I heard a guy Sat (while standing next to his lady) tell a vendor he wanted to look at the Sig 638 .380. for her. I was thinking, at least know what you are looking at. Hell it's stamped on the side of the gun.
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Stupid things you have seen or heard at gun shows!
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it wasn't at a gun show, but today we were talking suppressed 22s at the shop.
one of the guys chimed in that a suppressed 22lr rifle wont shoot 100 yards with any accuracy.
"I could stand there and let you shoot at me with a suppressed 22 at 100 yards and you couldn't hit me."
one of the guys chimed in that a suppressed 22lr rifle wont shoot 100 yards with any accuracy.
"I could stand there and let you shoot at me with a suppressed 22 at 100 yards and you couldn't hit me."
I would've been like
The Army just called from 1983, they want their BDUs back....
I was at a gun show in PA right before I moved back to GA & was looking at a Colt 6920 when a random dude walked up and proceeds to warn me that only the military & law enforcement can legally possess them and he thinks the vendor is undercover ATF and it's a sting operation.
I said thanks for the tip and walked away from that wacko ....they were priced too high anyway.
Academy Sports in Athens a couple years ago.....
Guy walks up to the gun counter and tells employee that he knows nothing about guns, but wants something for home defense. The employee shows him a Mossberg 500 and tells him a shotgun is a great option. The employee seems to be giving good advice so far, then he tells the guy this......
"The best thing about a pump shotgun is that you'll never have to actually shoot an intruder with it." The employee racks the action a couple times and says "You hear that sound? As soon as a bad guy hears that, he's gonna turn around and run away."
I left after hearing that pearl of wisdom. I don't know if the guy bought the shotgun. If he did, I wonder if he bought any ammo with it or if he's just gonna depend on the racking sound to chase the bad guys away.
Guy walks up to the gun counter and tells employee that he knows nothing about guns, but wants something for home defense. The employee shows him a Mossberg 500 and tells him a shotgun is a great option. The employee seems to be giving good advice so far, then he tells the guy this......
"The best thing about a pump shotgun is that you'll never have to actually shoot an intruder with it." The employee racks the action a couple times and says "You hear that sound? As soon as a bad guy hears that, he's gonna turn around and run away."
I left after hearing that pearl of wisdom. I don't know if the guy bought the shotgun. If he did, I wonder if he bought any ammo with it or if he's just gonna depend on the racking sound to chase the bad guys away.
I will admit that the sound of a pump shotgun when racking a round in the chamber is a very distinct sound, lol.
Bahaha! Didn't you know? Woodland BDUs are the official pants of Madison County!
I guess that's better than seeing everyone walking around in those chocolate chip desert cammies after the first Gulf War.
Yeah, it has some pucker factor for sure, but I don't want to depend on it to scare away a crackhead burgler. LOL
I actually had some of those back in the day. LOL I've thought about getting some Multicam, but I don't want everybody in Danielsville to think I'm some kinda uppity rich snob. Bahahaha!
Crap, next you'll tell me you've got a set of vintage Nam Era Tiger Stripes in the closet....
but if you do you're my new hero...
