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misterlarry wrote:Congratulations! I'm still working on my wife as well for buying an AR15. Any trade secrets that you would be willing to share? Thanks.

VMI77 wrote:

C-dub wrote:

rotor wrote:Then it will be an AK 47, then an AR 10 ( or equivalent), who knows where it will stop. Don't even think about sporting clays.

Be careful, this is so true. I bought my M4 a couple years ago and at that time had no interest in a shotgun. Only 3-4 months later I bought a Benelli M2 3-gun model. I also have shot a few AR-10's and didn't think I would ever want one. I have passed up on a few really nice ones sold on this forum, but couldn't on one put up for sale about a month ago and got a really nice one from a friend and forum member. The only one of the above mentioned firearms I don't have yet is an AK. All I can say is that at this time I do not have any interest in one, but it looks like it may be inevitable and is only a matter of time.

Come on now, AKs are a blast to shoot...you NEED one.

PaJ wrote:PawPaw I used to live in Frisco. I am in the Houston area now. But who knows. Hopefully I can join you sometime. I grew up hunting ducks and have shot skeet a couple of times so that would be a lot of fun.

PaJ wrote:

C-dub wrote:Nice job. Good patience. Usually, most folks with good common sense will come around if not pushed.

Wait. Common sense? You clearly haven't met my wife. I would rather believe it was my charm and great physique.

Shotgun? Sporting clays? Time to start working on a new goal. I see 3 gun tournaments in my future.

rotor wrote:Then it will be an AK 47, then an AR 10 ( or equivalent), who knows where it will stop. Don't even think about sporting clays.