gunny123 wrote: »

Any chance of sticky-ing this thread ?

I'll take a look as we had way too many stuck threads and don't want to go back to ten or twelve threads taking up half the front page.

Victor wrote: »

I refer you to the gaming terms "owning someone" / "pwning someone" which means to kill them (in a game). Whatever about the merits of school based shooting teams, the sign conjures up the idea of school shooting.

A bit past my age group, but it shows the difference in thought patterns when i only see youngsters taking up the sport of shooting.

Heh, heh, heh. Must give this one to my Uncle in Crumb-lin.

He lives right around the corner. There is a Southern fried chicken place in the mall. Sweet baby Jesus it's tasty. Like KFC before they changed to that gravy rubbish.

Got a good laugh out of this (language warning if you're in work)

Reminds me when i was a kid on the estate in Dublin. Especially the bit about the guy wearing a puffy jacket in the middle of July like some sort of body armor.

Proper trigger control. Important regardless of the type of gun.

True. Like this dude.



............. and to make sure we are not accused of being sexist:



But that one you showed is wrong on so many levels.

Cop gets handed a gun and forgets the first rule of guns. Treat them like their loaded at all times. He never cleared the gun. Second problem is the sales clerk has a loaded firearm in the display case. Good job (as the Yanks like to say :rolleyes:)

Still you can't beat stupid. Like when you want to check something on yor gun (presumably the red dot sight) and use your hand as a backstop.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I have to laugh at this because while 90% of the public would say either well done to the Gardaí or isn't it terible the criminals have guns most shooting men, myself included, think the exact same thing. A lovely semi auto ruined.