Such cossetted comfort! No crawling out over uneven ground, no fishing out from under oneself lumpy stones, no flicking off of ants and trickles of sweat?
Well, you might consider sampling the solid kick of a 12-bore. There's a lot of satisfaction to be had in hitting a small moving target and seeing it disintegrate into dust. Don't know about up there in the rarified North, but down here, it's still something the locals enjoy.
Alas, I am still in Edinburgh, keeping feorag company. But if autopope thinks he is getting his side of the bed back, he has to remember that large guns do not scare Me.
Did they let you take it apart? I still remember the look on my stepfather's face that day he started bragging about how fast he could strip and re-assemble one...I said, "It comes apart?" and promptly disassembled it while he watched in horror. Good days. :)
It is happiness right up until you have to clean the POS. You need dental tools to really get parts of it clean, to include the gas feedback tube that feeds the bolt carrier group.
I'm not sorry I don't have to clean one anymore.
Now, real happiness is an undermounted M-203 40mm grenade launcher. For non-military types, I recommend the orange paint training round.
Respects, Steve Northtown, Missouri
P.S. I don't think full auto weapons are legal anywhere in CONUS without a special Federal license.
Another writer's reaction to shooting: Making Holes In pieces of Paper. One notable 'quote'*: "I'm a writer. I hate pieces of paper". (*from memory, not necessarily an accurate quote)
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:-Dicon love.
It's probably a good thing for my bank account that these things aren't legal in the UK.
(If you see a tall businessman from Austin with greying ginger hair and a bushy beard, who owns a ranch, say 'hi', he's my uncle ^_^)
I'm not sorry I don't have to clean one anymore.
Now, real happiness is an undermounted M-203 40mm grenade launcher. For non-military types, I recommend the orange paint training round.
Respects,
Steve
Northtown, Missouri
P.S. I don't think full auto weapons are legal anywhere in CONUS without a special Federal license.
Also, one of the biggest grins.