When is the right time to...?

[Hoser]

Originally Posted by DVSmith

It's the Internet! We are here to help! Don't you trust us? As it turns out, this group is one of the first I would look to for advice, but then I know most of them and even the ones I don't agree with on all issues I would trust with my life, maybe not my wife, but certainly my life!

He was making light of our screen names....

[DVSmith]

Originally Posted by Hoser

He was making light of our screen names....

I should have included a smiley! My comment was mostly light hearted, well, except for the trusting many of the people here part. That I meant!

[Glock Holiday]

Hoser Thank you glad you took it as intented.I thought it was funny when you look at all the screen names.

[THE Gimper]

Originally Posted by Glock Holiday

Hoser Thank you glad you took it as intented.I thought it was funny when you look at all the screen names.

Well, in that case, sorry I took it wrong.

[Glock Holiday]

Would never do anything or say anything to harm . I get to much help from everyone here and have to much respect for all.

[Hoser]

Originally Posted by Glock Holiday

Hoser Thank you glad you took it as intented.I thought it was funny when you look at all the screen names.

Yeah, I got a chuckle outta it when I read it.

[sealbeach]

Originally Posted by rickr96

WHAT????

Actually, she may or may not know (or even care) what I wear when sleeping...

Now I sure as hell wish I didnt know either!

[Bombard]

Originally Posted by thegratenate

Range day,

If I wasn't already married I would take every girl I meet to the range, you know doing interviews.

Those have got to be some of the wisest words I have read on the net in months. "Take her to the range". Heck, wouldn't it save some time to just pick up girls at the range? Now that would be efficient.

Sure, there are always single women hanging around the range

Years ago standing in line at the supermarket I (stupidly) picked up a woman's magazine a leafed through an article called "10 great places to meet great guys." It listed things like the supermarket, at the gym, on the train, the beach, a club, at work...

I keep thinking I'll write a new one. The shooting range, concourse d'elegance, NASCAR race, NBA basketball game, golf course, flying lessons, cigar club. Places that the other single women AREN'T.

[sealbeach]

Originally Posted by NiteQwill

I'm also curious on how you inform family members? I have a pretty close-knit family in Nevada, I mean, we literally celebrate every holiday, birthday, and any other party inbetween with each other, religiously. There are kids, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. How do you guys approach that scenario?

I don't inform my family members, (except my wife)-- they are all vegan, tree hugging, yogurt chugging, gun-hating, liberals.

If your family is of the liberal persuasion, I would suggest just keeping your trap shut, if they are a bunch of redneck, gun wielding, animal grilling, conservative folks, then ease into the conversation before you spill your guts over the whole thing--some people get really twitchy about the whole issue of YOU packing heat at their family gatherings. You can always tell them more later, but you cannot take your words back once you tell them all about it. Just my 2 cents...worth every penny you paid for it too!

[El Gato]

Query:

1) why date women who are afraid of guns? what is the point...

2) reference query 1


Warning:
When my wife and I started dating, I owned an indoor range...correction it owned me... so it wasn't an issue... didn't force it on her, just lead (pun intended) her along until now she is my partner in our business (firearms instruction) and in fact is a bigger draw for clients than I am... take it slow and only date potential spouses who have an open mind toward guns, you know, civil rights (the right to defend myself kinda civil rights) rights like life liberty and the pursuit of reloading supplies...but I digress...

So... start with civil rights.... yeah that's the ticket

[El Gato]

Originally Posted by sealbeach

I don't inform my family members, (except my wife)-- they are all vegan, tree hugging, yogurt chugging, gun-hating, liberals.

If your family is of the liberal persuasion, I would suggest just keeping your trap shut, if they are a bunch of redneck, gun wielding, animal grilling, conservative folks, then ease into the conversation before you spill your guts over the whole thing--some people get really twitchy about the whole issue of YOU packing heat at their family gatherings. You can always tell them more later, but you cannot take your words back once you tell them all about it. Just my 2 cents...worth every penny you paid for it too!

Liberals are just potential conservatives waiting to be converted...My sister in law was very nervous at family gatherings... there is an antique buffet at my mom's house where we all stack our guns at christmas etc.... until she was in a store during a gang shooting... at the mall... made a believer outa her real fast... and it only cost Bakersfield one dead gang-banger and two other bangers life in prison... sweet!

[CCWInstructor]

Originally Posted by 1buba

I wanna be there for that one! LOL

A lot of people were. I'm the one who asked.

[CCWInstructor]

Originally Posted by NiteQwill

I'm also curious on how you inform family members? I have a pretty close-knit family in Nevada, I mean, we literally celebrate every holiday, birthday, and any other party inbetween with each other, religiously. There are kids, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. How do you guys approach that scenario?

You need to ask Female Instructor that question. She doesn't go to her brothers house anymore. And he owns guns too!

[BonoVox]

Originally Posted by CCWInstructor

A lot of people were. I'm the one who asked.

I was a witness.

Now she shoots dimes out of the air!!

[Javaman]

Schedule a Death Wish 1-5 Marathon and if she is still talking to you at the end she is good to go!