lprgcFrank
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My home club in PA Lower Providence Rod & Gun Club (LPRGC) and my first name
My home club in PA Lower Providence Rod & Gun Club (LPRGC) and my first name
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How Did People Choose their OCDO Handles?
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XD Owner
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Opie, Welcome! I am flattered at how many people have responded to my question. This is a great on-line community!
Best regards,
XD Owner
Opie, Welcome! I am flattered at how many people have responded to my question. This is a great on-line community!
Best regards,
XD Owner
jimwyant
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novaccw wrote:
novaccw wrote:
I know this is a late post and off thread, but I wanted to make sure everyone understood that my original "redneck" post was meant to be humorous. I am proud to be a redneck, (yes, it is possible to be a redneck and drive a BMW), but am equally proud to call all gun totin' folks (criminals exculded, of course) my brothers in arms, regardless of their background or domicile. I just returned from the Peoples Republik of Kalifornia, and must say that I have never felt more naked or vulnerable than I did during the past week. Thank God I'm back in the land of freedom!!
zoom6zoom
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I'm not sure who runs it... but is sure is overrun with Virginians!
TEX1N
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zoom6zoom wrote:
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zoom6zoom wrote:
John Pierce runs OCDO, and he lives in Bristol, VA. There are also a lot of VCDL members on this forum, I think that adds to the number of Virginians on OCDO (or in my case, Texans living in VA
).Vincent
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It's my fathers' middle name. Hegave me my first gun when I was 12 yrs. old, A Daisy Red Rider, to the chagrin of my mom.Heset up a target inour basement and taught me proper gun handling in a very safe way. Funny, he diedback in1982 and I still haven't completely gotten over it. Guess people just mourn their loss in different ways.
It's my fathers' middle name. Hegave me my first gun when I was 12 yrs. old, A Daisy Red Rider, to the chagrin of my mom.Heset up a target inour basement and taught me proper gun handling in a very safe way. Funny, he diedback in1982 and I still haven't completely gotten over it. Guess people just mourn their loss in different ways.
ConditionThree
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cs9c1 wrote:
If youre aim is straight enough, one round is all you need.
Incidentally, that sounds like another good handle... Of course there'sa fellow on another board I frequent, who's taken this accuracy tack, taking the name 1inchgrp.
cs9c1 wrote:
If youre aim is straight enough, one round is all you need.
Incidentally, that sounds like another good handle... Of course there'sa fellow on another board I frequent, who's taken this accuracy tack, taking the name 1inchgrp.
DeerForce1
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I named myself after my truck. We were sitting around 1 evening after deer hunting all day & started talking about trucks. One of the guys noticed the way my BroncoII was set up for hunting with the rear seats folded down, a platform in the back to hide gun & bow cases under, the way the coolers fit in the back, the hitch haul rack i built & stuff like that. Someone said it was the Airforce 1 of deer hunting & someone else said that made it "DeerForce1". The name stuck to the truck from there on out & i just adopted it for use on any of the web sites i go too.
If you see a DeerForce1 some where else it's me.
Jim certainlyi took no offence to the redneck comment after all my picture should be next to the word redneck in the dictionary. I do have to say that you do lose a few redneck points driving a BMW.....................................................DF1
I named myself after my truck. We were sitting around 1 evening after deer hunting all day & started talking about trucks. One of the guys noticed the way my BroncoII was set up for hunting with the rear seats folded down, a platform in the back to hide gun & bow cases under, the way the coolers fit in the back, the hitch haul rack i built & stuff like that. Someone said it was the Airforce 1 of deer hunting & someone else said that made it "DeerForce1". The name stuck to the truck from there on out & i just adopted it for use on any of the web sites i go too.
If you see a DeerForce1 some where else it's me.
Jim certainlyi took no offence to the redneck comment after all my picture should be next to the word redneck in the dictionary. I do have to say that you do lose a few redneck points driving a BMW
.....................................................DF1Big Daddy 45acp
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6'4", 365lbs, former Semi-Pro football player. A 45 is usually the SMALLEST caliber I carry.
6'4", 365lbs, former Semi-Pro football player. A 45 is usually the SMALLEST caliber I carry.
jimwyant
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DeerForce1 wrote:
Yeah, I know, but how many BMW's do you see driving around with NRA and rebel flag decals stuck to the back glass?
DeerForce1 wrote:
I do have to say that you do lose a few redneck points driving a BMW
Yeah, I know, but how many BMW's do you see driving around with NRA and rebel flag decals stuck to the back glass?
357luvr
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I used to be a big pothead so most of my other screen names have 420 in them. For those of you who don't know, 420 is like the magic number for potheads. Don't ask me to explain it because I don't know why that is. Anyway, I've given up drugs for good (yay for me) and gotten back into guns. I love the 357 magnum and the 357 Sig calibers so it was an easy choice for me.
Please don't judge me about being an ex-pothead. I made a mistake in my past, as all of us musthave, and am now doing everything I can to be a responsible and active member of society. I'm tempted to not even post this but I think you guys (and gals) are a more accepting bunch of people who won't hold this over me. Please don't disappoint me.
I used to be a big pothead so most of my other screen names have 420 in them. For those of you who don't know, 420 is like the magic number for potheads. Don't ask me to explain it because I don't know why that is. Anyway, I've given up drugs for good (yay for me) and gotten back into guns. I love the 357 magnum and the 357 Sig calibers so it was an easy choice for me.
Please don't judge me about being an ex-pothead. I made a mistake in my past, as all of us musthave, and am now doing everything I can to be a responsible and active member of society. I'm tempted to not even post this but I think you guys (and gals) are a more accepting bunch of people who won't hold this over me. Please don't disappoint me.
Raptor
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Nobody's perfect.
Nobody's perfect.
ProguninTN
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That is good that you're clean now. I have never shot a .357 SIG, so I can't say much there. However, I can share your appreciation for the .357 Magnum.
ProguninTN
That is good that you're clean now. I have never shot a .357 SIG, so I can't say much there. However, I can share your appreciation for the .357 Magnum.
ProguninTN
IanB
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A girl I was dating brought up the idea of streaking through the neighborhood (yes, we were drunk) after seeing a movie (Old School, Will Ferrell) and started thinking about what could be more embarrassing. I replied shoplifting while naked. The name stuck.
A girl I was dating brought up the idea of streaking through the neighborhood (yes, we were drunk) after seeing a movie (Old School, Will Ferrell) and started thinking about what could be more embarrassing. I replied shoplifting while naked. The name stuck.
72Malibu
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Mine's one that I used just about everywhere online as a handle, or a variation thereof (talk about a trail huh?).
Mine was originally inspired by my 1972 Chevelle Malibu that I got when I was 15 that's still a work in progress. Work, no garage, house and family get in the way of me finishing it, or getting it close to where I want it to be.
Mine's one that I used just about everywhere online as a handle, or a variation thereof (talk about a trail huh?).
Mine was originally inspired by my 1972 Chevelle Malibu that I got when I was 15 that's still a work in progress. Work, no garage, house and family get in the way of me finishing it, or getting it close to where I want it to be.
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72Malibu wrote:
i can make room in my garage for you - if you let me take it out too. my dad had one back then too - 3 speed in the column, candy apple red. sweet ride!
oh, and my handle comes from my profession - civil engineer pm (site design).
72Malibu wrote:
i can make room in my garage for you - if you let me take it out too
. my dad had one back then too - 3 speed in the column, candy apple red. sweet ride!oh, and my handle comes from my profession - civil engineer pm (site design).
vt357
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I also use my SN on multiple forums. I went to Virginia Tech hence the VT (not for Vermont) and my first carry gun was a S&W 357 magnum.
I also use my SN on multiple forums. I went to Virginia Tech hence the VT (not for Vermont) and my first carry gun was a S&W 357 magnum.
SIGarmed229
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No explanation needed
No explanation needed
swatpro911
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XD Owner wrote:
XD Owner wrote:
Hows your XD in performance is it comparable to GLock? I am trying to go get a sig i heard its top of the line than any other guns except HK?