"Hootactical"....hahahaha
And here I thought I'd never be one of The Cool Kids.
I got a survey request from Blackhawk! (The World's Foremost Supplier of Exclamation Points!) wanting to know my CCW practices and preferences.
One of their questions was if I owned a handgun. I responded positively.
Later on, they asked how many of the following "tactical" things I owned, with a list. I selected 'None of the above'...usually 'tactical' serves as a warning for me to stay away.
This prompted a system error which stated, in effect, 'Look, you told us you have a handgun, you should have selected that in our list.'
Wow, and here I never knew my handgun(s) were tactical.
Now, where'd I put my 5.11 catalog.....
LOL...
You obviously need some tactical black buffalo horn grips... yeah, that's the ticket!
We want tom see a picatenny rail on a Single Six,
I swear I am going to buy one of those Mossberg lever guns with the railand M4 stock just to show off 20 years from now...
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Of the Troops & For the Troops
Once upon a time, they were!
Tactical - No. Strategic - Ain't Saying.
Tactical Smatactical.
Survey
I took their survey, I'm sure my ideas for future selections will be ignored. I asked for a 4" Redhawk in 480 Ruger, a GP100 in 44 Special, a #1 in 454, a M77 in 454 and 480, and I forget the last one. Don't recall the tactical question, I have no "tactical" gear, just good old defensive weapons.
Chess strategy is tactical, so my boys tell me.
They play without any secret pockets or Molle straps.
"Hootactical"? Mebbe in cigars, but that's as far it goes.
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"Hootactical"....hahahaha
Hoot, your not tactical, your just a cool old handgunner that smokes a great cigar.
LOL...
Those horns were tactical when they were on the buffalo by Ned!
Have been told even a chair can be tactical...
with proper application. You may be way more cool than you thought.
I used to be tactical
in my younger days. Nowadays I'm mostly administrative.......
It is crazy how they call everything tactical now - probably
Tactical underwear and toothbrushes somewhere