How to spend a sunday afternoon

ROADJOCKY

Suzanne wrote:

HEY Bushy!! (talkin bout me as if I'm not here) It's sort of like job security, the only job security you truly have is in keeping up to date on your prospects for the next job. If you don't have any good prospects, then your job security is at the bottom of the pit. Just keepin my prospectives alerted, that's all. Have to keep them on their toes or they'll wander off. Cool

strikingly
Suz

LOL,Suz you would make a good salesperson!! Very Happy

radar

Good to see kids no matter what sex enjoying firearms safely, had to laugh at the old .38 wheel gun thou, used to have to carry one of those back in the day before semi autos, they though cops would be able to defend themselves with that .....

Pumpkinslinger

Radar, now don't laugh at the "old ... wheel gun"! I trust my revolvers more than any autos I've got, even if I do carry an auto most of the time now. There is a Ruger Security Six that lives beside my bed because I KNOW it will work when things go bump in the night.

Bushmaster

Yup...Side stand contains a Model 10 in my bedroom too.

Aloysius

Always a good trigger, never searching for shells, easy to clean, ...

slimjim

Aloysius wrote:

easy to clean, ...

Aloys, are you talking about a revolver?!? Cleaning 1 revolver is like cleaning 6 semi-auto pistols!

Bushmaster

No its not. A semi-auto requires field striping to clean proper. A revolver only needs the cylinder swung open.

Elvis

will you guys stop talking about being allowed Sad

handguns beside the bed for bump in the night. the cricket bat looks sad Sad

sad

sad by comparison.

Aloysius

And I never lost a spring while cleaning a revolver...

and: there is no such thing as a 'tuperware-revolver' Smile

did I mention that I like revolvers?

gelandangan

Aloysius wrote:

did I mention that I like revolvers?

Umm.. No you did not.. so do you? Toothless

Ominivision1

Aloysius wrote:

and: there is no such thing as a 'tuperware-revolver' Smile

slimjim

Aloysius wrote:

And I never lost a spring while cleaning a revolver...

and I never lost a spring cleaning a modern pistol. Cleaning a single revolver is like cleaning six Glocks. I started with revolvers then switched.

Aloysius wrote:

there is no such thing as a 'tuperware-revolver' :)

tuperware, the derogatory term for a Glock whose innovation now has spread to other pistols and revolvers!

Elvis

Slim from your tone one would hazard a guess that you have a soft spot for auto handguns and arent adverse to the manufacturers using sythetic materials in thier manufacture... Hiding

stovepipe

Rollers: dont gotta chase brass
Auto-feeders: only gotta clean one hole. (that didn't sound right)

Bush-ette: needs a little work on the stance with the Colt...but I aint gonna teller that. Nope. Smile

Grats on bringin' up them yunkers right and plus 1 on what ol El V said...hang them pics in the hall by the front door with a light on 'em..."make sure ya have her back by 9...." as ya steer her date past um...

Cleanin' the 1911 on the coffee table when said date comes to call has the same affect....sumpin' tell me ya aleady knew that- not that seein yer "cheerful" mug answer the door wouldn't cancel any notions of runnin' outta gas. Laughing

Bushmaster

Shooting lessons again today and we DID work on the stance with the KIMBER. And we did shoot the Colt 1911. Firestar 9mmX19, Ruger .357 magnum. And the .38 Special.

Her shooting skills are improving, but sh still refuses to let me post a picture of the target.

ByTheWay...I usually had my Browning BSS 12 gauge on the table with two shells next to the open chambers.