Research tensioned aluminum barrel. Haven't gotten to shoot it much since I finished the stock work... I'm looking forward to wringing it out.
 
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You guys make me want to go out and buy a gun! Well, y'all make me want to go out and buy a gun more than I usually do, at least.
 
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EmilyNats said:
You guys make me want to go out and buy a gun! Well, y'all make me want to go out and buy a gun more than I usually do, at least.
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You make us all very proud :)
 
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EmilyNats said:
You guys make me want to go out and buy a gun! Well, y'all make me want to go out and buy a gun more than I usually do, at least.
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Go buy a single action, Ruger Vaquero, most beautiful revolver there is:)
 
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jennymae said:
Go buy a single action, Ruger Vaquero, most beautiful revolver there is:)
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Heaven knows how badly I want a .44 Magnum (if for nothing else to possible have an excuse to say "Ya feel lucky, punk?" if someone ever tries to break into our house). But alas, I must save up for a car :(
 
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EmilyNats said:
Heaven knows how badly I want a .44 Magnum (if for nothing else to possible have an excuse to say "Ya feel lucky, punk?" if someone ever tries to break into our house). But alas, I must save up for a car :(
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Yeah well...life is like that sometimes :D. I've got about four different handguns that I want to buy once I turn 21, but I highly doubt that will happen!
 
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Tinuviel said:
Yeah well...life is like that sometimes :D. I've got about four different handguns that I want to buy once I turn 21, but I highly doubt that will happen!
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Aw, poor thing... You'll get one eventually,though, if you want it bad enough :p I saved up for months to get my first one. It sort of hurts to think about blowing hundreds of dollars in under an hour, but it's well worth it.
 
Desdichado

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Tinuviel said:
Yeah well...life is like that sometimes :D. I've got about four different handguns that I want to buy once I turn 21, but I highly doubt that will happen!
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Start with a Glock 19. They're reasonably priced, easy to operate, and as reliable as a revolver. Perfect size too.
 
Desdichado

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EmilyNats said:
Aw, poor thing... You'll get one eventually,though, if you want it bad enough :p I saved up for months to get my first one. It sort of hurts to think about blowing hundreds of dollars in under an hour, but it's well worth it.
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Totally worth it.
 
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I have a .44 magnum, a colt 1911, and a russian ak-74u sub-machine gun. The only problem is they shoot bb's. :(
 
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Desdichado said:
Start with a Glock 19. They're reasonably priced, easy to operate, and as reliable as a revolver. Perfect size too.
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I don't like Glocks. They're amazing guns, and have great reputations, but they feel completely wrong in my hand. They're not comfortable for me which severely cuts down on my accuracy. The first gun I buy will likely be a 9 mm. Sig Sauer. A little small, but easy to conceal. (I really have to talk to the people who are designing women's clothes, it is IMPOSSIBLE to conceal a weapon!)
 
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