Multiple exclamation points !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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We could use to see less of Creedmore.
Oh I just saw this one. . .
When describing a scope:
It's a 6x20x50 or 6-20-50
Drives me crazy
Sierracharlie out....
When describing a scope:
It's a 6x20x50 or 6-20-50
Drives me crazy
Sierracharlie out....
Yes, TURRENTS are are those things that adjust the RETICULE.
Thanks John, ^ gets me too!
Hold on a second pal. My Manners T5A with a GAP camo paint job definitely disagrees with you. Also my under armour realtree shirt disagrees with you. Some things are simply fashion statements like my spiderman unders.
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1/4 moa "All Day Long"
"powder dump", "powder thrower"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(did that for meanness) It's a fucking powder measure!
Suppressors/Silencers being referred to as "cans". Nothing brings my piss to a boil more than when I see people in the shooting community use that term.
The word "maser"
Yeah, can't agree with ya on "cans" ..... standard industry lingo...
And "this".
I am officially "low speed, high drag..." but heavily armed.
Unfortunately thats usually written as '1/4 inch MOA...all day long'...
Clips and magazines really gets me going.
Point blank range shows the media stupidity.
Calling bullets "pills" is probably my biggest piss off.
Who ever started that should be Scotch Hobbled or at least set on a stump and their ball sack nailed down then pushed over backward.
Regards, FM
Point blank range shows the media stupidity.
Calling bullets "pills" is probably my biggest piss off.
Who ever started that should be Scotch Hobbled or at least set on a stump and their ball sack nailed down then pushed over backward.
Regards, FM
" Calling bullets "pills" is probably my biggest piss off.
Who ever started that should be Scotch Hobbled or at least set on a stump and their ball sack nailed down then pushed over backward. "
I agree 100%. I would suggest using a richpine stump and setting it on fire.
Who ever started that should be Scotch Hobbled or at least set on a stump and their ball sack nailed down then pushed over backward. "
I agree 100%. I would suggest using a richpine stump and setting it on fire.
I agree to zombie, operator and somewhat tactical
when someone calls it hunting when they just shot an animal with way too big of a caliber ex. seen people shoot deer with 50bmg its a waste of meat
"all day long"
That's what she said...
Now can someone tell me the best fighting knife, cause I am interning with an operator next fall.
News "He was armed with a high power assault rifle"(223/5.56 semi auto)
Always make me wonder what would be a "normal" or "less powerful". When I see an M&P 15-22 is also labeled as an assault rifle.
Always make me wonder what would be a "normal" or "less powerful". When I see an M&P 15-22 is also labeled as an assault rifle.
Custom is the worst of the bunch, no one really seems to know what "custom" means, to some it is a small, glued-on sticker (usually with a skull), on the stock of an over-the-counter purchased, standard production, rifle. To some it is a paint job. To some it is an after market trigger, etc.
Custom made suit, cut from your choice of cloth, sewed to fit your body, liner and style your choice etc., we all know (or at least some of us know) what a custom suit is, but when it comes to rifles, just about anything that was not original makes it a "custom stick".
I guess adding a lapel pin to an off the rack suit, makes it a custom suit!
BTW, "cool stick, nice smoke pole, bad ass fire stick, etc." should find their way to the list.
Custom made suit, cut from your choice of cloth, sewed to fit your body, liner and style your choice etc., we all know (or at least some of us know) what a custom suit is, but when it comes to rifles, just about anything that was not original makes it a "custom stick".
I guess adding a lapel pin to an off the rack suit, makes it a custom suit!
BTW, "cool stick, nice smoke pole, bad ass fire stick, etc." should find their way to the list.
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This isn't a gun/shooting related term, but it does get used in the shooting community as well as every other type of community and it needs to die already. I'm talking about the term "my bad". I first heard that term when I was about 10 or 11 years old and here I am almost 24 and people still use that annoying saying. And to make matters ever worse, everyone always looks and sounds like a douchebag when they say it.
Calm down Satan.
"Toy" and the whole trope (popular elsewhere, not so much here) of that toy following you home.
Sorry,my bad
It's all good! (story for another time maybe)
Agree on 'reticule'. I see that written all the F*&KING time from people who ought to know better. If this thread has a vent aspect to it, consider this a screaming, ranting, raving, foaming at the mouth, RETICLE you illiterate, knuckle-dragging, SHTF prepping, bug out bag packing, clip dumping, boom-stick toting POS!
Agree on 'reticule'. I see that written all the F*&KING time from people who ought to know better. If this thread has a vent aspect to it, consider this a screaming, ranting, raving, foaming at the mouth, RETICLE you illiterate, knuckle-dragging, SHTF prepping, bug out bag packing, clip dumping, boom-stick toting POS!
I agree with some of these and I just can't see how this makes you guys mad I mean calling them assault rifles pisses me off but calling them pill, cans, sticks, clips or whatever can't we just bite our tongue and move on (not trying to hate so don't hate back)
It's OK, really. Its all in good fun. I'm not ACTUALLY gonna make a law to ban these.
I know but I just don't understand how people can get mad at these words when they get the point out so as long as you know what they mean we should be good
Well, getting the point out is part of the problem, no? How can I be sure of what you mean unless we agree that the terms you use mean the same thing to both of us? For instance, sometimes clip means magazine to some people; idiomatically, people might understand clip to mean any sort of missile feed mechanism for a projectile weapon . . . but what happens if what I really mean is clip (the real thing) and not that generalized term? Misunderstanding. Where it gets really bad is when people not part of our linguistic cadre begin to use such terms and subsequently misapply them, often with agendas attached.
And sometimes these words are just irritating for their connotations . . . personal or collective.
How else are we suppose to "buy once, cry once" if we don't know what is the best?
I'd also like to nominate "wifey".. anyone that uses that word I'd wager at some point will leave their wife for a boyfriend.
muscle break. that one always annoys the shit out of me
How about this from the non gun community when they first see your sexy tacticool boom stick:
"What are you gonna do with that!?!? Go elephant hunting??" Or
"You spent that much money in a gun to shoot stupid targets?" Or
They look at your loading bench:
"What are you gonna do, build a bomb?!?" You better hope the police don't see that!"
No shit, I get that crap all the time.
"What are you gonna do with that!?!? Go elephant hunting??" Or
"You spent that much money in a gun to shoot stupid targets?" Or
They look at your loading bench:
"What are you gonna do, build a bomb?!?" You better hope the police don't see that!"
No shit, I get that crap all the time.
This string is funny, but sad at the same time, as sooooo much of it is based on fact. One of the things I find weird at the very least, is guys asking guys about "What should I wear? What do the other guys wear? Is this shirt okay? How about sunglasses what do you guys wear? What color should I paint it? I couldn't even begin to make up my own mind without input from strangers on the Hide! Can I get a camo shirt to match the paint on my smoke stick? Etc. I guess I'm an old guy, this may be what the new generation of males in America is coming to, I just hope it doesn't take over.
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"Custom", when it doesn't really mean custom.
Custom involves some manufacturing, not parts swapping.
Custom involves some manufacturing, not parts swapping.
Remmy,Winny,Mossy,Leupy,Bushy,etc...
hey man we got context clues.... that hint what they mean and also we also are talking about firearms and such so probably have something in those means
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How about kit, as in piece of kit.
Driving a rifle??
Probably both Hide generated terms.
Driving a rifle??
Probably both Hide generated terms.
Hey, ALL the kool kids are doin' it....
I think most of the troubles this community faces is because folks are so quick o jump on the ban wagon. If government has become about what it should and should not ban, then we are way off on a terminal tangent. So I choose one word, "ban".
Don't know the origins of "driving a rifle", I assume mrs daisy came up with that one but "kit" is an old term the Brits use for gear. I believe the more recent surge in the use of the term comes from working with the Brits downrange over the past ten years, at least that's the case for me I heard it working with some Brit sas guys on a couple raids in shit town a few years ago, first time i'd heard the term
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