The longest unit of time is...

[Officers'Wife]

No, the definition of forever is driving through Kansas with a three year old and a one year old. Usually the time between purchase of a firearm and pick up is spent buying ammunition... Unless hubby is with me and then the counter guy has to wait on him checking the price on everything in the store. I can't take him anywhere.

 

[gspn]

No, the definition of forever is driving through Kansas with a three year old and a one year old. (

OK...you win...that would seem like longer.

 

[Rush_Fan]

I imagine that the longest unit of time is the length of your prison sentence, however long it might be.

 

[vagunmonkey]

How about the time it takes for 22lr to show up on the shelves at a reasonable price?

 

[PavePusher]

Well, here in Arizona, that's about 5 minutes, on average.

Heck, it takes longer to get myself organized for the drive into town....

 

[bdickens]

I think I had to wait five minutes once.

 

[Dframe]

The longest unit of time occurrs in a flintlock between the time you pull the trigger and the gun discharges. Click, Whoosh, boom!

 

[lumpylead]

To anyone that has a waiting period for their firearms, I would suggest leaving the state if at all possible. My thoughts go out to all of you.

 

[Warp]

Christmas Eve as a young child.

 

[DNS]

Time until retirement.
A fella could die just waiting.:banghead:

 

[Ryanxia]

An intelligent theory good sir. However I submit that the longest unit of time is from when I see it in a movie/on TV and when I buy one.

I further submit that the second longest unit of time is when you must choose a gun to get rid of in order to fund the above mentioned new one.

 

[gspn]

I further submit that the second longest unit of time is when you must choose a gun to get rid of in order to fund the above mentioned new one.

Whoa...I have yet to experience that one...crossing my fingers as I type (not easy to do either).

 

[OneWound]

IMHO, the longest unit of time someone's last box if they are running 100 straight for their first time!

 

[NorthBorder]

For me, the longest time is asking my wife if I can get a new gun and she approves it. Ironically, the shortest time is when she says "no". She is kinda like the "middleman", so in the interest of economy I learned to just cut out the middleman.

 

[MaterDei]

The time between the exit and the canopy check. Blue Skies!

 

[rondog]

In my life, it's the time it takes for my wife to go from angry to "normal". Been going on 26 years so far.....

The time between the exit and the canopy check. Blue Skies!

I remember those days! I always thought that time was too short though. Wished I could freefall for several minutes.

 

[jim243]

And here I thought it was waiting for 22 LR to get back in stock. (LOL)

Jim