that gun looks sick man
New gun Mossberg 500a modded to what I wanted :D pics included
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that shotty looks f**kin sick
One, two, princes kneel before you
(thats what I said, now)
Princes, princes who adore you
(just go ahead, now)
One has diamonds in his pockets
(that sounds great, now)
This one, said he wants to buy you lockets
(aint in his head, now)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCjtRJkS85w
(thats what I said, now)
Princes, princes who adore you
(just go ahead, now)
One has diamonds in his pockets
(that sounds great, now)
This one, said he wants to buy you lockets
(aint in his head, now)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCjtRJkS85w
hey...loook it's me!
nice gun but poor trigger discipline, regardless of whether or not its loaded
eh say what you want, knowing it was unloaded (the shells in the holder on top of stock were the only shells in possesion atm, hence another reason it wasnt)
And I wanted to see how it looked being held without my finger off to the side of the trigger guard.
I guess IMO it's like this...Is putting your finger on the trigger necessarily a good idea unless you have the intent to shoot, no.
At the same time, is changing a cd or messing with the radio while driving a good idea? No. OOf course at some point we've all done that.
Not a matter of poor trigger discipline. It's a matter of understanding your gun, knowing your gun.
when you see a pic of a barrel pointed directly at the camera to make a cool shot, same thing IMO. "Irresponsibility of being aware of where the gun is pointed"
See my point? I know evreyone has their opinions on how to handle a gun, hence why this isnt an argument or anything. I just dont see it as poor discipline when I know the state of the gun at that exact moment.
Thanks for the replies, though, cant wait to go shooting again.
At the same time, is changing a cd or messing with the radio while driving a good idea? No. OOf course at some point we've all done that.
Not a matter of poor trigger discipline. It's a matter of understanding your gun, knowing your gun.
when you see a pic of a barrel pointed directly at the camera to make a cool shot, same thing IMO. "Irresponsibility of being aware of where the gun is pointed"
See my point? I know evreyone has their opinions on how to handle a gun, hence why this isnt an argument or anything. I just dont see it as poor discipline when I know the state of the gun at that exact moment.
Thanks for the replies, though, cant wait to go shooting again.
...thanks for the comment? I dont even have that car nor rims anymore. But yeah lets shoot $1000+ because they're ugly...
