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You know you have created a monster when your wife not only shoots more than you do but is a better shot. I feel sometimes like my role has become the cleaner of the weapons.
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rotor wrote:You know you have created a monster when your wife not only shoots more than you do but is a better shot. I feel sometimes like my role has become the cleaner of the weapons.
Always nice to know that you can cover each other's six.
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Keith B wrote:
JustSomeOldGuy wrote:Sooner or later, you're probably going to have to buy her an AR of her own. Probably..... :shock:
Guess there could be worse things.... LOL
Yes, there could. You could have gotten her hooked on sporting clays.
Wait... there's still time! :hurry:
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I remember being at a party with my then-future wife. In conversation, she mentioned she was a member of the Texas National Guard.

Somebody asked her if she had ever fired an M16. She sad she had, but it wasn't her favorite thing to do. The subject would have moved on, but someone asked. Was there any gun that was much fun at all?

Her immediate reply, from this petite young Appalachian, was, "Oh, yes. I loved the M60. That, and throwing grenades. Like pitching softball, just better."

That's my gal.
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Crossfire wrote:
Keith B wrote:
JustSomeOldGuy wrote:Sooner or later, you're probably going to have to buy her an AR of her own. Probably..... :shock:
Guess there could be worse things.... LOL
Yes, there could. You could have gotten her hooked on sporting clays.
Wait... there's still time! :hurry:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! :lol:
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Keith B wrote:
WTR wrote:So which handgun have you lost at the moment?
Nothing yet. None were what she liked. Will have to work through to get her just the right fit.
I lost my PPS to her... Sniff...
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Well, she continues to surprise me. She had to take her Dad to a Doctors appointment. Where they were has a farm supply type store that her Dad likes to go to. While there they stopped in the sporting goods department and looked at guns. I got a text from her saying she had found the gun she wanted. They had the Taurus m85 Ultra Lite on close-out for $179. :woohoo She and her Dad bought the last two new ones they had. :thumbs2:

So today she wanted me to order her a set of teal-colored Howard Leight electronic shooting muffs. And as a surprise, I ordered her a teal range bag.

Now she wants to shop for holsters and purses.

I may have created a monster!! :reddevil
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Keith B wrote:Well, she continues to surprise me. She had to take her Dad to a Doctors appointment. Where they were has a farm supply type store that her Dad likes to go to. While there they stopped in the sporting goods department and looked at guns. I got a text from her saying she had found the gun she wanted. They had the Taurus m85 Ultra Lite on close-out for $179. :woohoo She and her Dad bought the last two new ones they had. :thumbs2:

So today she wanted me to order her a set of teal-colored Howard Leight electronic shooting muffs. And as a surprise, I ordered her a teal range bag.

Now she wants to shop for holsters and purses.

I may have created a monster!! :reddevil
She needs to get all her lady friends involved too! Good luck telling her she doesn't "need" another gun!
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You are a lucky man! I love a story with a happy ending!!!
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Great story. My wife has her LTC and has had it for many years, but now has no interest in carrying or shooting. I guess she is in a hiatus like your wife's 35 year drought. I hope it doesn't take 35 years for her to come back though.

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Keith B wrote:Well, she continues to surprise me. She had to take her Dad to a Doctors appointment. Where they were has a farm supply type store that her Dad likes to go to. While there they stopped in the sporting goods department and looked at guns. I got a text from her saying she had found the gun she wanted. They had the Taurus m85 Ultra Lite on close-out for $179. :woohoo She and her Dad bought the last two new ones they had. :thumbs2:

So today she wanted me to order her a set of teal-colored Howard Leight electronic shooting muffs. And as a surprise, I ordered her a teal range bag.

Now she wants to shop for holsters and purses.

I may have created a monster!! :reddevil
When the whole 'purse/shoes' thing has been done...what next?..ooooooh! cute holster!
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RogueUSMC wrote:
Keith B wrote:Well, she continues to surprise me. She had to take her Dad to a Doctors appointment. Where they were has a farm supply type store that her Dad likes to go to. While there they stopped in the sporting goods department and looked at guns. I got a text from her saying she had found the gun she wanted. They had the Taurus m85 Ultra Lite on close-out for $179. :woohoo She and her Dad bought the last two new ones they had. :thumbs2:

So today she wanted me to order her a set of teal-colored Howard Leight electronic shooting muffs. And as a surprise, I ordered her a teal range bag.

Now she wants to shop for holsters and purses.

I may have created a monster!! :reddevil
When the whole 'purse/shoes' thing has been done...what next?..ooooooh! cute holster!
Yeah, will be more broke, but happy she is spending on those things. ;-)
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Great story! I love the AR-15s. I, too, am very intimidated by guns with lots of recoil, and find the AR--15 is very easy to shoot.
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