Gun nut humor

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KY DAN

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I remember 15ish years ago you might be a gun nut was a big thing, so maybe we can make it a big thing thing again.

You might be a gun nut if you collect primers of all types regardless for the preservation of industry history.

You might be a gun nut if Dillon precision calls and checks to see if you would be willing to sell shell plates and NOS parts for RL1000 machines.

You might be a gun nut if your class 3/sot has you on speed dial anytime an sub machine gun comes on the books for sale.

You might be a gunnut if you constantly browse powder valley in pursuit of powder just for the day the primer famine ends.

You might be a gunnut if you worry about the life spans of you favorite range/carry pieces so you buy 3-5 of each so you have a "lifetime" supply.

You might be a gunnut if you were reloading 9mm before covid instead of buying factory ammo because you saw the "big picture".

If anyone would like to add it would be nice to stimulate our minds with relatable content.
 
You might be a gun nut if you are working on a 31-30 wildcat to fill the performance gap between your 30-30 and your 32 Special.
You might be a gun nut if you run a 240 grain bullet out of your 44 Special at 1200 fps because that's the way Elmer did it, while you run the same bullet out of your S&W 29 at 1000 fps because it's delicate and needs to be babied.
 
You might be a gun nut if you're retired, so when you get up in the morning, you start your computer, and while it's "coming up," you pour your coffee. Then you sit down in front of your computer and go directly to THR. ;)
Nope.
THR has to wait until I get to work - so that I can dedicate a proper amount of time to it... .

(Retire? Probably get retired with a shovel.)
 
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