Shortcuts, or I never have been the brightest light in the string

[Empty Quiver]

Today I figured out that the little paper thing at the end of the topic header will take me to the very end. That dang thing is handy as a pocket on a shirt.


Now fellas would you be able to help a simple minded fella out? Point out a few other things I likely have missed. Trust me, I won't be embarrassed.


For example why does my font size shrink in the middle of nowhere and for no apparent reason. Why is my time zone correct but the time is off by several hours? Is this site the cause of my beard going gray?

[Ranger99]

caint answer any of that. . .
i too am blessed with an overabundance
of simple mindedness.


i've always wanted to know- in
your little picture dealybob on the left
how do you keep shooting without
changing magazines?


is that one of those evil feinstein mags?

[bobg]

   Thanks Empty Quiver. I never noticed the little paper thing before. I have a fear of clicking on things i don't know what they are. Done that before and came up with things i don't care to see again.

[Empty Quiver]

caint answer any of that. . .
i too am blessed with an overabundance
of simple mindedness.


i've always wanted to know- in
your little picture dealybob on the left
how do you keep shooting without
changing magazines?


is that one of those evil feinstein mags?

You sir are closer than you think. That particular Glock came from a movie studio in Hollywood, Ca. You might recognize it as the one carried by a few different leading men in action thrillers.


It doesn't have any bullets.   The grip has a large battery and the slide is actuated by electro magnets. A small reservoir of kerosene diesels off upon the slide moving and provide the noise and smoke. After a few strokes it goes nearly full auto, much like a pile driver. If it gets too hot you actuate the mag release and it acts as a compression release, and it quits cycling.


This is the source of the Ca. Senators confusion about guns. She only handles them in movie theaters, and TV studios.