I'm aware of this, Mr Beard, but all I'm saying is, as long as you keep your finger off the trigger, you can do with a revolver pretty much anything you like. That's one of the advantages of a revolver. You can chuck it down the stairs and it still won't go off.Handgun safety says you unload it unless you're going to shoot something or you're storing it in a holster, for defense, Mr Waffles.
I don't play gunslinger in front of a mirror, thankyouverymuch. I'll leave that to the Kriglochs of this world.If you're going to play gunslinger, clear the chamber.
S&W Model 64, 4", .38. Pretty standard stuff really.
Errr... do yourself a favor, don't go there and say that. If you have experience in the military, then say that, but don't say "I've used just about every type of firearm", because they'll think you're one of those cowboy/pseudo-Rambo types that the sector desperately tries to avoid. Communication skills are far more important.
Pics or it didn't happen.
Harassing a colleague at his guard post at work (me on left)
Hopelijk stinkt het niet te hardI can smell the hot Flemish accent all the way to Arlington!!
No worries, if there's anything you need to know, just ask.
Hopelijk stinkt het niet te hard
And it means the same thing in my language
The sidearm isn't too big, it's being bumped up by the chair he's sitting on, that's why it looks so big. But yeah, he's little ^_^Dude on the right seems to have a sidearm to big for him. Also, not a team player in the finger department.
You know, you'll probably fling poo at me for this, but I've heard that quite a few times before actually. Not saying I'm on the level of DiCaprio, appearance-wise, but the structures of my face and his are quite alike.
