Politics and Religion

Any gun experts on here?
inicky46 61 Reviews 6 reads
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1 / 21

Everyone I know who shoots wears them to protect from ear damage. Aside from that I don't see much wrong, though the angle makes it look like he's shooting down.
And if you look closely, I think you can see a shell casing flying by his head, though it didn't hit him. The gun is designed to eject spent shells to the side.

gentleguy1020 38 Reviews 6 reads
posted
2 / 21

Inside indoor firing range - one must wear ear muffs. But outdoor one can get away without one.
Don’t like his posture and angle - spells pure novice!

Hpygolky 234 Reviews 24 reads
posted
3 / 21

Do I flash it around. It's my secret so why broadcast it? The whole mental makeup of showing your guns, flashing them in photo ops or shooting your gun, so what's the deal??? I've always thought it was a way for making up for their lack of masculinity or maybe their shortcomings? I'm not Freud or Dr. Spock...but I'm sure I ain't far.  
Look, you have a gun, great...you like and collect them..cool....but why the bravado??
I guess it's a republican thing....I dunno

inicky46 61 Reviews 13 reads
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4 / 21

Certainly not when firing a heavy caliber piece. They are damn loud.

inicky46 61 Reviews 7 reads
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5 / 21
macdaddy1944 51 Reviews 6 reads
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7 / 21

Maybe he can ram that gun up his ass and blow his brains out..

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 8 reads
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8 / 21

.223 assault rifle, which can easily damage your eardrums, indoors or out.  Listen to Nick.  If you're in combat, its one thing to not wear ear protection, but don't try to be butch on the practice range.  It just makes you look like a rookie.

GaGambler 8 reads
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9 / 21

Virtually all firearms are made with right handed people in mind, that is why the shell casing always eject to the right, AWAY from the body of a right handed shooter. Yes you can fire an "assault weapon" left handed but it's awkward, most people who are left handed use a "brass deflector" to keep the casings (which are VERY hot) from flying across the face and possibly coming in contact with the skin of a left handed shooter.

 
I guess it's pretty obvious how much military experience any of you morons have as I would think that anyone who ever went through so much as basic training would know this. We already know BFSF was a draft dodger, I guess none of you Patriotic lefties ever actually served in the military except for BLRPOS who passed out field jackets to real soldiers. lol

 
For the record I carried an M 16 during part of my military service and yes I had a brass deflector, I also carried an M 60 30 caliber machine gun for a substantial period of time but my unit did not have any brass deflectors for a 60 so I was forced to learn how to fire it right handed, just like I golf and bat right handed because there was no one around left handed when I was a child to teach me how to bat left handed.

-- Modified on 2/24/2021 9:23:42 AM

cks175 52 Reviews 13 reads
posted
11 / 21

As GaG notes below, there are brass deflectors available for left handed shooters. But aside from that, there’s no “different” shooting stance recommended for firing left handed.

inicky46 61 Reviews 11 reads
posted
12 / 21

Hell, see if you can get him to talk honestly about ANYTHING. For example, he just lied about me again.
But it's what we expect from this truth-free asshat.

cks175 52 Reviews 10 reads
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13 / 21

In Army Basic Training, brass deflectors are issued to lefties as the assumption is the trainees are “new” shooters and the ejecting rounds crossing in front of their faces would cause them to flinch. Once in the field, a good number of these soldiers abandon the deflector as unnecessary. There’s always a chance that a hot brass casing could burn a shooter’s face, so I always encouraged my soldiers to stick with the deflector. But if I had a lefty qualified as expert on the M16 and he didn’t want to use a deflector, I wasn’t going to make him change up.

MojoStu 14 Reviews 4 reads
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14 / 21

I invested in Smith and Wesson and Ruger when Thug Floyd was killed and the black lives marxist riots started. Made a lot of coin, more than enough to buy some more good quality firearms for myself.  

 
I wouldn't advise investing in them right now, however, even though a jury just decided not to indict the officers involved in Daniel Prude's death.  

 
Be patient and wait until the cops involved with Thug Floyd's death are acquitted. Get a conceal carry permit too. Mine covers me in 40 states.

gentleguy1020 38 Reviews 7 reads
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16 / 21

Your post makes sense.
Be careful you are making CaCa a lier. He a made a big deal about this left handed shooter issue.

cks175 52 Reviews 6 reads
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17 / 21

A closer read would show that my insights on the use of brass deflectors lines up with GaG’s input. I happen to be a leftie who shoots right because that’s how I was taught to fire at summer camp.

Rackhunter 4 reads
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18 / 21

because lefties make up shit to be afraid of
they ain't happy unless they're hurting the helpless/innocent like the coward bullies they are and/or scared of something
every single one a pussy

inicky46 61 Reviews 7 reads
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19 / 21
cks175 52 Reviews 12 reads
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20 / 21

Very likely he’s wearing earplugs.  

Surprised to see a gun owner like you characterize that weapon as a heavy caliber piece.

GaGambler 6 reads
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21 / 21

The only person on here with a clue as to what I was taking about is of course a “righty”  

I agree about the brass deflector with an AR or M 16. Once you get used to the brass flying right under your nose it’s not a big deal. That said do NOT try firing an M60 left handed without a brass deflector I guarantee it will ruin your whole day lol

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