Walmart - Stupid People Rant...

[Mtn.man]

maybe we can all get together and get wally world to start placing some mounts in the sporting goods area?????

[GhostRider]

Its ok if they are stupid. They won't have the right ammo when the zombies come

[68Charger]

here, this may help with your amusement...

[theGinsue]

maybe we can all get together and get wally world to start placing some mounts in the sporting goods area?????

Mounts? Of stupid customers? (fingers crossed and mumbling "say YES, say YES!")

here, this may help with your amusement...

68Charger - Do I win anything if I cover all of the squares in just one visit?

[gnihcraes]

I like the bingo card, it's all too true. Wouldn't take long to fill out the card at my local wally world...
kc.

[Mtn.man]

[quote=theGinsue;104131]Mounts? Of stupid customers? (fingers crossed and mumbling "say YES, say YES!")



Zactly...

reminds me of that movie Mr Mom...

"you killed him? what did you use 38?"

"38, 39 whatever it takes"

[sniper_tim]

We should all get together and write our congressperson recomending they create laws to ban the sale of ammunition and guns so that nobody gets hurt.

Recent bumper sticker sighting: "Stupid should Hurt".

This thread is the reason i avoid public shooting venues on weekends.

Cheers

[Rickyj]

Having worked for a little bit on the "other side" of the counter, I can say that it seems nothing is more prone to testosterone based posturing despite the fact the person knows absolutely nothing. Even worse than that is the person who knows just a little bit. Everything from "12 gauges are more accurate because they are bigger than a rifle round" - as advice on why not to buy a .308 rifle, to "I usually hunt from about 800 yards" as advice on why a tasco scope is needed on that 10/22, to "a 45 would bounce off of you after 50 feet" on why a 1911 isn't too dangerous and a poor choice for self defense.

Main thing is that now I won't offer any advice unless I am specifically asked by the person. Up to that point my opinion isn't wanted (even if it is needed) and I am happier pretending I barely know what the dangerous end of the gun is. Too often if you break that first rule you end up getting frustrated or hearing about how this guys uncle shoots accurately over a mile at quarters with an AK while standing on one foot on the hood of a moving car.

[atrdriver1]

I am so sympathetic. I really try hard not to be the guy who sticks his nose in, but...

[bjl913]

Too often if you break that first rule you end up getting frustrated or hearing about how this guys uncle shoots accurately over a mile at quarters with an AK while standing on one foot on the hood of a moving car.

you cant do that?

I heard a guy saying that he needs all the .308 brass he can get so he can reload his 30-06 for cheaper... wow... i think he was thinking 38spc for his 357? I was amazed on that one! Unfortunately there are way too many Walmart Special Forces Warriors out there... Just gotta sit back, and try not to giggle when you read about that guy in the paper!

the other one i love to hear is guys thinking the the more grains it says it is on the box, the hotter load it is! "oh i was shooting some 350 grain hotloads out of my .44 the other day! that thing is a wrist breaker!"