(the answer was no)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkEf_qD8ajY

"When I meet someone who is anti-gun, I stab them."

sounds like the appropriate response

I ponder whether my pacing is more a result of adhd or anxiety

https://i.imgur.com/6rZ8g8R.jpg

key word here being more

I prefer to think of my pacing as "Active body, active mind" style brainstorming

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/337276032971440139/469703022277165056/TrashTalk.png

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayd4sxW_RUA

Because I'm loaded with my Tuscandero Ticondas

And I don't wanna shoot my Ticondas

**Forgotten Weapons** Uploaded a new youtube video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrKhJC35QRA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1010NIG8Pfc

Pretty

I have to ask. I've always wanted to know why the fire arm community has a style of dress that's akin to special forces operators - or is it the other way around? American flag baseball cap, cammo/black gloves, high speed sunglasses, you get the idea.

They are hunters and wannabe hunters

Also, it's called tacticool

Cool operator factor + just sheer convenience of milspec pockets

Military stuff is comfy, infinitely adjustible, and lasts forever (unless made out of chineesium)

Ha! I beg to differ. I've spent several years in combat arms and that shit is way uncomfortable.

But it is durable, I'll give you that.

I get ya. Standard issue stuff often sucks. Pardon my confusing statement.

its 70% tacticool factor

Mostly the uniform. It

What I meant is an aftermarket mil stuff

It's the only job I had where I would wear a t-shirt, jacket, long pants and boots in 100 degree weather. haha

I kinda cringe at tacticool, but had I the freedom to gun I'd probably buy tacticool stuff too

hypocritical, maybe. But I'll own it

hey, we all make fun of rednecks and their toys.... but they do have some of the best toys

But to my question, I really wonder which came first. Did SF operator fashion culture influence the civilian sport shooting culture or the other way around. Maybe we will never know, but I always think of weird shit like that.

i technically answered that

hunters came first

Makes sense I suppose

I'll browse the current Bow Hunting magazines at my local barber shop and every person looks like they are ready to raid a building.

Commando gear came from the competition shooting groups in USA, then it got fashionable and came back into the sports

It's a back-and-forth that I'd guess has no particular definitive starting point

Competitions influence army gear, and army gear influences sports shooting

Yea, makes sense. It's trivial but I've always wondered that.

Oh I left out the hunters

They are in that cycle too. It is a triangle