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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 102127" data-attributes="member: 704">People who neglect to clean their firearms.&nbsp; Stainless was a Godsend for some people.&nbsp; It still needs to be cleaned once in a while.&nbsp; Another abuse is those people who stick their gun in the pickup barrel down against the floor.&nbsp; A floor they have tracked rocks and dirt into.&nbsp; You look at their muzzle and it dings all over.&nbsp; Then they tell you it shoots under an inch all day long.&nbsp; Hmmmm.&nbsp; I have some swamp land for sale.&nbsp; It's sort of like my brother who builds custom knives.&nbsp; He sold about a $250 knife to a guy (would have been $500 from some people) only to have him use a rock to beat it through the pelvic bone on his deer.&nbsp; Some people treat their firearms that way.Edit:&nbsp; Had to tell you this funny story.&nbsp; My brother gave an excellent knife to this guy for a present.&nbsp; He had sharpened it like a razor with 1000 grit before giving it to him.&nbsp; After dinner he could hear him out in his shop grinding away at something.&nbsp; Sure enough he brings it back into the house with one of those nice blue edges on it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 102127, member: 704"] People who neglect to clean their firearms. Stainless was a Godsend for some people. It still needs to be cleaned once in a while. Another abuse is those people who stick their gun in the pickup barrel down against the floor. A floor they have tracked rocks and dirt into. You look at their muzzle and it dings all over. Then they tell you it shoots under an inch all day long. Hmmmm. I have some swamp land for sale. It's sort of like my brother who builds custom knives. He sold about a $250 knife to a guy (would have been $500 from some people) only to have him use a rock to beat it through the pelvic bone on his deer. Some people treat their firearms that way. Edit: Had to tell you this funny story. My brother gave an excellent knife to this guy for a present. He had sharpened it like a razor with 1000 grit before giving it to him. After dinner he could hear him out in his shop grinding away at something. Sure enough he brings it back into the house with one of those nice blue edges on it. [/QUOTE]

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