twoblink
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Well..
So the soldiers I teach english to, started ask me questions about english names for gun parts..
Guess what 2 out of the 3 hours of English covered??
handguns, rifles, and bullets.
We covered obscure things like crimping, to sling rivots, to extractors to gas piston rods etc..
I changed the mind of all the Sergents. Their biggest complaint about civilian gun ownership is that they do not believe that a civilian can know as much about guns as a "trained" military personale. Guess who showed them wrong!!
They were shocked I knew all the internal parts of guns. They were suprised I knew basic concepts in shooting; how to take apart a gun, how a gun works, etc..
So now they support private gun ownership, as I proved to them, that a non-GI can know as much (if not more) than they do about guns.
So now, at least on that military base, all the Sergents are pro-RKBA...
So the soldiers I teach english to, started ask me questions about english names for gun parts..
Guess what 2 out of the 3 hours of English covered??
handguns, rifles, and bullets.
We covered obscure things like crimping, to sling rivots, to extractors to gas piston rods etc..
I changed the mind of all the Sergents. Their biggest complaint about civilian gun ownership is that they do not believe that a civilian can know as much about guns as a "trained" military personale. Guess who showed them wrong!!
They were shocked I knew all the internal parts of guns. They were suprised I knew basic concepts in shooting; how to take apart a gun, how a gun works, etc..
So now they support private gun ownership, as I proved to them, that a non-GI can know as much (if not more) than they do about guns.
So now, at least on that military base, all the Sergents are pro-RKBA...