She’s probly been watching those stubfarts n’ wanks at Camp Perry snuggling up to their pet AR15s! I suppose it’s like the Glock Thing - where I should just shut my pie hole, walk quietly past the hornet nests… but there’s something in me that has always leaves me running around flapping, screaming and cursing as I get swarmed, bitten and stung by angry psychos! HAR HAR HAR!
But … have ya seen them doing it? Some of the guys do it and beak off about “cheek/stock weld” and shoot like snipers.
But hell’s bells - the AR15 standard stock is as good as it gets! What is it? The A2 stock? Whatever… I ain’t gonna do that, and regardless of your scores ya look stupid doing it! If you’re getting good scores shooting like a retard, maybe you should see what you’d be getting if ya did it right…?
At least the lass has flawless taste in rifles.
Ouch! Saw a lady once at the range with a nice circular cut around her eye from the scope. “Scope bite” I think what her husband call it…
ReplyDeleteMy dad used to say, someone is about to be inducted into the order of the red crescent.
ReplyDeleteWhat rifle is that? A gentleman at our range once carved a nice circle in his face with a 7mm Rem Mag and scope. He may now understand the concept of eye relief and firm hold, but then, perhaps he should have twigged to stuff like that before touching that cannon off. The enormous belted cartridge should have been a significant hint.
ReplyDeleteBtw, I already loved archery. I volunteer to help the lass with the follow through, it promises to be earthshaking.
H&K SL7 in 7.62x51mm. The SL6 was in 5.56mm and waaay rarer. There was also a H&K Mod 770. They were made from 1980 til 1991. They're not rare-rare but still damned expensive ($2k and up on Gunbroker currently)
DeleteIf it's a 5.56, she's fine. If it's a 308, that's gonna leave a scar. If it's a 308, someone is negligent for not properly instructing a novice.
ReplyDeleteOr, she's just looking at something, with no intention of lighting one off, no ear protection. Not everyone is locked on the "NATO trigger finger"" technique.
ReplyDeleteI think the camera did a fantastic job of focusing on it's target(s)!
ReplyDeleteMan, I wanted one of those SL-6s in the worst way when I was a lot younger. Back then, a bit north of $600, when a standard Remington bolt was around $200. That Euro stock comb just checks my boxes of want. Why I like the CZ 452 rimfire rifles so much I guess.
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