WestKentucky
Member
I have been of voting age for half of my life. Ever since I have been of age, I have watched the Presidential election results the same way, doing something significant with one of my firearms. This year I’m not building or toying with anything new, but I am working on a nice holster for my contender. It’s a project I have been building up nerve to do ever since I started playing with leather on Father’s Day. So far so good.
2020- contender holster
2016-assembled an AR pistol from an 80% lower
2012-shot and cleaned my newest revolver at the time, my 1st anniversary gift, S&W 30-1, also moved my safe into the new house.
2008- I was in college, went target shooting and ate dinner watching results. Cleaned guns when I got back to the apartment.
2002- I didn’t quite make the cut to vote as I was just a few weeks off, but Dad and I went to the farm and sighted in a muzzleloader I had bought from a neighbor. That year I killed my first deer with a muzzleloader.
So how do you spend your election night? Hopefully it’s celebrating your freedom. If it’s on topic, let us hear about it.
2020- contender holster
2016-assembled an AR pistol from an 80% lower
2012-shot and cleaned my newest revolver at the time, my 1st anniversary gift, S&W 30-1, also moved my safe into the new house.
2008- I was in college, went target shooting and ate dinner watching results. Cleaned guns when I got back to the apartment.
2002- I didn’t quite make the cut to vote as I was just a few weeks off, but Dad and I went to the farm and sighted in a muzzleloader I had bought from a neighbor. That year I killed my first deer with a muzzleloader.
So how do you spend your election night? Hopefully it’s celebrating your freedom. If it’s on topic, let us hear about it.