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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
- Thread starter Snake-Eyes
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You show some reverence when yer talkin’ ‘bout them 38 extra longs!
Every indoor range I've ever been to. Avoid ranges at all cost. One locally even has holes in the bench
I’ll admit that I’ve found holes and divots from impacts from about 30 up until 100 yards at the 100 yard rifle range. It confounds the logic of a normal shooter to see such things.Every indoor range I've ever been to. Avoid ranges at all cost. One locally even has holes in the bench
Then again, the simplest of things like bore sighting a rifle is unknown and confusing to many ‘gun owners’. A guy who shoots an occasional rifle match here asked what I was doing when I had the upper of an AR on bags, zeroing the scope at 100. He had no idea that was possible. This explains all those guys that say they start the zeroing process at 25 yards and work their way out 25 yards at a time, using a box or two of ammo in the process.
Please don't shit where the beer kegs roll...
Night shift at the Corona brewery
I hear this picture and coincidentally this one too
haha just kidding
The last time I was in that booth, the tech came in and asked if I was pressing the buttons. I replied I hadn't heard anything yet. I wish my hearing was that good now.
Any decent industry here in the US has also been doing this annually for many years now. One of the reasons that I still double hearing protection even now and wear plugs whiles using two stroke tools around the house. Trying to preserve what hearing I have left.
That shirt is really dated, it needs a serious update.
Not sure we watched the same video. Customer assaulted the employee multiple times and caused property damage.
Not saying that knockout was a fair fight, but 100% saying that customer had a beating coming to him.
FAFO.
“Fair fights” are for fun and sport. Anything else?? Fair don’t factor in
Picked up my beef from the butcher, had to try one out. This is the first charolais that I've had done, I am not unimpressed.
Dad got rid of all his Charolais bulls in the early '90s, went strictly Angus bulls, kept using black baldy cows at that time. Eventually he had all black cows, not purebred Angus cows, but close enough to have almost all black calves.
Failed to mention these pics were taken on Tiburon Island over the last week. Beautiful place in Gods Creation.
