entropy
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I hear ya, Zaire! My youngest son rats me out to his Mom erevry time. As long as my bills get paid, she just rolls her eyes.
I usually hide it from the wife. Then when she goes to work and the kids aren't up yet I get it out and clean it and fondle it. The last 2 times my 5 year old son got up and caughtme. He mentioned it to my wife both times. I've tried to explain the rule of men to him but he just doesn't get it yet.
Read the manual, then fondling/cleaning. Then shooting followed by more fondling/cleaning.
Yup. I'm guessing the "true" cost of a new firearms is double what you spend on it, before its really "part of the family."Then starts the hidden cost of a new firearm. Buy ammo. Buy holsters. Buy dies. Buy conversion kit. Slip off to the range every chance I get.
No kidding. When I got my last gun, I already had custom grips and a holster on order.Then starts the hidden cost of a new firearm. Buy ammo. Buy holsters...