I like the way you think. ;)
Printable View
Advertising in general is grossly painful. I love a good entertaining commercial and hate most others. Hate hate hate most.
Red Heads work , FYI
PB
Brown Sugar by the Stones plays as she struts chest out in a way too tight dress, D&G sunglasses, and open toed shoes towards a table on the Caribbean beach and she opens a case whereupon an LMT MRP is contained. She has an excited look of feral, yet feminine glee as she gently picks it up, charges it and we get and underview shot of her firing it. We get a nice cut to her feet as it slowly pans up as she has it in a low slung position and slowly brings the back of her hand to her head as she arches backward in a slowed down motion as we see a streak of sunlight and bright aqua blue skies
I find it kind of funny in a sense with the adds and how people are "supposed" to look like. Those of you who truly know people who have or are still doing the work, they don't dress up and scream "I have a gun"
I think it's like anything else, if it's over played, stressed, practiced whatever, one will get consumed with it and eventually tire of it. I had a range trip the other day and it was rather enjoyable, it was the first time in over 20 years that I shot a precision rifle on a bench. I then continued with the .22 rifle (CZ455 Varmint) and had some plain old fun with it. Heck, I might get back into .22 pistol benchrest!
Me, I would like to see Jennifer Lopez with a G42 in a inner thigh rig. I was always hoping they would have here in that get up on Shades of Blue.
The firearms industry can hardly run an ad showing a bunch of fat or skinny dudes derping at a public range to win the admiration of their buddies or their fat girlfriends - boyfriends - wives - partners, even though that is their target audience.
The industry has to feed the Walter Mitty in so many of us because if we all only bought the guns we need, they would not sell a lot of firearms.
Andy