Ray Ray

Let's get this party started.

This is what I would have said. To a TEE

What's up 1982

This thread needs a picture of some REAL guns.

What's your point ? He had to stay here and endure draconian laws in order to encourage us to fight. For Christ's sake the guy passed away Ray. We are talking about him AFTER his death, which means he had an impact on not only this forum but the Pennsylvania one has well. @mipafox, can you hear me?

I'm not allowed

This, along with the non human being in Las Vegas, has ANTIFA written all over it. I would post this in the other thread, but you need permission to post in the 1st Ammendment lounge. How crazy is that?!?

He told us to fight, while he crossed the Delaware and watched.

Cajun gun works seems to be the beez kneez for CZ work. Any before and after pics?

Yeah but he moved out of Jersey.

That actually might be true. The Bullet Hole is one example. I'm not saying you can't do stuff by yourself. But there are SOME things you just don't do alone. I figured swimming and electrical work were two no brainers.

Did you not see my last post? Sure, you can do all that shit by yourself and would probably be fine. But, again, SHIT happens.

If you need help, I'm here.

What?

You can do all that stuff alone and be perfectly fine. And odds are, you will be. But gambling with your life isn't something I would recommend. Would you allow your daughter or son to go swimming in a lake by himself? Of course not. Would you allow your daughter or son to change an outlet by themselves? Of course not.

No, @alec.mc had it right. Colt guns are not as good as Rugers or S&Ws.

Even if you know everything, EVERYTHING about the gun in your hand shit still happens. I'm not saying you shouldn't learn your gun, as you should. But sometimes things happen that you can never plan for. So, for that reason, I will not be alone if I am pulling the trigger. Unless, of course, if it's in defense.

Bam!

Wait, are you getting MIPA's guns?!?!

Last time I saw him was in the Cabelas parking lot showing me his SBR 9mm. He was, interesting, to say the least. I still wonder how he lost his hand.

There will always be risks, but having another set of hands or set of eyes or another brain on hand is almost always a good thing.

Sometimes, things happen that are beyond your control.

Care to share?

Interesting topic. I've never actually shot by myself, per say. I've gone alone a bunch of times due to lack of friends but there was either an R.O. or other shooters. Now that I think about it, I would probably not do it. As an electrician, I've always worked with a partner. If something bad happens, my partner can call 911or whatever is needed. I can't call 911 if I'm passed out or dying.

Can you be more pacific?