bluealtered
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There is one bad habit that I have not been able to shake since I started shooting back in 1964. It's a very easy one to fall into when you just start shooting but most people soon learn to over come it and move on to other bad habits that come along with learning to shoot.
I have always thought that I could take a piece of junk firearm and make it shoot like a good firearm. Now I have been able to do that with some guns but probably not enough to justify having spent all the untold dollars that I soon learned not to count simply because a rational person would not have started in the first place.
I will throw one more in here as well, I have never been able to not buy firearms just because i just wanted to shoot it. No not buy it because it was worth keeping, just because I wanted to shoot it. When i was younger this lead to many second jobs to pay for that few minutes of learning that no, I really didn't want to keep it, just to run a box of ammo threw it.
Ok, I fessed up what about you?
I have always thought that I could take a piece of junk firearm and make it shoot like a good firearm. Now I have been able to do that with some guns but probably not enough to justify having spent all the untold dollars that I soon learned not to count simply because a rational person would not have started in the first place.
I will throw one more in here as well, I have never been able to not buy firearms just because i just wanted to shoot it. No not buy it because it was worth keeping, just because I wanted to shoot it. When i was younger this lead to many second jobs to pay for that few minutes of learning that no, I really didn't want to keep it, just to run a box of ammo threw it.
Ok, I fessed up what about you?
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