The only thing I can think is that they were sighting in the rifle, with iron sights, at 100yds.
"Yeah, man, it's still not hitting the paper."
"Alright, I'll drift it over another click or so."
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Hipoint carbine, strongest gun ever made?
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"Yeah, man, it's still not hitting the paper."
"Alright, I'll drift it over another click or so."
Come on man... You KNOW ain't nobody sighting in no Hi Point. You know they was shooting at empty Steel Reserve cans and just assumed they was all too buzzed to make hits.The only thing I can think is that they were sighting in the rifle, with iron sights, at 100yds.
"Yeah, man, it's still not hitting the paper."
"Alright, I'll drift it over another click or so."
What can I say? I look for the good in people.
Oh...one of them damn glass half full types, huh?What can I say? I look for the good in people.
No. I'm much more pragmatic than that. I'm not really interested in whether or not the glass is "half full" or "half empty." I'm just on the hunt for water to fill it up.
I find, as the old saying goes, that it is much easier to attribute to inadequacy what one would otherwise attribute to malice.
Sounds like some hippie tweed jacket college professor type ****.
It probably is.
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My wife swears by her Hi-Point rifle. Won't touch any of the AR-15's we have at home.
Hmm... Interesting 😎
Seen similar before.
When I worked at Hot Shots, had a customer lodge 5 .357 Magnum bullets in the barrel of his 6” S&W 686. After we got the bullets out, the gun was sent to S&W, and checked out fine.
While it’s only a .22LR, had a customer bring a S&W M&P-15 .22 in to TruPrep, with approximately 24 bullets lodged in the barrel. Owner admitted that alcohol was involved. Once I got ‘em out, the gun seemed fine, although I recommended it be sent to S&W for a physical. I doubt he did that.
When I worked at Hot Shots, had a customer lodge 5 .357 Magnum bullets in the barrel of his 6” S&W 686. After we got the bullets out, the gun was sent to S&W, and checked out fine.
While it’s only a .22LR, had a customer bring a S&W M&P-15 .22 in to TruPrep, with approximately 24 bullets lodged in the barrel. Owner admitted that alcohol was involved. Once I got ‘em out, the gun seemed fine, although I recommended it be sent to S&W for a physical. I doubt he did that.
