Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I was told I’d regret it later if I didn’t get one. No, I regret showing up to school.
Face is 35, tits are 43, pussy is on AARP. Still would
I got a better deal many years ago when our Air Force had trucks wih a Chrysler slant 6 engine.....
What a waste of a BMW R1100RS or GS.
the rider is bag of crunchy jelly im guessing. Rules:
Most average view of the neighborhood at work.
I started my niece out (17 at the time and a buck'05) on .22LR semi auto. She was OK, but not terribly accurate. Groups were not very tight. At the time I was doing my standard 1911 .45acp. She wanted to try it. So, like you, I "supported" her shoulders as she took her first shot. Total Bullseye! Nailed it! And then she kept going! And going! I let her clean out all my .45acp ammo. Total Accuracy! She was pi$$ed that we ran out of ammo! I guess, in her case, it was the pistol's weight that made the difference (.22:LR pistol was, of course, a lot lighter).
For her graduation from Physical Therapy School (PtD), I gave her her own 1911 .45acp. She hasn't taken delivery on it yet but,. hopefully, soon. I have to FFL it to her in Va. We'll see.
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How's the water level on the Congo River these days?What a waste of a BMW R1100RS or GS.
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Most average view of the neighborhood at work.
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. Still at the same level. We're approaching rainy season so at least that tamps down the heat in the afternoons.
They should both be pissed. That shit in 2020 was probably the dumbest shit since the dark ages.
That’s exactly what I did when I introduced my kids to shooting. 1 round at a time until they demonstrated some proficiency.
I have a buddy that swapped his shocks out with a truck he took for a "test" drive. One of his was leaking.
Thankfully, I had both my niece and nephew attend classes at my local indoor range (at the time). They had them load full magazines (and/or revolvers) but, yes, .22LR. Since I had to be present to witness them while they took the classes, I was satisfied with their safety records.
I also had an MKIV. I got rid of it. Was rather cumbersome to pull the charging knob at times. Now, I have a SIG P322 and a GSG 1911 .22LR for similar training purposes. They work well.
As stated, the classes I witnessed them take took care of all that. Whenever I'm on line (i.e. at the table) with my niece/nephew (or any newbie), I always have them "drop the mag" and then "lay it (the weapon) on the table." They can then continue the process of reloading or cleaning up.
I agree.
Especially with women and children, start them off with a .22 lr and work up from there. That goes for rifles and pistols alike.
My wife's first pistol shooting lesson was .22 lr, to .380 ACP, to 9mm. When she got comfortable I asked if she wanted to try my 1911 in .45 ACP. She did just fine with it, after the fundamentals were learned.
Teaching women on my rifle range, I give them a Tikka Varmint in .223 Rem, that is suppressed. Women and children don't like loud, and they don't like recoil. That rifle has neither one. Machismo has no place in effectively teaching someone to shoot.
Hip Bone…. Looks like she has a .. BONER!!!!!!That’s hot n’ all, but WTF is going on with her hip bone?
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MILF Monday Rules:
Not when you’re 5’2” standing or laying down.
I’m a Viet Nam vet and I don’t like being told thank you for your service.
I usually say thanks , but often I say , it was a job for 4 years.
The Navy paid my way to obtain a college degree via the GI Bill , and helped get me into my first real home.
Got to see countries I never thought I’d see , grew as a person in lots of ways.
That’s enough for me !
What else are you going to do with the remaining 58 minutes?
90 degrees and humid has to be rough on your hair.Ubangi river
