Kunich

On 22 Nov 2005 10:06:56 -0800, "Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]>

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The Air Force cooks were pretty good.

For what? Moving targets?

POTM, if we still did that.

-RJ

Tom Kunich said:

I've used and been a expert at firearms since age 12. I'm one of those
guys who can field strip a .45 Auto in the dark, clean it and put it
back together again.

Good luck cleaning your gun in the dark tonight!

Curtis L. Russell said:

On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 05:16:01 GMT, "Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]>

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Nahh, it is what is known as probable cause to support carrying a concealed
weapon.

Single panel cartoon this morning: gun shop owner saying that two
thirds of the people own firearms and it was their responsibility to
sell firearms to the remaining third to protect them from the
others...

That said, the most dangerous evening I spent in the military was when
we spent the evening looking for a King Cobra under the lo's.with a
bunch of cooks and clerks walking around with shot guns and M16s and
everyone real jumpy. Understand that on a normal basis the place was
crawling with various things, including the 'fu** you' lizards, so
there were plenty of things to set them off.

Never been an advocate of just anyone picking up a weapon since.

I DID begin to support the thesis that the only good army cook was a
dead army cook...

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

Hey Curtis
That's why I included the word "responsible". That leaves out a hell
of a lot of the population, including a fair chunk that now have
firearms legally IMO. There needs to be mandatory training first, and
there ought to be a test for IQ and common sense too.
REMF cooks and clerks running around with condition red weapons
chasing shadows? [censored] I'd rather be standing downrange the on the days
they had to qualify, it'd be safer.
Glad you're still around after that.
Bill C

gym.gravity said:

Tom Kunich said:

I've used and been a expert at firearms since age 12. I'm one of those
guys who can field strip a .45 Auto in the dark, clean it and put it
back together again.

Good luck cleaning your gun in the dark tonight!

Tom's always in the dark, so that should be a piece of cake.

"Kyle Legate" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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gym.gravity said:

Tom Kunich said:

I've used and been a expert at firearms since age 12. I'm one of those
guys who can field strip a .45 Auto in the dark, clean it and put it
back together again.

Good luck cleaning your gun in the dark tonight!

Tom's always in the dark, so that should be a piece of cake.

After seeing that picture of you, you're going to have to go a whole lot
futher than that before I stop laughing.

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>I've used and been a expert at firearms since age 12. I'm one of those
>guys who can field strip a .45 Auto in the dark, clean it and put it
>back together again.

So what? If I was gonna brag about field stripping in the dark, I wouldn't be
stripping someone that had to be put back together afterwards.

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Tom's always in the dark, so that should be a piece of cake.

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After seeing that picture of you, you're going to have to go a whole lot
futher than that before I stop laughing.

I missed it. What picture?

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Tom's always in the dark, so that should be a piece of cake.

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After seeing that picture of you, you're going to have to go a whole lot
futher than that before I stop laughing.

I missed it. What picture?

You missed nothing. He's in the dark again.

--
tanx,
Howard

The sheriff is near...

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