What do my fellow gun enthusiasts do for a living?

[GJgo]

I work in the automotive aftermarket doing dyno tuning and tech support- mostly for turbo systems running standalone ECUs.

I don't hate the guy who is a fly fishing instructor- that's one my other hobbies in my free time.

 

[roguejestyr]

Navy Chief Electrician's Mate.

 

[Davo]

Paramedic, student, future Physicians assistant.
(Hey that rhymes)

 

[TheReeves]

Weird, I didn't think I'd be the SECOND Volvo Trucks employee to post in this thread.

I'm always looking for a better way to get rich quick and fund my hobbies.

 

[Rayden]

Energy consultant.

 

[oblivion]

professor of clinical psychology at a major university for 35 years

 

[Buzzbox]

I'm a certified welder, used to do custom fabrication for the entertainment industry. Since moving to MA, I do high-end renovation.

 

[mccook8]

Supervisor of human waste management.

(police sergeant)

 

[molonlabe28]

Tax lawyer.

 

[The Annoyed Man]

Pre-Press graphics for a small printing company.

 

[QUICK_DRAW_McGRAW]

automotive technician, taking a break for now and working warehouse jobs. i love the hours 4am to 2pm then i have the rest of the day to spend at the range if i want.

 

[3pairs12]

was service manager for electrical outfit, now stay at home dad for a year.

 

[cindynles]

Bio-Medical Quality Engineer

 

[Emfuser]

Professional THR Lurker

Part-time nuclear engineer

 

[WC145]

Respiratory therapist and LEO - constable and shellfish warden for a small town on the coast of Maine.

 

[paratroop23]

Soldier

 

[Rumble]

Academic librarian (sciences, specifically)

 

[Baldy518]

1) Full Time:Lab Manager in an Environmental Laboratory
2) Part Time: Security Agent
3) Volunteer as an NRA Certified Pistol Instructor at my local sportsmen's club. Number 3 does not pay any bills, but I enjoy it and it helps the club (and the students)

 

[marshuff]

University Professor

 

[MAURICE]

Law Enforcement/Drug Treatment for the Arkansas Department of Community Correction. Sergeant, but I do not answer to security staff, nor am I a uniformed officer. We typically have first time, non-violent offenders with drug problems sentenced to us. They spend 9 months to a couple of years with us where we pretty much brain wash them into leading a drug and crime free lifestyle.

Sounded like hugs for thugs when I started and I was very skeptical. What is impressive is that it actually works. We have less than 20% recidivism, which is 40-50% less than the alternative which is good old fashioned prison (where I used to work).

 

[H1500308]

Pilot

 

[lasertech]

Optical Engineering Assistant.

 

[Sommerled]

Surgeon now, former Navy.

Jealous of you who retired at the same age I finished my training!

 

[roscoe]

Paleoanthropologist

 

[DSAPT9]

Last 3 years as a Harley Davidson Technician but just changed jobs and now I a Maintenance Technician for an office furniture factory.