Originally Posted by
m4hk33
honestly, I think its mostly to buy stuff.
far too often it is like pulling teeth to get freedom loving 2nd Amendment absolutist to actually go to a local range. you know the modt vocal at work or on social media about Obama wanting to take your guns, Molan Labe mutha ****er. Its almost impossible to get that person to the range on a nice day. 5 degree's and snowing sideways, never going to happen.
I have come to firmly believe, the more 2A/Don’t Tread on Me/Punisher logo shit I see, the less that individual shoots. It’s like they replace training with being an advertisement for the pro gun community. Also the same people have no concept of keeping a low profile. So the more pro 2A stickers the less the person actually shoots rings true in my AO as well.
So the next time i get back to the states i am going thin the heard and finish the 4 LMT's and have them all set up exactly how i want...
...is that going to be the last of my rifles, no of course not,but am now to the point that i would rather have fewer high end stuff than more stuff thats not complete
Have you heard the analogy - “Guns are like dandelions — pull one and two grown in its place.”??
Probably not, because I just made that quote up while thinking about your post, especially the part about thinning the herd.
I believe in the “one is none and two is one” philosophy but try to balance that vs. going bat-ass crazy at the same time. But for sure when when I get rid of one AR, two more might magically appear and then I’m right back to where I started.
A vicious cycle, so be forewarned.
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