Do you drink anything while shooting?

[Little Church Mouse]

Niles, it always tastes better when you pay full price plus tax.

I only like doing that when I am supporting my local small business. My closest FFL is moving this month because they need to expand .

I need fasteners to connect a sling to my Troy pump action AR.
They only had one and let me know where I could get them online. I replied I was in no hurry and would wait until they were settled in with triple the showroom space.

 

[tna9001]

Nothing beats Brawndo, it's got what plants crave.

 

[tna9001]

Water.

Water? Like from the toilet?

 

[Mooseknuckles]

 

[demarpaint]

Water? Like from the toilet?

LOL Filtered toilet water.

 

[ironman56]

Pappy van Winkle. It's good for the nerves.

I always drink better when I'm shooting.

 

[MO Fugga]

I always drink better when I'm shooting.

Stay Thirsty.

 

[carbonbased]

You learn stuff there the doctors avoid telling you.

I’m curious. You can PM me if you want.

 

[Little Church Mouse]

I’m curious. You can PM me if you want.

Sure, I will be glad to later. Lots to do today.
Composing that will take some time.
I will give one example here.

In the fine print on statistics, a patient is classified as "continent" if they do not need more than 2 pads a day.

The lay person considers themselves continent if they do not need any pads for leakage.

Things have improved, though.

 

[hlee]

Water.

The “electrolyte replacement” mix-ins all taste like shit and are unnecessary unless you are doing sustained cardio between stages. Let’s face it, shooting is basically a sedentary activity. During an 8 hour match day, you might be mildly active for 20 minutes.

Most of the guys I’ve seen at matches in the summer here are about 1/2 of a breath from being a heat casualty. Electrolyte replacement can be important if you’re sweating like a pig, whether you’re doing wind sprints or sitting in the shade…

 

[LMTMWS]

 

[4O6shootist]

I typically 3/4 gal+ water throughout a day of match shooting, lmnt plus half tbsp mineral sea salt for half gallon. I do this every day tho.