And I decided to play with some of my rifles.
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And I decided to play with some of my rifles.
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I guy I used to live with (along with a couple other people) used to get drunk and spin his glock around his finger like a badass, just sitting around drunk and high, between rounds of Splinter Cell on XBOX. I moved out soon after. Alcohol and guns don't mix.
Why is it that they're so commonly found together, then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick Scarf
No matter how drunk I am, I always obey the rules of handling firearms.
And once I actually get past buzzed, I won't touch them.
But I find I can spin my Glock very well when buzzed. But the weight is too much with them loaded. I have to have it unloaded.
I like that .30 cal carbine.
I got that from my grandfather for a graduation present.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atomic
He has another one that's in craPpy shape. It needs new sights and the stock is rough I want to redo it and put a paratrooper stock on it one day.
I just wish .30 Carbine ammo wasn't so expensive.
My mom had one that belonged to my grandfather. She gave it to me but apparently forgot and then sold or traded it to my uncle. I told her how much they were worth so she would see how much of a dick her brother is.