A good place to avoid in SC...
by Rob Leahy 
, Prescott, Arizona, Tuesday, March 18, 2014, 10:40 (3895 days ago)
http://bearingarms.com/clemson-pub-bashes-concealed-carry-permit-holders-with-predictab...
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Of the Troops & For the Troops
I get and respect a bar not wanting guns inside
Guns and alcohol don't mix after all, but calling guys out in such a incredibly unprofessional way just isn't very smart to say the least. I would love to see how the place is doing here in about 6 months after this little rocket scientist sign washes out.
I figure if you can handle your booze and go have a beer with your heater still on you but you don't cause issues you probably are not who the sign was for anyways...
Elmer Keith mixed alcohol and firearms
in moderation of course, and his shooting improved. I figure if you can have a drink and drive a car safely, you can have a drink and handle a gun safely. Not that an attorney wouldn't have a field day with it afterwards.
an old trick from the Bullseye shooters, no kidding
by Miles Fortis , CIVITATES AMERICAE, Wednesday, March 19, 2014, 17:58 (3894 days ago) @ cubrock
Was a (1) shot of your favorite medicinal hundred proof bourbon right when your relay was called.
By the time the first "ready" was singing out, things seemed to settle down a bit.
For some reason unbeknownst to God and man, by the late 80's, the military was quite serious about no alcohol past midnight if you were shooting the next day.
A couple buddies and I experimented a bit on a camping trip
on private property (and just the three of us - group each of us trusts his wife and life with). We compared groups and long-range hits on steel before a drink and after. Our shooting improved noticeably after the drink. I think we were using 80 or 90 proof whiskey. This was after two of us had read and discussed Elmer Keith relating a team at Camp Perry sneaking a drink in before their matches and clobbering everyone else's scores. We wanted to see if he was right. He was.
it went on at least well into the late 70's
by Miles Fortis , CIVITATES AMERICAE, Wednesday, March 19, 2014, 18:13 (3894 days ago) @ cubrock
My coach at the AMU (Nation Champion Bonnie Harmon http://www.militarymarksmanship.org/tapsharmon.htm {geez, he was younger than I am when he was my coach!}) was shooting the breeze with us one day and the trick was mentioned in passing.
A couple buddies and I experimented a bit on a camping trip
by Slow Hand , Indiana, Thursday, March 20, 2014, 06:08 (3893 days ago) @ cubrock
When I was taking welding class in my apprenticeship, I found I was much smoother if I had a beer or two before class. I had an hour to kill between work and class and a group of us hit a local bar one night. I was normally very tense and rigid when welding, but that night after having a couple, my welds were much smoother and looked a lot better!
A couple buddies and I experimented a bit on a camping trip
by Tom Richardson , Clarksville, Arkansas, Thursday, March 20, 2014, 10:01 (3893 days ago) @ Slow Hand
Works the same way with women, except at time it take more beer.
When I was taking welding class in my apprenticeship, I found I was much smoother if I had a beer or two before class. I had an hour to kill between work and class and a group of us hit a local bar one night. I was normally very tense and rigid when welding, but that night after having a couple, my welds were much smoother and looked a lot better!
I think that's called 'Beer Goggles' as opposed to
by Miles Fortis , CIVITATES AMERICAE, Thursday, March 20, 2014, 17:16 (3893 days ago) @ Tom Richardson
Welding Goggles.