When asked about my talents, I just let them know I can clap with no hands.
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King @Rthur indeed...You never know when you interpretive dance will help you rally the troops to win the battle
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I don’t brag about my skillz; I’d hate for somebody to come steal my Hi Point 9mm. Lord help me if they find out I have an extra box of ammo.
With a pistolHitting a target at 850 is hard?
Now you are asking alot. You be lucky if they knew how many rights were on the Bill of Rights.You don’t negotiate with terrorists/commies
No matter what you do, they will still hate you and try to destroy you, censoring yourself or playing these games just makes you seem weak.
Throw them the bird, laugh a little, and carry on. I don’t walk on eggshells for commies
As for your situation, and say yeah I hit those, maybe fire off a round or two and show them, if they asked how I’d probably say something along the lines of “this is what one can do when one exercises their constitutional rights since childhood”
Or if you really want to have a laugh, tell them you give them some tips if they can name off the first 10 amendments to the constitution and correlate them to modern life.
The surviving families of the Waco incident don't agree with you.And shut up about shooting civilians. It’s crackpot stuff.
Next time you see him ask him if he knows what happens to traitors...............While I was RO'ing at my club, I had a National Guard member stop in to shoot his Ar. We asked him the same question about opening fire if instructed, since his buddies were at the Capital. He said "If instructed.... Yes, without a doubt". I was blown away by the response. It's been a while since I've had my eyes opened like this!
I think most wouldn't, but I'm sure there are some who are brain-dead that would. They would be violating the first and foremost part of their oath.While I was RO'ing at my club, I had a National Guard member stop in to shoot his Ar. We asked him the same question about opening fire if instructed, since his buddies were at the Capital. He said "If instructed.... Yes, without a doubt". I was blown away by the response. It's been a while since I've had my eyes opened like this!
Now you are asking alot. You be lucky if they knew how many rights were on the Bill of Rights.
Additionally, if they could name 4 it would be a miracle.
The surviving families of the Waco incident don't agree with you.
That was the ATF and the FBI, and a small group of idiots in those Agencies, not ARNG Infantry.
Had it been well trained troops, well led, the compound would have fallen in about thirty seconds.
We are fortunate that the left always telegraphs its moves and then overreaches. My guess is we are all being spied on now and there will be some big Palmer Raid that will backfire.
How about secret hand signs and handshakes, like the Freemasons? Then you'd have your answer if the stranger is a trusted ally or potential enemy.Instead of creating a community around you and a network of people who are trained with like skills that you may eventually trust as an ally you thought it better to play dumb? Your son just brought a bunch of people that you don't know to your property where you have steel to 850 yards. Who has that on their property if they don't shoot it? oh someone who has friends that do. If these work buddies of your son are ever compromised you think they won't mention you because you "can't" shoot that far? They'll just say you know people that do and you'll be targeted for information on your "friends." Then you post the story in an online forum that you know will be top 5 of those that get raided for member info if SHTF in a true anti-gun way. I'm not quite sure you are as paranoid as you think you are.
Here's what you need to know: 1. Your son already told those work buddies of his that you can shoot. 2. They likely already know what type and the number of rifles you have. 3. They know where you live. 4. They think you're connected to a larger group of even better shooters. 5. They've already posted pics of their range day on every social media platform they have. 6. They've already told friends of theirs that aren't your son that they have a place to shoot that goes out to 900 yards and shared their knowledge of bullets 2, 3, and 4 with them.
Here's what you can do now if you're that worried about it: 1. Move. 2. Have them over to shoot regularly. Grill up some steaks and talk to them. Find out where their minds are for current events and possible future events. Teach them to shoot to 900. Make them part of the firearms community in a deeper way. That way they're less likely to betray you should that time come. 3. Do nothing and hope what you did was right and what I'm saying is wrong.
You need a community around you. The more people we bring into the fold, the less people we have to worry about. The gun community's #1 enemy is ignorance because that breeds fear and fear breeds anti-gun actions. We can't eliminate ignorance without educating others. Hiding our skills to those who inquire is the wrong approach.
Some things never change and our military leaders don't offer the correct training.An interesting scenario at my place today. My son came out with a group of his workplace buddies to do some shooting. They were mostly current and former National Guard members. They all had various configurations of 5.56 guns. In my opinion, their skills were nominal at best. About 300 yards was all most could handle consistently. There was one of them that could hit a few times out to 500. I have shootable range out to 900 with steel hung out to 850. They started asking me if I shot those distant targets, and what it would take for them to shoot that far. Before I opened my mouth, I caught myself. I simply played dumb by replying that I have friends that come out and shoot that stuff, and I really didn't know the details.
The interesting part was when I began asking them questions like: "If you were commanded to open fire on US citizens who were defending their own constitutional rights, what would you do?" A few of them had to think about it. I was a bit surprised at this.
Considering today's political and social climate, would you advertise any particular "skills" you might have to people you really didn't know? In my paranoid mind, I sometimes think that when the SHTF, those are the people they would come after first.
Some things never change and our military leaders don't offer the correct training.
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You just ruined every prepper and apocalypse guys dream on the hide, in one postSkills? Shit around here? Bo and Luke are more gooder at shooten shit than most of the military. And really, how far do you think you will be needing to shoot in a shit show?
95% plus of the population is in an urban environment. 1K yards and mil vs moa are not going to be a skill set needed to survive.
Exactly! I was going to say the same thing but was trying to be um, more gentle-like.Skills? Shit around here? Bo and Luke are more gooder at shooten shit than most of the military. And really, how far do you think you will be needing to shoot in a shit show?
95% plus of the population is in an urban environment. 1K yards and mil vs moa are not going to be a skill set needed to survive.
Word!You just ruined every prepper and apocalypse guys dream on the hide, in one post
Besides, most drones fly higher than 1k meters.Skills? Shit around here? Bo and Luke are more gooder at shooten shit than most of the military. And really, how far do you think you will be needing to shoot in a shit show?
95% plus of the population is in an urban environment. 1K yards and mil vs moa are not going to be a skill set needed to survive.
There goes life goalsYou just ruined every prepper and apocalypse guys dream on the hide, in one post
I guess you subscribe to the "I was only following orders." train of thought and are one of the 85% who would open fire on citizens.Who’s version of “correct”?
I’d say they are very correctly trained, same as police, they are trained only as far as to obey and to be technically proficient enough to complete their assigned tasks, more akin to a trained attack dog, than some type of warrior monk, or other romantic hero following a honorable code.
I guess you subscribe to the "I was only following orders." train of thought and are one of the 85% who would open fire on citizens.
If they are of the "do what the government commands you.." mindset, I don't need to be improving their skills. As far as showing up for a fight, I don't need to be ambushed by a bunch of brain-dead robot communists in the middle of the night. I can accomplish a lot more if I'm the one "showing up."If you've got steel to 850 yards then anyone you'd need to worry about can see that you shoot LR from satellite pictures. Not sure why you'd worry about what a few rando's think or know.
After all, if you're afraid to even talk... well.. not likely to show up for a fight.
The interesting part was when I began asking them questions like: "If you were commanded to open fire on US citizens who were defending their own constitutional rights, what would you do?" A few of them had to think about it. I was a bit surprised at this.
Maybe it depends on who these “citizens” are.I guess you subscribe to the "I was only following orders." train of thought and are one of the 85% who would open fire on citizens.
Every one knows you bang em from 8 to 80, crippled blind or crazy!People put too much of their lives out there. Everywhere. Online, blabbing in person. I find it's always best to listen and let other's blab.
I don't know that guy, so it must be me.The only skills I advertise are my BBQ skills, everything else is my business. I often find those who have the most to say have nothing worth listening to. Especially if you haven’t asked them anything. We all know those guys.