National Geographic channel

[Neonred 3,645]

....I'm keeping the home movies though!

If you ever think about putting the movies on the net, send us the link.

Those will be very entertaining, for sure!

We'll see her hitting a better MOA at 100 yards than Slimbo.

We'll see him, naked in his BBQ apron, being chased around the yard by her wielding a rolling pin to bash his Stoopid head.

Speaking of MOA.... my wife is getting pretty good. She hasn't shot for a while but last time she did, she was posting groups in the 4 MOA range. Not competition level by any means, but able to hit steel at 300 with an AK is pretty good! (Offhand at that!)

Well gentlemen I also have a soon to be wife that is a great shot! I shot sub MOA very consistently, but we visited a shooting gallery in Kiev where he schooled me with an air rifle!!Not sure how she will handle 7.62 recoil, but if she shoots anything like she did with the air rifle, I feel very sorry for a home invader. I will take the time to teach her to shot a pistol just as accurately, as she does a rifle. She also informed me that she was taught to field strip an AK in school and knows field medicine. There is nothing submissive about Natasha, she is very smart and cares about our family for most.

They all must have learned the same things. My wife was also taught to field strip an AK, and had to learn field medicine. She's a surprising little 5' 2" lady. I haven't seen her shoot yet. The only working gun we have currently is a Colt 1878 double barrel hammer shotgun (passed down through the family). She says she was more interested in archery and was quite good at it in her youth.

[slim 1,530]

I've often wondered how our country would be if we taught kids to field strip AKs at school.

[Master5 12]

Actually they didn't teach girls how to filed strip an AK in Soviet school, only boys. If I remember it correctly, they taught us to field strip it in 7th grade and took us to the shooting range in 8th grade. But one hardly could buy any firearm in USSR unless he was a professional hunter, they wanted you to know how to use firearms (in case of war) but they didn't want you to own them. Even now in Russia it's very hard to buy anything but a smoothbore shotgun and even then one needs to pass a medical and mental evaluation.

Edited October 3, 2009 by Master5

[slim 1,530]

That's why I'm doing my best to instruct as many people as possible how to shoot rifles and the history behind our great country. - http://www.appleseedinfo.org

[Brad and Vika 129]

Not to dig too far back into the past, but this thread was restarted again recently. Lots of stuff on page one applies to the latest showing of the documentary.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I've often wondered how our country would be if we taught kids to field strip AKs at school.

Um...wouldn't we teach them the M16/M4?

[1HappyGuy 45]

I can't believe this is going around again. But then, stereotypes die hard too.