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twinning!

lol. Love it ray ray. =) I just think it pales in comparrison to the Zombie Master. =P

 

 

 

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This folks is one of the few times where :zzthiwwop:

 

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lol. Love it ray ray. =) I just think it pales in comparrison to the Zombie Master. =P

 

 

 

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That is awesome.

This folks is one of the few times where :zzthiwwop:

 

has gone to far..

What has been seen cannot be UNSEEN..... :girlwerewolf:

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Trigger you idiot!

 

Yeah, Because those airsoft pellets are so deadly.

Yeah, Because those airsoft pellets are so deadly.

 

Muscle Memory is Muscle memory...bad habits acquired with toys are no less bad. When I draw my Glock, My right thumb sweeps the slide where the safety is on my 1911, because of muscle memory. When i'm holding ANY firearm or Analog, My trigger finger is indexed high on the slide..doesnt matter if it's "Real", Airsoft, Blue, or a kid's toy. Complacency is the #1 reason for accidents.

KpdPipes, if you are like me, I'm betting you keep indexing your trigger finger on the side of power tools, which is a good idea anyway.

KpdPipes, if you are like me, I'm betting you keep indexing your trigger finger on the side of power tools, which is a good idea anyway.

:icon_lol: my wife always laughs at me for doing that

Muscle Memory is Muscle memory...bad habits acquired with toys are no less bad. When I draw my Glock, My right thumb sweeps the slide where the safety is on my 1911, because of muscle memory. When i'm holding ANY firearm or Analog, My trigger finger is indexed high on the slide..doesnt matter if it's "Real", Airsoft, Blue, or a kid's toy. Complacency is the #1 reason for accidents.

 

Hard to show emotion in forums, Was more meant as a joke. lol

Hard to show emotion in forums, Was more menat as a joke. lol

no worries

that .22 entry tactical did it for me.. hahah fn great

I do index my trigger finger but only to have a better grip on the drill. I use my middle finger to drill and use the web on my hand to wrap around the drill for more drive balance.

 

 

I do index my trigger finger but only to have a better grip on the drill. I use my middle finger to drill and use the web on my hand to wrap around the drill for more drive balance.

 

Wow - takes "screwgun" to a new level with that middle finger there bry@n...

When changing the battery of a cordless drill, remember to slap it in good.

Yeah, like it owes you money!

The fat kid cracks me up every time. Its hard to be menacing when you have the face of a Campbell's soup kid. :lol:

The fat kid cracks me up every time. Its hard to be menacing when you have the face of a Campbell's soup kid. :lol:

 

 

hey now..Don't you be Dissin' Sgt Sugarcookie yo :icon_twisted:

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Diggin' the hi point.

Diggin' the hi point.

If it's the gun I think you're referring to, it's a Walther G22... which really doesn't make things any better :icon_lol:

If it's the gun I think you're referring to, it's a Walther G22... which really doesn't make things any better :icon_lol:

 

Nope. Fat chick is holding what appears to be a HiPoint 45

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