madmike
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Xavier: that reminds me of a guy at the Ft Wayne gun show selling suppressors.
He had several mounted samples, and all this great literature about this brand and what made them so awesome.
I asked about handling one to get a feel.
"Oh, but you must only hold it vertically. Don't stick it straight out because I'm worried about damage to the barrel or bushing or suppressor itself I don't know I stopped listening because it was HYSTERICAL to watch him cupping his hands underneath mine in case the precious suppressor should DROP!"
I can understand not wanting the merchandise scratched, but no pointing the weapon, ONLY hold it vertically in case of some undefined damage? WTH kind of tactical gear is THAT?
EDIT I believe it's Storm Mountain Training Center where someone started classes by dropping his pistol on the ground, and telling the people with the anodized race toys that if they won't or can't do the same, they're not serious about being in a firefight.
He had several mounted samples, and all this great literature about this brand and what made them so awesome.
I asked about handling one to get a feel.
"Oh, but you must only hold it vertically. Don't stick it straight out because I'm worried about damage to the barrel or bushing or suppressor itself I don't know I stopped listening because it was HYSTERICAL to watch him cupping his hands underneath mine in case the precious suppressor should DROP!"
I can understand not wanting the merchandise scratched, but no pointing the weapon, ONLY hold it vertically in case of some undefined damage? WTH kind of tactical gear is THAT?
EDIT I believe it's Storm Mountain Training Center where someone started classes by dropping his pistol on the ground, and telling the people with the anodized race toys that if they won't or can't do the same, they're not serious about being in a firefight.
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