Your just jealous. U can take you're guns home a dump mags to you're hearts content !
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Overkill338
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That's funny, but you shouldn't have employed punctuation. You should have also written it, in all capitol letters.Your just jealous. U can take you're guns home a dump mags to you're hearts content !
WOW...you must be in a good mood this time...lol!
Come on now.....two feet of sunshade is better than fellas putting up multi colored 4 ft. Umbrellas don't you think? Might confuse folks thinking that they are an outdoor lounge and make someone ask why everyone else has guns at their tables!
Yup....spotting scopes should be mandatory... especially on longer ranges than 100.
Yeah man I am also on Christian mingle now, even drink light beer now!
Luv ya brother!
LMAO....GOOD LUCK WITH THAT! I mean the light beer...and on that note.... think it's time for cold RUM.
Web1350
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I know what you mean. If the parent isn't smart enough or such a bad parent not to teach manners and etiquette, then I feel it's my job. If the parent is offended and didn't like it and says to take it up with them and not the kid, tough. I'll tell him if you won't teach them, I will.
crkckr
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Rude kids with zero manners are the bane of society, period. Guys pulls up in a Caddy to the hangar where they just rolled out a completely refurbished & newly repainted P-51 Mustang (probably close to 1.5 to 2 million $$!) . Guy picks the kid up & puts him on wing where he promptly runs up & down the wing. Owner of the plane blows a gasket and promptly runs up and down the Caddy leaving serious foot prints! Guy took his kid and left... quickly!
However, one of my best range stories involves my shooting buddies 4 year old. I see the little girl playing in the dirt near the truck. Since her dad wasn't particularly watchful of her (yep, one of those... fortunately, she was pretty well behaved) I went over to see what she was doing. Shes sitting next a red ant hill and letting the ants crawl all over her hands! I told her that the ants sometimes bite and that she shouldn't be playing with them. She says, "Oh, they won't bite me, they're my friends." Ah, says I. I go back to the bench and tell dad his kid is playing with red ants. He says, "she'll learn." Wasn't 2 minutes later there's a wailing from behind us, of course they started stinging and biting the kid. I just shook my head while dad goes to comfort the kid. He's back a few minutes later, ready to shoot. Hmm. 15 minutes later, after I've shot another group, I look over and there's the kid squatting over the ant hill again! Ok, I know she's only 4 but how dumb can you get? Hoping to avoid another wailing break, I go over to see that she's hunkered down, squashing each ant with her thumb as fast as they can come out of the nest! Definitely her daddy's daughter!
Cheers,
crkckr
However, one of my best range stories involves my shooting buddies 4 year old. I see the little girl playing in the dirt near the truck. Since her dad wasn't particularly watchful of her (yep, one of those... fortunately, she was pretty well behaved) I went over to see what she was doing. Shes sitting next a red ant hill and letting the ants crawl all over her hands! I told her that the ants sometimes bite and that she shouldn't be playing with them. She says, "Oh, they won't bite me, they're my friends." Ah, says I. I go back to the bench and tell dad his kid is playing with red ants. He says, "she'll learn." Wasn't 2 minutes later there's a wailing from behind us, of course they started stinging and biting the kid. I just shook my head while dad goes to comfort the kid. He's back a few minutes later, ready to shoot. Hmm. 15 minutes later, after I've shot another group, I look over and there's the kid squatting over the ant hill again! Ok, I know she's only 4 but how dumb can you get? Hoping to avoid another wailing break, I go over to see that she's hunkered down, squashing each ant with her thumb as fast as they can come out of the nest! Definitely her daddy's daughter!
Cheers,
crkckr
Web1350
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Just yesterday, the day after I last posted, I was walking at a Tanger outlet complex minding my own business when all of a sudden I felt something collide with my lower leg. When I turned around I saw a little boy, maybe around 4 years old, laying on the concrete. I looked immediately for a parent and didn't see one initially until this big lurpy jerk appeared giving me a dirty look. I returned the look and, as I walked away, I heard him ask the boy if I pushed him over. I couldn't believe what I just heard and told him the kid fell trying to catch up to him and for him to watch over his kids. I expected a confrontation which, for the father, wouldn't have been a wise move but he just said thank you in his smarmy tone.
DavidleeCole
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The only thing that bugs me is people that criticize your way to shoot or mine is better than yours. I dont have that problem much any more I built my own range out my back door. The most peve I have is WHEN PEOPLE TRASH UP THE RANGE.
