You might be a 'gun nut' if....

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...if you've waited at the time clock for it to change to 7:57 before clocking in
...or just carried an empty brass of your favorite cartridge in your pocket
...stopped pumping gas just because the total hit $19.11
...caught yourself guessing yardage to distant objects
 
If the only reason you watch C.O.P.S. is to catch an occassional glimpse at their hardware.

and

If you can name the piece by make and model when it gets flashed.
 
If one of your co-works who was in the army tells you that "I've learned more about guns from you in the last hour than when I was in the Army."

You stand out in 20 degree weather, at 4:30 a.m. just to show off your "toy box".

Your friends and co-works ask if there is anything new in the "toy box" today.

You HAVE a "toy box"

You hold one or more of your non-carry guns per day, just for fun.

"toy box" is my range box, 10 drawer tool box, I out grew my range bag.
 
You might be a gun nut if:

You hear the term decocker and don't think of castration.

You read a post about understroking the pump, and how important it is to ram it hard, and you don't immediately report the thread for obscene language.
 
I know the military has a regulation against using engine oil as a sex lubricant, I dont think there is a regulation about using CLP though. :rolleyes:
 
You might be a gun nut if...

....Your idea of a romantic Valentines Day is to curl up on the couch with your AR and watch a classic romantic movie such as Apocalypse Now...and you also have a bottle of gun oil and a towel handy in case things progress.

....and then afterwards you feel guilty for cheating on the other guns.


....you automatically think of "gun" when someone starts to quote the one Ten Commandment that starts off with "...thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's _____"


....you notice that a majority of the officers on COPS have their finger on the trigger when they draw their weapon.


....you consider pants without cargo pockets a bad tactical decision.



.....you have extra loaded magazines all over your vehicle.



....during the division of assets for your divorce settlement, you opted for the firearms instead of the furniture.



....you need to read fresh gun magazine material to keep you "regular".




.....your wife is more anxious than you are for new gun magazines to come in the mail because she knows that they put you "in the mood".



....your 5 and 6 y/o children know the names, model numbers, and caliber of all of your firearms.



....you have a 4 y/o who can field strip an AR, and tell the name of all the parts while doing it.


....the same kid likes to unload magazines and reload them as a fun activity while watching cartoons.



....the same 4y/o points out to you that you just swept your other son who was across the room.



....you are so happy that you cry because your child is excited that he just learned how to rack the slide on the glock so that he can practice dry-firing while watching cartoons. (of course, son, you can aim at Dora...) :evil:



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Well, it looks like this post has run it's course. Time for the admin to shut it down :barf:
 
Before responding to your neighborhood the police ask you to unload.
Your neighbors call you before the police
Your biggest problem in home defense is picking which gun to use.
You turn down a romantic night with the wife to clean your guns, and they were cleaned twice already
Your kids want to take their guns for show-and-tell.
Your kids hand you their gun before climbing on the bus and forget to clean the blood off (squirrel) their hands.
You get a phone call from the school telling you that your daughter is speaking inappropriately of shooting and you pull her out for a groundhog hunting day.
Your kids are better at shooting than the average soldier.
You aren't panicking after the election because you already got it covered.
 
Ha, I purchased a .410 shotgun because a friend had given me 40 rounds of .410. When my wife asked me about the new gun i told her "I have had this thing for years its been sitting in the back of the gun safe" she bought it!!!!
 
You use winchester 231 as a steak rub.

You buy family members guns just so you can count them in the overall arsenal that is your home.

Your parents knock and identify themselves before attempting to enter your room.

You work for a gun dealer/smith for no money just so you can fondle the guns that come through the store.

You live in California and you still buy guns.
 
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