Firearm BS thread

I would like to take a second to ask you all a question just to make you think.

Most if not all of us in this thread have thought about and/or prepared for potentially using a gun in your home to defend yourself or your loved ones.

Are you prepared? Do you have a light and firearm where they are accessible and loaded?
A friend of mine messaged me on social media and shared a little story about his evening, a little back story on this friend of mine.
He's a very intelligent guy who analyzes everything, he's a successful business owner and is knowledgable in many areas, not usually the type of person where everything has its place and everything is in its place when not being used.

This evening while his family was in bed and he was in his living room he heard what sounded to be glass breaking outside.

 

reality sucks when it's happening
prepare for the worst hope for the best

 

Are those the 45-70s?

 

Yessir

 

Isn't that scary about gunsmith's.
And yet you still need a license to
FISH!

 

Allllllll! Mosin.

 

Yep, and he's supposedly even been to a few courses on how to be a gunsmith.
He told me yesterday he's working on getting his FFL.

 

OOWWWW BOOOY! IVE BEAN A PRECISION MACHINIST FOR OVER 30 YERS AND ONLY CALL MY SELF A LIGHT GUNSMITH.

 

this guy

I watched a video on YouTube, now I can mod anything!

 

hey now... you can learn almost anything off youtube.

i learned how to work on a sig and build an AR off it lol

 

Nooooo! My dad was TV repairmen!!!! You know, he had an alsome set of tools!!!

 

Much of stuff in school is worthless in the real world. What they need to be teaching is how to get a job, how to shut your mouth and do what you are told, How not to expect to get a $40 an hour job coming out of high school, How to do basic maintenance on your vehicle--such as change a tire, battery, wiper blades, fuses etc.., How to have a good work ethic.

 

Yeah, they used to have all of that stuff, it was called the vocation and trades classes like metalworking, auto shop, electronics, auto mechanics, woodworking, drafting, cosmetology, home economics etc. etc. they used to have courses like DCT and Work co-op programs that prepared you for the real world. They canceled all those things and drop them from the school system so now you have things like common core, because clearly the people in charge know best, right?

 

yeah it saddens me that people cant operate or even identify a screwdriver and are allowed to vote.

 

That's funny, operate a screwdriver. Maybe that's why they can't use it.
because it didn't come with instructions. LOL

 

Theres no scredriver app so they cant figure it out...

 

guys its just like 4 parts orange juice 1 part vodka nothin too complicated and operating one is even easier than making one

 

Thats a weak ass screwdriver.

1:1 for more fun.

 

breakfast screw driver

 

May or may not have had a few in 9am lectures during college...