What watch do you wear daily?

[MorganGrayson]

Anthony...let's say a female with hands that are not very strong wanted to shoot paper targets, the kind that look like the "bull's eye" dart targets - NOT people shaped targets - and asked you to recommend a gun that would be light enough for her to hold and aim and wouldn't have a kick that would knock her down.

I have an intense fear of guns and I figure that the best way to get rid of that is by familiarity.

Also, if I ever get back to working on the several novels I have going, will you be my "gun expert," please. I need one of those. So far, I've got everyone carrying a Sig Sauer because it's fun to say.

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

Anthony...let's say a female with hands that are not very strong wanted to shoot paper targets, the kind that look like the "bull's eye" dart targets - NOT people shaped targets - and asked you to recommend a gun that would be light enough for her to hold and aim and wouldn't have a kick that would knock her down.

I have an intense fear of guns and I figure that the best way to get rid of that is by familiarity.

Also, if I ever get back to working on the several novels I have going, will you be my "gun expert," please. I need one of those. So far, I've got everyone carrying a Sig Sauer because it's fun to say.

Funny enough, the Sig Sauer .22's are very light and easily manageble guns for target shooting.

My sister fires the large gun, 3rd row, on the right. It's a Baretta NEOS 22. She's very small and she loves it. Of course now, she's called the FN as hers, but that is exspensive to shoot.

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Anthony

Funny enough, the Sig Sauer .22's are very light and easily manageble guns for target shooting.

My sister fires the large gun, 3rd row, on the right. It's a Baretta NEOS 22. She's very small and she loves it. Of course now, she's called the FN as hers, but that is exspensive to shoot.

Cool, thank you. I have no idea *why* I want to target shoot, but for some reason, I do. I guess it's the "conquer the fear" thing that truly appeals to me. Also, the books I write tend to involve someone shooting someone else, and you can't write that sort of thing accurately unless you've actually fired something.

[abyss_al]

i'm a huge watch freak... i'm picky and do alot of research before i buy...


everyday: Chase Durer (special forces 1000)



SWISS Made, 27-jewel precision ETA 251.262 quartz movement.
Chronograph: 1/10th second, 60 minutes & 12-hour elapsed time; lap time.
Tachymetre.
Case in black PVD solid 316L stainless steel;
Screw-locked crown and pushers & screw-in back;
Unidirectional, ratcheted 0-60 countdown and 360-degree compass heading marker bezel.
SuperLuminova advanced illumination system on hands & numbers.
Sapphire distortion-free crystal.
Water resistant to 330m/1000 feet.
3-year battery.
Diameter 42mm,
Thickness 14mm;
Weight 6.2oz.
Bracelet in black PVD solid 316L stainless steel;
Expandable deployment buckle with double lock security clasp.
Serial numbered.

[pushpills]

i've got really long arms and skinny little bitch wrists, so most every watch looks like the bottom of a coke can on my wrist. i've got a little kenneth cole one i wear with long sleves at clubs just to have a little "silver" catching some light.

when/if i make enough to be buying rolexes, i'll have to have some extra set aside for forearm and wrist implants.

[DrGuile]

Originally Posted by pushpills

i've got really long arms and skinny little bitch wrists, so most every watch looks like the bottom of a coke can on my wrist. i've got a little kenneth cole one i wear with long sleves at clubs just to have a little "silver" catching some light.

when/if i make enough to be buying rolexes, i'll have to have some extra set aside for forearm and wrist implants.

Just lifting those damn things will take care of that...

[Trev]

Originally Posted by abyss_al

i'm a huge watch freak... i'm picky and do alot of research before i buy...


everyday: Chase Durer (special forces 1000)



SWISS Made, 27-jewel precision ETA 251.262 quartz movement.
Chronograph: 1/10th second, 60 minutes & 12-hour elapsed time; lap time.
Tachymetre.
Case in black PVD solid 316L stainless steel;
Screw-locked crown and pushers & screw-in back;
Unidirectional, ratcheted 0-60 countdown and 360-degree compass heading marker bezel.
SuperLuminova advanced illumination system on hands & numbers.
Sapphire distortion-free crystal.
Water resistant to 330m/1000 feet.
3-year battery.
Diameter 42mm,
Thickness 14mm;
Weight 6.2oz.
Bracelet in black PVD solid 316L stainless steel;
Expandable deployment buckle with double lock security clasp.
Serial numbered.

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