This VT shooter thing is getting out of hand I think. I went out back to run some drills with the 6920 and the old workhorse G19 a little while ago. Shot for about 20 minutes and popped off around 150 rounds. No big deal, I do it all the time.
We have a dog that will run away if we let her out of the house. She grew up in the city and can't deal with the country, she loses her mind. My wife left the door open yesterday and she ran off. Usually when I do some shooting the dogs will come running home. (My German Shepherd tries to herd her home, and will follow her for a little while).
So, I'm pouring my dump pouch out into the four wheeler after a nice little workout and realize I still have no dogs.
So, I ride into the garage and put the irons away, and a State Trooper pulls into the driveway. Now I'm really worried about my dogs.
Turns out, some old lady called the state troopers, frantic about hearing gunfire, and wanting them to investigate it right away. I know the Trooper, he tried to help me get a form 1 approved once, and he is a shooter himself. He seemed pretty irritated that he had to check this call out.
So, now I'm thinking, what should I do. The rest of my ridge doesn't get home until about 4 or 430. Maybe we could wrangle up a nice machine gun shoot or something. I'm amazed that someone called the law. This is West Virginia, people shoot all the time. On new years the whole country side sounds like an embattled Somalia or something.
Anyway, this was probably a pretty boring post, but I just hope I find my dogs before any officers of the law.
Oh, and don't bother telling me how irresponsible I am for letting my German Shepherd run free on the property, or for shooting in my boxershorts while smoking a cigar.
If any of you other West by God Virginians see a big dumb German Shepherd with drool hanging out of his mouth chasing a little brown pitbull mix I'm on radio channel 9/06, or just yell off your roof.