Cyrus Cassidy #45437

You are not a meme.

Yep, I do it as part of my pistol class (the NRA allows us to add to, but not take away, from their approved lesson plans).

It's called "sideblast" and it's normal with ever revolver, whether single action or double action. Try wrapping a piece of paper around a gun when you shoot it. It makes confetti.

Seriously, it looks like the rambling of a severely mentally ill person.

Starting to think?????

Going to? Have you been paying attention?

I'm still an instructor and Chief RSO, and still contributing to the shooting sports and gun rights by training new shooters, RSOs, and supervising ranges. Regardless of what one man did, it's the best nationally recognized training out there.

Boogity boogity boogity....

For basic training, it depends on the branch of service. In the Army, addressing a noncommissioned officer (such as a Drill Sergeant) as "sir" is a HUUUUUGE faux pas that will earn you scorn and hours of unscheduled physical fitness training. In Army boot camp, the correct way to address a Drill Sergeant is, "Yes, Drill Sergeant!" or "No, Drill Sergeant!" I know the Marines do the bit you're talking about. I don't know about the other branches. I would hazard a guess that the Air Force replies, "Sure, Bob."

I life in Colorado, the heart of "the West," and I've never seen a one pound brick of butter. It's all quarter pound sticks here. You must have to go WAAAAAY out left to find those.

The fact that any government at any level thinks it is within their rights to dictate what any private retailer sells is beyond the pale.

Some of you guys need to look up what a meme is.

I beg to differ. The databases of microstamping technology that have been tested in Canada and the US have contributed greatly to crime fighting. To date, they have solved a grand total of ZERO crimes! You don't have to modify anything; the normal wear changes all the factory imprints.

Yes. They owned and operated their own farms and businesses. Their slave labor was not full-time, because Pharaoh didn't want to have to feed and support them.

I just sent this one to my ancient history professor.

And here we see the baby police car hunting criminals without its mother for the first time…

Tattoo regulations have changed significantly. Each service is different, but in the army the only things that are prohibited are neck and face tattoos, and anything involving racism, etc. Sometimes if we do a formation run, it looks like I'm being chased by a motorcycle gang.