Where is everyone #5

Correction reload to Boise drop there and then go to Dallas.

 

Interesting. Is that a crew cab or a sleeper cab? My first thoughts are crew, but then I saw what could be some sort of cantilever bar near the 3rd door which could have unfolded the seat forward and the back rest, down..

 

That’s some fine lookin vittles right there!!!

 

Idk. But does look like it could. Definitely has a flat floor behind dog house.

 

It would be cool to have, but the only thing I can think of to do with it is pull some sort of matching rugged travel trailer. For those moments when you REALLY want off the grid.

 

Wow, just the starter truck I was looking for.

 

Pt1:
One of the guys in the club’s old lady at 31, had 2 kids, “fluffy” (that’s what they call it, I call it something else, but different strokes, right?), completely HARMLESS, never been in a fight of any sort (I find that amazing.)

Harmless is never good so we started a training program. She dropped 57lbs and got a double stack 9 with an EZ slide. Taught her to clear jams, take the gun apart and clean it. Gun safety 101. I sent her to the gun range with the club with 200 rounds of 9mm. Some of the guys are military vets, some are exLEO. Should be no problems.

How many rounds did you put through your gun?

“7 rounds.”

You had 200 rounds, why so few?

Well, they had me shoot a whole bunch of different guns. A judge, a 44, shotguns and ARs.

(According to Jocko and Extreme Ownership, this is my fault. I assumed that my guys would have known that the goal of taking her to the range was
1. for her to get proficient with HER GUN
2. private property, outdoor range, steel targets = DOUBLE TAP
I was ticked off, but this was my fault. I apologized and promised to make it right.)

 

It had a detroit also!

 

Pt2

This past Saturday, ate lunch with the club, young lady comes running up to me to tell me about how a few days ago, she got home with the kids and saw that her apartment door was open. She kept the kids in the car and pulled her 9 and checked out the house. Of course, the kids were screaming. But everything checked out and nothing happened or was missing.


Yes, clearing a house is dangerous, but the good thing is that she no longer feels helpless.

 

Things that make you say, “Hmmmm.”

Wearing a rain suit on the motorcycle and people asking you if you know it’s going to rain.