Time to resurrect an old thread that still makes me laugh when I read it.
Two new ones:
Exhibit A
When you are in the gunstore and the owner pulls out a scope to show to a gentleman customer and the customer asks him what the scope is. The owner starts muttering to himself about what he thinks it is and is reaching for his order catalog to check it out; Without thinking, you open your magnificent piehole and inform him that it is a Tasco 6-24x42mm Varmint Series with a Mil-Dot reticle. You have one and it has your personal recommendation because it works great on your .270.
LOL maybe it was not that bad. Still funny though.
Exhibit B
You are moving to your first apartment because you are getting married and realize just how much reloading tools, accessories, and components that you really have.
1) A five gallon bucket full of various brass.
2) Four reloading presses.
3) 16 lbs of gun powder.
4) 6,000 plus primers.
5) 5,000 bullets or so.
6) Currently reload 10 calibers and gauges.
Now some of you out there say, "That is not that much, I have a whole basement Armory." Just remember, this "unnamed individual" is still in college and still does not have that degree yet with a regular full-time job. Being 22, broke, and in college stinks.
"Honey, we might need that 14 ft Uhaul, the 10 ft one will not cut it."
It's fun to be a gun-nut!