"F.O.A.D." wrote in message
m...


You, of course, would be the schmuck with the sword.

http://tinyurl.com/b4tg2gd

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That scene always cracks me up.

I have a musician type friend who reminds me a lot of jps in terms of
his attitudes about guns.
In short, he favors banning them completely. He is in his mid 40's
and has never held or fired a handgun or rifle in his life. Very
much a left-wing liberal, but a good guy and we get along fine. He's
one of those sensitive singer/songwriter type and also repairs
amplifiers at the
guitar shop in a workspace we set up for him.

Another friend of mine (the one who took over the guitar shop) and I
often tease our mutual anti-gun friend. We hung targets perforated
with bullet holes from our last visit to the range over his work bench
just to see him go off on his anti-gun routine. I brought one of my
handguns to the shop one day to show the friend I shoot with and I
thought our liberal singer/songwriter was going to **** a brick.

Anyway, we've convinced him to accompany us this afternoon to the
firing range as a guest. We are going to start him out with my .22
revolver and then walk him up in size to the Walther PPK/S, to my
friend's 9mm S&W and then finally to his S&W 1911 series E .45 cal.

Should be interesting.

On 3/18/13 1:16 PM, Eisboch wrote:


"F.O.A.D." wrote in message
m...


You, of course, would be the schmuck with the sword.

http://tinyurl.com/b4tg2gd

--------------------------------------------

That scene always cracks me up.

I have a musician type friend who reminds me a lot of jps in terms of
his attitudes about guns.
In short, he favors banning them completely. He is in his mid 40's
and has never held or fired a handgun or rifle in his life. Very
much a left-wing liberal, but a good guy and we get along fine. He's
one of those sensitive singer/songwriter type and also repairs
amplifiers at the
guitar shop in a workspace we set up for him.

Another friend of mine (the one who took over the guitar shop) and I
often tease our mutual anti-gun friend. We hung targets perforated
with bullet holes from our last visit to the range over his work bench
just to see him go off on his anti-gun routine. I brought one of my
handguns to the shop one day to show the friend I shoot with and I
thought our liberal singer/songwriter was going to **** a brick.

Anyway, we've convinced him to accompany us this afternoon to the
firing range as a guest. We are going to start him out with my .22
revolver and then walk him up in size to the Walther PPK/S, to my
friend's 9mm S&W and then finally to his S&W 1911 series E .45 cal.

Should be interesting.


I had a wonderful .22LR revolver for a while, a real "cowboyish" Ruger
single six, but I didn't like the way I had to push the spent shells
out, so I sold it and got a Mark III Ruger. Ruger makes some
fine-shooting firearms.

"F.O.A.D." wrote in message
m...

I had a wonderful .22LR revolver for a while, a real "cowboyish" Ruger
single six, but I didn't like the way I had to push the spent shells
out, so I sold it and got a Mark III Ruger. Ruger makes some
fine-shooting firearms.

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I think I mentioned before that the one I have is the Ruger single 10.
I like it a lot. Fun to shoot, accurate and the ammo is cheap.

On 3/18/13 2:29 PM, Eisboch wrote:


"F.O.A.D." wrote in message
m...

I had a wonderful .22LR revolver for a while, a real "cowboyish" Ruger
single six, but I didn't like the way I had to push the spent shells
out, so I sold it and got a Mark III Ruger. Ruger makes some
fine-shooting firearms.

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I think I mentioned before that the one I have is the Ruger single 10. I
like it a lot. Fun to shoot, accurate and the ammo is cheap.



You did. Ruger does a fine job with its revolvers. The ones I have seen
have been mechanically solid, accurate, and well finished.

On Mon, 18 Mar 2013 13:16:25 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:



"F.O.A.D." wrote in message
om...


You, of course, would be the schmuck with the sword.

http://tinyurl.com/b4tg2gd

--------------------------------------------

That scene always cracks me up.

I have a musician type friend who reminds me a lot of jps in terms of
his attitudes about guns.
In short, he favors banning them completely. He is in his mid 40's
and has never held or fired a handgun or rifle in his life. Very
much a left-wing liberal, but a good guy and we get along fine. He's
one of those sensitive singer/songwriter type and also repairs
amplifiers at the
guitar shop in a workspace we set up for him.

Another friend of mine (the one who took over the guitar shop) and I
often tease our mutual anti-gun friend. We hung targets perforated
with bullet holes from our last visit to the range over his work bench
just to see him go off on his anti-gun routine. I brought one of my
handguns to the shop one day to show the friend I shoot with and I
thought our liberal singer/songwriter was going to **** a brick.

Anyway, we've convinced him to accompany us this afternoon to the
firing range as a guest. We are going to start him out with my .22
revolver and then walk him up in size to the Walther PPK/S, to my
friend's 9mm S&W and then finally to his S&W 1911 series E .45 cal.

Should be interesting.

He probably won't like the .45. Just let me know, and I'll give you the name of a local FFL guy you
can ship it to. Hell, I'll even pay the postage!


Salmonbait

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