Gun enthusiasts?

[Second Hand Pat]

I was wondering the same John

[Trier20]

Definitely good form. I was looking at the lead on a tree behind the glock and it look in the same spot each time. This reminds me I really need to go shoot mine in the near future!

[BobDaniel]

I have two handguns. The first is a S&W 9mm and the other a Paraordinance 45. I have a 30-30 that was my Dad's, a Remington 12 gauge shotgun, a Remington A3O3. a couple of .22's. I have not been able to get out and shoot much. I used to be quite accurate at 20 yards with the 45.

[Discus-n00b]

Thanks all, I try. Going on 6 years in the Marines is good for something I guess. lol I wanted to put the gopro on the target, but it was my brother's and he wasn't a fan of the idea....guess he didn't trust my aim.

[fdlacy]

Yes. Hunt elk, deer, turkey, and wild hog with gun and bow. Proud of our 2nd amendment.

Darren

[John_Nicholson]

I love me some 2nd Amendment but I have been strictly bow hunting only for several years now. It would be rough to put a gun in my hand for hunting purposes...LOL.. Although I normally shoot a few 'yotes every year...put i don't count that because they are normally standing in the front yard at the time...not really hunting...

-john

[BobDaniel]

I enjoy guns and have used/hunted most of my life. Many years ago I was sleeping in my parent's home (in rural OKlahoma north of OKC) and our German Shepard began barking crazily. I looked out the window and saw none of our cars in the drive. Nobody was home except me.

I go to the front door and some guy is trying to jimmy the door. He's jiggling the door knob... I run back, get the Browning and load it, then go to the front door. With the dog barking, I open it and raise the gun w/ the safety off.

The look on the guys face was priceless. It was the look of someone soiling their pants.

The dog began biting him as he ran towards an awaiting car. I did not shoot as the confrontation was over. Yes, it's good to have guns.

[fdlacy]

I love me some 2nd Amendment but I have been strictly bow hunting only for several years now. It would be rough to put a gun in my hand for hunting purposes...LOL.. Although I normally shoot a few 'yotes every year...put i don't count that because they are normally standing in the front yard at the time...not really hunting...

-john

John:

I would say I am about 90% bow at this point. I find it much more rewarding in a hunting situation. I have always wondered if you would get the same "soiled pants" look if an intruder saw you holding on his chest at full draw? I think in a way it might scare me worse. I don't miss at under 30 yards with my bow, cant say the same about a handgun :-)

Darren

[John_Nicholson]

Take the plunge and go all in....You will not regret it...

-john

[fdlacy]

Take the plunge and go all in....You will not regret it...

-john

This year I am only hunting bow. So kindof there now. I occasionally get pulled back into rifle by a friend or brother-in-law. It wont be long before I start refusing. BTW, whats in season in TX before or after NADA 2014? :-)
Darren