TGO David

  Why exactly is he a douchebag?  :confused:

I wonder what shoes the fourth guy in from the left on the 1st row up is wearing...

Yep.  The flag.  That guy is winning it.

  Large quantity orders of anything take priority over small orders of anything.  It doesn't matter if we're talking about ammo or something else entirely, but some folks have to look for the boogeyman no matter what.   If you order 12 cases of ping-pong balls and Wal-Mart orders 200,000 cases of ping-pong balls, guess which order I am going to rush to fill first?

Just wanted to add, in case anyone else gets a case of tinfoil poisoning and decides to go full retard like this... I don't just play a forum Administrator on TV. I started this site, I own the site, I run the site. I'm not just "an" administrator, I'm the Administrator. And I'm note deleting anything. I'm leaving this out there like a head on a spike at the castle gate... a speed bump for stupidity. Here there be dragons, chief.

Bye.  :wave:

  This x100000.  Keep the weapon loaded.  Lock it away during the day if you need, but keep it loaded.  And I mean one in the chamber loaded.  It's useless to you if you can't deploy it, single handed, in the nick of time.  Don't fool yourself and think you're necessarily going to have time to wake up from your slumber and chamber a round before someone's already in your immediate vicinity.

  Yep.  I hadn't seen it until a few years ago myself.  It's kind of common in the IDPA circles too as a safety mechanism, for certain stages.  I figure that's where these folks saw it based on their videos.

  I've seen it taught in classes. Basic idea is to keep your weak hand away tucked in close and away from the firearm during the initial draw, bringing them together at the chest and punching out together.   The instructors who innovated that to begin with have started moving away from that and teaching "natural movement" where your weak hand meets your strong hand down near the belt where the firearm is being drawn from, and punching out together from there.  It's funny how you can kind of spot "tiers" in the instructor world by seeing who is still teaching concepts that the top tier instructors maybe taught a few years ago and have since moved away from while they continue to innovate.   The lower tiers of instructors kind of lag behind the times by a year or two it seems.   Anyway, you asked and that's why.

Eh... not sure about that.  NRA is the 300lb gorilla.  I've already had requests to add GOA, 2FA and a bunch of other crap.  I think I'm going to just leave it with NRA for now.  People know what that is.

  That's cool -- as long as you brought more drinks, we can always use a second shift.  :)

Yeah, I looked and I Googled.  You guys are endeavoring to be "professional vloggers" (video bloggers) and shooting is kind of the latest thing for you all.  If you're not looking for crap from people, the Internet is the wrong place for it.  A lot of us here have learned to keep our family out of the eye of the Internet for various reasons that you're probably not considering while you try to establish yourselves as YouTube celebrities.   Be careful with that.

  Agreed.  He looks about as comfortable carrying that sign as I would feel giving spongebaths at an Occupy Wallstreet camp.

Dude... you're late to the party.  This has been beaten up in at least one thread already.

  Wow dude, you're new here so I don't think you really know enough about TGO to call any of us assholes.  You can call me that if you want, but that just suggests you really don't want constructive criticism and just want subscribers to your video feed.  That's cool - I get it.  Nothing wrong with that.   My suggestion stands, though.  If you really want to do something for the "industry" and care about the "shooting sports" then maybe leverage the popularity of the videos to do more than just feature your wife shooting a gun.  Maybe use it as a podium to reach out to the women out there who think it's not for them, or that guns are the domain of men, or that guns are just scary and bad.  Sure, you're still going to get the 12 year old morons from Arfcom who live in their parents' basement and watch your videos because OMFG IT'S A REAL GIRL WITH A GUN!!!1 but you're also going to be reaching out past that pasty-white demographic and hitting the mark with people who need to be swayed.   I have confidence that you've acquired the MW3 players and lecherous old dudes as repeat audience members.  Shoot past that.  :)

  Don't be that guy.  Don't talk about shooting with a purse and then try to make me feel bad when I call you out about shooting in heels.  It doesn't work.  Now I'm going to have to insist that your wife punish you for this by taking a picture of you wearing heels and a purse.

  Don't post a video if you don't want feedback.  And don't package it the way you did here (aka "Beautiful wife shooting drills (video)") and not expect the trolls on Arfcom to come out to play.   If all you're after is putting up videos of you guys doing something you enjoy doing, more power to you.  People put videos of their cats playing in paper bags on Youtube for the same reason.  At least this video had guns.

  How do you feel about shooting in heels?  :squint:

We're sitting here debating whether it's an R or a K and the bottom line is this picture got picked up by the media and run with because this jackass was there with that sign and it says exactly what the media wants people to think about gun owners.  That we're itching to mow down a bunch of fascists.

Warning: Constructive Criticism Ahead   So... what's the point of the video or subscriptions?  I'm trying to figure out what your angle is here because this video itself just seems like a "Hey come look at this girl shooting a gun".  The target audience for that is what exactly?  Creepy dudes who aren't legally allowed within 100 yards of a real woman?   Even the way you promoted the video seems almost exploitative.   Are you guys going somewhere with this or just hoping to become the next Hickock45?  Why not do something productive and use it as a channel to draw more females into shooting?  This video just seems like simple voyeurism.

  Nein.  Stella is good but there are so many craft beers that are so much better.  Do you prefer lighter or darker beers?  Any particular style?

  Yep - it is indeed better than regular Guinness.   I'm a major beer snob and typically the darker and higher ABV, the better.  I'll have to start a list of things I think people should try and compare notes with my fellow hopheads.  Dark beer and small batch bourbons are my thing.

Welcome to TGO!

We've got 1000 more coming!  :)

  Nah, I'm just a guy who thinks too much and has spent a lot of time observing people in the wild.  The psychology of why people do things fascinates me and irritates me at the same time.  I'd never be a good therapist as the result of the latter.  I'd probably be like the Gunny in that GEICO commercial.   What I wish were the case is if open carry didn't raise an eyebrow.  If society would get past it's retarded view of firearms as being "scary" and not even pay that person a second thought.  Unfortunately society has relegated the wearing of arms to a time past and feels that we are so civilized now that it's just not necessary.  That whole "thin veneer of civility" thing keeps people from noticing just how uncivilized this world is and how needed the implements of self defense really are.  People want to believe that guns aren't necessary because they want to feel safe.  Those people have their collective head in the sand because they don't want to feel like they can't walk into a convenience store at night without the risk of getting held up in an armed robbery.  They don't want to believe that there's a certain danger in walking down Printer's Alley in Nashville at 11pm because they might get mugged.  They don't want to see the world as it really is because then they'd have to worry.   Like I said in another post, there's a reason why so many anti-gun leftists suddenly change their mind after they've been beaten half to death in a mugging, or sexually assaulted in a parking garage late at night.  Suddenly they see the world for what it is and realize that the only person who can keep them from ever being a victim again is them.   Until their eyes are opened to the truth of things, seeing guns on people's hips is a reminder that they don't want.  A reminder that there are bad people in the world that want to do bad things to the rest of us, and sometimes a gun is what it takes to keep that from happening.