In the nature of Mossy, Remy, Shottie....

[funkymonkey1111]

and any other teenage girl sounding terms for firearms that I can't think of right now--do you, the user of such terms, use them in oral conversations, or are these terms simply reserved for forum-speak?

[BPTactical]

Bushy



It has different connotations

[Zombie Steve]

Brownie?

[funkymonkey1111]

i can't believe i forgot Bushy!

Brownie is a new one to me.

the odd thing to me on some of these cutesy phrases is they don't save any effort on syllables--"mossy" is two, just like Mossberg. "shottie" is two, just like shotgun.

[Zombie Steve]

i can't believe i forgot Bushy!

Brownie is a new one to me.

the odd thing to me on some of these cutesy phrases is they don't save any effort on syllables--"mossy" is two, just like Mossberg. "shottie" is two, just like shotgun.

Me too.

[Great-Kazoo]

Me too.

less oxygen used on mossE than mossBERG. exhale and time it. go on
E......BERG...................................... see more C2O2. Now wonder the air quality sucks. To many people using the full name vs, "chick" names for a gun.
WHERE THE HELL IS GORE?????? Someone needs to address this. One more reason to ban guns, The Environment.

[sniper7]

My roog. Really RUG short for Ruger but pronounced ROOG

Ima go load my clips and throw some rounds downrange with my gat 9 and my Roog shottie

[BPTactical]

Springy

[Irving]

I heard someone call a shotgun a "gauge" several times yesterday.

[02ducky]

I heard someone call a shotgun a "gauge" several times yesterday.

You gotta get out of the hood yo