Oh ya. I almost forgot.
An M61 Vulcan cannon. Different experience.
Oh ya. I almost forgot.
An M61 Vulcan cannon. Different experience.
Long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.
I used to hunt, but it just never really did anything for me. But hey, if someone else wants to freeze their ass walking around in the woods stalking bambi, I'd be more than happy to eat some of the venison...![]()
"'Clean up your room.', 'Stand up straight.', 'Pick up your feet.', 'Take it like a man.', 'Be nice to your sister.', 'Don't mix beer and wine, ever.'. Oh yeah, 'Don't drive on the railroad track.'"
"Eh, Phil. That's one I happen to agree with."
IlluminatusUIUC (12-23-2012),mysticsoto (12-23-2012),YardRat (12-23-2012)
Sorry, I didn't know you were married before husband #2, I thought he was husband #1. (Damn, I think I need a scorecard) Well, I hope you and Coastal never get divorced or I'll have to start calling you Liz.
Like I said, "Maybe I'm the one that's naïve", However, all the people that I hunt with and all the gunowners that I know are much the same as I. Safety is paramount, you don't pull a gun unless you intend to use it, and you practice your skills as much as you can.
One Shot, One Kill
Lucidvizion (12-24-2012),Spartacus (12-26-2012)
No.
The Vulcan cannon is an F-18 gun. Not Star Trek related.
My most favorite memory of it is getting a brand new bright yellow bus to shoot. The thing shoots about 100 rounds a second, with armor piercing incendiary rounds. About one of ten is a tracer. You roll in at about 500 knots, align the heads up display aiming symbol and fire, arriving over the target at about the same time the rounds do. I remember seeing the bus just explode.
Some things are fun.
Last edited by gameboy; 12-23-2012 at 10:46 AM.
pmoon6 (12-23-2012)
MikeInRoch (12-23-2012),pmoon6 (12-24-2012)
I guess that is the difference between a country boy having a gun for hunting vs. a city boy having a gun for "protection" .. it is all in what you need the gun for. Interesting you never hear of a hunter snapping and going on a shooting spree for innocent victims ... yet it seems all these "crazy" non-criminal city shooters are NOT hunters. Maybe that is why they should be stricter gun regulations.
I like ground venison as a basis for chili, too.
pmoon6 (12-23-2012)
I've never touched a real gun.
I've killed mice with glue traps & snap traps, squashed bugs, but I've never seen the need to shoot any of them because I don't like bullet holes in my walls.
i have a mini cannon. does that count?
BATFLIP!
1. No I don't own a gun
2. No, I've never shot an animal, and I don't think I could. I don't have a problem with other people hunting as long as they eat what they kill, but I just like animals too much to pull the trigger myself (and yes, I realize that, as a meat eater, that's a bit hypocritical).
3. No I've never shot skeet. I had the opportunity but I was young and small and was afraid of the kickback from the shotgun.
4. Yes I've shot targets, but it's probably been 12 years.
5. AR-15, .22 rifle, British Enfield sniper rifle, Lugar handgun. There may have been a couple more- my friend and his buddy had a whole collection that they brought to the range with them and I don't recall every single one that I tried.