Reporter Visits a Gun Range - Shoots an AR - What Happened Next ....

[RobMa]

Never heard of the website. After seeing this, don't care either.

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Better tools? yea, when you can weed out all the horrible pro gunners that point out the hypocrisy in your obvious anti-gun bias stories (and yes I say stories because they are fiction made up solely to further your anti-gun narrative)

 

[Caveman Jim]

You shoulda' seen that 03A3. sigh. I hold them in the same regard pretty much. They both have some incredible stories the could tell if they could talk. I wished I'd kept it now. I had the money, didn't NEED to trade + cash it.

Hind-sight is 20-20, don't beat yourself up about it friend, it's done.
I've done my share of lamenting about selling this or trading that but in the end I'm grateful that I at least had a good time with them.

 

[Capn Jack]

Hind-sight is 20-20, don't beat yourself up about it friend, it's done.
I've done my share of lamenting about selling this or trading that but in the end I'm grateful that I at least had a good time with them.

Like old girl friends, you can't go back.

 

[RVTECH]

You have to remember, he wrote that article with the implicent intent to portray firearms in a negative light to reinforce the antigunner narritive.
Doesnt change the fact he's a beta boy lap dog for his handlers.
THIS ARTICLE IS PROPAGANDA.

Largely in part true.

I have over the years read a few similarly styled articles by reporters supposedly 'shooting' for the first time, or certain guns, etc. and all reporting 'similar' emotions and experiences.

 

[Longwalkhome]

Story is about division and gives both sides more hatred of the other side. Guy did his job well and will get promoted, 6 pages of replys means he hit the mark that spreads hate and division. It's what media is, not news but opinion. News would have been an honest story done with a true study. Opinion is about division, it's more thinking than facts.

 

[Jonnyuma]

Like old girl friends, you can't go back.

Well... you can.
maybe.
Just make sure to read the restraining order's fine print first.

 

[Horatius]

Well... you can.
maybe.
Just make sure to read the restraining order's fine print first.

I knew I wasn't the only degenerate on this site...but that was funny

 

[CRBMoA]

No piece of paper can come between us, Babe!

 

[Horatius]

No piece of paper can come between us, Babe!

were you aiming that at me sugar britches

 

[Flopsweat]

were you aiming that at me sugar britches

Steady fellas. Keep your powder dry.

 

[Horatius]

Steady fellas. Keep your powder dry.

Your green with Jealousy

 

[Mikej]

Largely in part true.

I have over the years read a few similarly styled articles by reporters supposedly 'shooting' for the first time, or certain guns, etc. and all reporting 'similar' emotions and experiences.

If I were a writer I could have written about the same emotions I felt after climbing out of the back seat of that little three-seater dune buggy with 200+ HP after a thirty minute ride on the Oregon Dunes down by Florence. I was literally blown away, physically and mentally after that. And felt like I'd over taxed muscles from my face to my feet in the process the next day. I can't say I felt anything so profound when shooting something besides a .22 for the first time. But it's been a lot of years since I had bombed around the mountains and deserts on my motorcycle.
Nancy may not be such a wussy, but he certainly has an agenda.

 

[Flopsweat]

Your green with Jealousy

 

[sobo]

Like old girl friends, you can't go back.

Um, that's not necessarily true. Ask me how I know...

 

[sobo]

I knew I wasn't the only degenerate on this site...

Oh, you've got plennnnnty of company here...

 

[Flopsweat]

Um, that's not necessarily true. Ask me how I know...

He took you back?!!!

 

[Caveman Jim]

If I were a writer I could have written about the same emotions I felt after climbing out of the back seat of that little three-seater dune buggy with 200+ HP after a thirty minute ride on the Oregon Dunes down by Florence. I was literally blown away, physically and mentally after that. And felt like I'd over taxed muscles from my face to my feet in the process the next day. I can't say I felt anything so profound when shooting something besides a .22 for the first time. But it's been a lot of years since I had bombed around the mountains and deserts on my motorcycle.
Nancy may not be such a wussy, but he certainly has an agenda.

Wow, I too had the same experience with those crazy dude buggy guides. Lord have mercy I just wanted to kiss the sand once I got out of that damn thing!!! OMG, I was traumatized to say the least!!!!







not really but almost…

 

[sobo]

No, I took him back. Get your facts straight!

You see what I did there?

 

[Flopsweat]

No, I took him back. Get your facts straight!

You see what I did there?

But I don't want to see what you do.

 

[sobo]

If I were a writer I could have written about the same emotions I felt after climbing out of the back seat of that little three-seater dune buggy with 200+ HP after a thirty minute ride on the Oregon Dunes down by Florence. I was literally blown away, physically and mentally after that. And felt like I'd over taxed muscles from my face to my feet in the process the next day.

Wow, I too had the same experience with those crazy dude buggy guides. Lord have mercy I just wanted to kiss the sand once I got out of that damn thing!!! OMG, I was traumatized to say the least!!!!

My kids (18 and 15 at the time) convinced me to go with them late last summer for a short vacation in Yacolt. One of the things we did was go down to Florence and rent quads for the day and we went duning at the Oregon Dunes. I hafta say, that was some serious fun! My 15 yoa daughter and my ex tended to keep to the slower side (although my daughter did open up her rig quite a few times), but my 18 yoa son and I were never below 7/8 throttle the whole day. We would race each other for over a mile along the shoreline, STG we hit close to 60 mph on the flats! Tree-bashing through the dune scrub brush was also a real hit! At one point, we overheated two of the machines and had to wait them out to cool down enough to continue on. Hella fun!