Many of You Should Have Your LTCH Revoked for Life

[Cameramonkey]

Only those that have never once misspelled a word may continue to do so. if you ever misspell a word, you give up your right to use written(or typed) words again. That includes typoos... crap

oh wait he's already gone.

Im sure that sociopath is still lurking. Sounds like, given the multiple shill accounts, he is incapable of staying away.

 

[Expat]

In real life, I am Scutter01.

 

[stephen87]

So he lied and has had an AD ... through the floor of his fake police car

And through the apartment complex that he was "security" for. And attempted to threaten me with his firearm at Gamestop... not stable and should not have a LTCH.

 

[Thor]

So it's not just me.

 

[churchmouse]

And through the apartment complex that he was "security" for. And attempted to threaten me with his firearm at Gamestop... not stable and should not have a LTCH.

Man this is so on point.

 

[jamil]

So he lied and has had an AD ... through the floor of his fake police car

I have no idea what all this references.

 

[VUPDblue]

I had a professional run in with him once at a nightclub where he had handcuffed some unruly dude. I explained, or tried to explain, that he had committed a felony but he scoffed.

 

[rhino]

I had a professional run in with him once at a nightclub where he had handcuffed some unruly dude. I explained, or tried to explain, that he had committed a felony but he scoffed.

Hubris-driven scoffing make me laugh.

 

[Cameramonkey]

I had a professional run in with him once at a nightclub where he had handcuffed some unruly dude. I explained, or tried to explain, that he had committed a felony but he scoffed.

He should be glad it was you and not Frank. Cuz thats a curb stompin...

 

[jbombelli]

I had a professional run in with him once at a nightclub where he had handcuffed some unruly dude. I explained, or tried to explain, that he had committed a felony but he scoffed.

Well, I hope you learned something that night.

 

[actaeon277]

I have no idea what all this references.

SaintsNSinners was "security", I think at an apartment.
He was showing someone a gun, and it "went off".

 

[femurphy77]

Even when they're gone they continue to entertain, that's the mark of a true legend!

 

[Nazgul]

Even when they're gone they continue to entertain, that's the mark of a true legend!

True, but aren't we self entertaining ourselves......sort of.....not the usual way...…..Oh, never mind..

Don

 

[Goodcat]

WHO IS THIS. GOOD WORK.

 

[Lex Concord]

People who do not deserve a LTCH...

[video=youtube_share;agL59nLBAqk]http://youtu.be/agL59nLBAqk[/video]


That girl is HOT!!

I'm still waiting for the explanation of why anyone should need to have a carry permit
(I know the legal term is "License to Carry Handgun"... but it's really just a permission slip by another name).

 

[Lex Concord]

Massad Ayoob just had an accidental discharge. Are we advocating taking his license away?

I advocate taking everyone's license away and having .gov issue an apology for ever having required them in the first place

 

[Lex Concord]

I never read enough of the thread before replying to early posts

 

[RobbyMaQ]

Joke what you will about misspellings... but consistency is key with some individuals... whodathunkit?

As for ND, I have had "two"

One, firing the ruger 10-22, I got into a habit of just dropping the mag and dry firing down range because the stock bolt catch is a pita and I got in a hurry. I thought I fired 10 rounds, but clearly only fired 9. My 'dryfire' shot a round. I wouldn't call it a ND 100% because I had it pointed safely (but wasn't sighting on target) downrange. It just surprised me because i did not expect a round. To this day I make sure I sight on the target when i do this.

TWO, at a revere's event. We started the day off with a round of fire on tax stamps. We were given the load command, and it was a real long time (to me) getting my POA on the target without hearing anyone else ring a shot out yet. I thought this was odd, because usually I am near the last to fire. Anyways, I took the shot...
And immediately realized none of us were given the fire command. ND? Not really... I was on target, I knew where it was going... I hit my head shot as planned. Just suck as listening to instruction.

Thankfully, with 3 other rules not broken, no one was harmed in my knuckleheadery

 

[Mgderf]

Hot on the inside. Rating women with a number is sexist and immature.

"Beauty is only skin deep..."
But ugly goes all the way to the bone!

 

[churchmouse]

Joke what you will about misspellings... but consistency is key with some individuals... whodathunkit?

As for ND, I have had "two"

One, firing the ruger 10-22, I got into a habit of just dropping the mag and dry firing down range because the stock bolt catch is a pita and I got in a hurry. I thought I fired 10 rounds, but clearly only fired 9. My 'dryfire' shot a round. I wouldn't call it a ND 100% because I had it pointed safely (but wasn't sighting on target) downrange. It just surprised me because i did not expect a round. To this day I make sure I sight on the target when i do this.

TWO, at a revere's event. We started the day off with a round of fire on tax stamps. We were given the load command, and it was a real long time (to me) getting my POA on the target without hearing anyone else ring a shot out yet. I thought this was odd, because usually I am near the last to fire. Anyways, I took the shot...
And immediately realized none of us were given the fire command. ND? Not really... I was on target, I knew where it was going... I hit my head shot as planned. Just suck as listening to instruction.

Thankfully, with 3 other rules not broken, no one was harmed in my knuckleheadery

I was reminded yesterday of the slameFire I had on an AR last year. I put a fresh mag in the rifle. Muzzle down and pointed down range. Dropped the bolt like I always do and "BANG". Scared the crap out of me and the buddy next to me.

Upon inspection I found the firing pin seizing in the bolt. It was not a cheap bolt either.