What is your Biggest Pet Peeve

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  1. Shiz's Avatar

    Shiz said:
    Gun store employees. (especially the ones with toothpicks)

    me- do you carry AK74s?
    toothpick- you mean 47!!!
    me- AK 74 chambered in 5.45x39.
    TP- AK are 7.62 buddy, you are confused. (shakes his head like I am retarded, and shares a laugh with the old man pointing the scoped .44 mag at the deer head on the wall. )
    me- I must be. Thanks dude.
     
  2. eodinert said:
    Condescending fanboy douchebags; Permanently attached muzzle devices; Muzzle Brakes. Not necessarily in that order.
     
  3. Leuthas's Avatar

    Leuthas said:
    Those who cling religiously to "the way things have always been done." The resounding mentality that changing your ways, even if for the better, isn't necessary because you're too old, too tired, or too busy.

    And illogical people who can't get over the idea that 'what they read on the internet' is not gospel.
     
  4. BoringGuy45's Avatar

    BoringGuy45 said:
    BIGGEST pet peeve: "I need a gun with a thumb safety because I have kids in the house." I try to explain that this mentality is very dangerous, and they say, "Oh, I know, but it's just one more thing (for protection) if they ever got a hold of it." Seriously, LOCK UP YOUR GUNS if you don't want your kids to get to them!!

    That leads me to another thing: Thumb safeties being considered the end all be all guarantee against NDs. I go over and over how DA/SA pistols, revolvers and most striker fired pistols don't need a thumb safety due to the other safety measures, and the fact that if you keep your booger hook off the bang switch, you'll be fine. They just shake their heads and say, "I don't know, man. I just don't feel right with a gun that doesn't have a safety. I want to carry it with one in the chamber." Why do I feel the need to correct people when they say these things? Because if they're thinking that mechanical safeties are going to allow them to use the gun negligently, and they end up hurting or killing themselves or someone else, I could end up getting sued for selling them a gun when I clearly saw that they were a dumbass. Win or lose, I'd rather avoid the headache.
    Those who beat their swords into plowshares will plow for those who do not.-Ben Franklin

    there’s some good in this world, Mr. Frodo. And it’s worth fighting for.-Samwise Gamgee
     
  5. Tzook's Avatar

    Tzook said:
    It drives me absolutely nuts when people talk about how awesome their bushmaster with a NC star "holographic sight" is.
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  6. Waylander's Avatar

    Waylander said:
    People that say a product should only cost a certain amount because "The stuff it's made of didn't cost much."
    "If force can take away liberty, force is necessary to preserve it. It is the hatred of violence alongside the willingness to use violence that preserves liberty. In order for us to live as free men, we have to hate the violence that takes away liberty, yet at the same time, we must embrace the violence that preserves it. That is the paradox our founders appreciated and made work for over 200 years."

    -Christopher Brownwell
     
  7. Colt guy's Avatar

    Colt guy said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Leuthas View Post
    Those who cling religiously to "the way things have always been done." The resounding mentality that changing your ways, even if for the better, isn't necessary because you're too old, too tired, or too busy.

    And illogical people who can't get over the idea that 'what they read on the internet' is not gospel.

    This is my favorite
     
  8. kirkland said:
    Quote Originally Posted by BoringGuy45 View Post
    BIGGEST pet peeve: "I need a gun with a thumb safety because I have kids in the house." I try to explain that this mentality is very dangerous, and they say, "Oh, I know, but it's just one more thing (for protection) if they ever got a hold of it." Seriously, LOCK UP YOUR GUNS if you don't want your kids to get to them!!

    That leads me to another thing: Thumb safeties being considered the end all be all guarantee against NDs. I go over and over how DA/SA pistols, revolvers and most striker fired pistols don't need a thumb safety due to the other safety measures, and the fact that if you keep your booger hook off the bang switch, you'll be fine. They just shake their heads and say, "I don't know, man. I just don't feel right with a gun that doesn't have a safety. I want to carry it with one in the chamber." Why do I feel the need to correct people when they say these things? Because if they're thinking that mechanical safeties are going to allow them to use the gun negligently, and they end up hurting or killing themselves or someone else, I could end up getting sued for selling them a gun when I clearly saw that they were a dumbass. Win or lose, I'd rather avoid the headache.
    I've gotten crap from people for my old s&w revolvers not having safeties, I was so taken aback, I didn't even know how to respond. It's a double action revolver people! they just don't come with safeties, yes it's fine to shoot.
     
  9. Firefly's Avatar

    Firefly said:
    Fat kids in 5.11 with spikes ARs.

    No reason I just do.
     
  10. Rekkr870's Avatar

    Rekkr870 said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Firefly View Post
    Fat kids in 5.11 with spikes ARs.

    No reason I just do.
    Fat kids in 5.11, period.
    Power is in tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes of your own choosing. George Orwell, 1984