(NSFW) Girls and Guns (contains provocative pictures)

[Ishpeck]

Does that mean no more cartoons?

Um... Yes. Yes it does.

[newKid]

i didnt know the G36 was that big. . it looks huge. .

[cjive134]

Originally Posted by Lazarus

The second. Atleast her ugliness is covered up already. I'm one step ahead with her.

mmmm....I want some of that burka(sp? umm who cares) babe!!!

Just a thought. Do you think men from these types of middle eastern countries get really turned on when they see a wrist? or maybe when the burka rides up and you can see neck skin? "Check out the ankles on that hotty!!"

[NRA_Girl]

wow i get swampped at work and miss quite a bit...

first of all, i have posted pics of girls all over the XDTalk forum, i am the first to say that i can appreciate an attractive girl who can kick @$$ with a gun. I'm not opposed to the suggestive ones either, i just scroll past them mostly. i enjoy seeing the real women shooting and i have mad respect for the the military girls! i didn't think that my post about the desktop girl was insulting to her, just giving my opinion and i have not commented on too many girls, certainly less than most guys on here so i feel some of those "why does nra_girl bash all my pics" posts are unwarranted.

i'm not attacking anyone nor am i calling you guys pigs or any of the likes for looking at these pics. i don't feel i should have to avoid this thread because some of you don't like my opinion, get over it. i do believe that it is you all who are commenting on "finger on the trigger" or "bad stance" and the like.. if I had said some of this i feel i would be ripped just like i am now. i never said anything about the "tramp stamp"

and Lazarus "Its one thing to give your opinion its another thing to continue to put down every picture that someone post."... come on now you don't even know me and i bet it would take you 2 mins to find the few posts i've commented on about the girls so do a little fact checking before slamming me like that.

"I'm not putting her down. Just stating a FACT, not an opinion, that almost every picture that gets posted in this thread, NRA girl has a negative comment for. After the first few pages you knew what you were getting yourself into so why continue? Thats really what I'm trying to figure out."

and you ARE putting me down but i grew up a long time ago and i can get over it, i suggest you do the same and check you facts before you shoot them off...

[NRA_Girl]

Originally Posted by The Knight Of Light

NRA girl I want some bigger pics of your avatar!!

That is the other type of girl I want to see. The competitive girl like Julie.

i agree she has great form and i love how she looks so serious, like nothing can break her concentration!

just for you, here is the bigger pic of my avatar




and the article cut to show just the pics



and for the record, i was actually shooting when these were taken so that's why my finger is ready to shoot and the one angled towards you is a pic from very far away the photographer took while i was shooting station 8-high house (in skeet)

[Gravel]

I don't know NRA_Girl, you are showing an awful lot of cheek there...

[NRA_Girl]

Kim Rhode Olympic champ.. she got bored with Skeet and went on to the Olympics for doubles trap!

[HTOWN stunna]

jessica abbate, i think shes hot.

[dannyg0811]

FEMALE SHOOTER MAKES MARINE CORPS HISTORY By Cpl. Bob Sealy




FLEET COMBAT TRAINING CENTER, DAM NECK, Virginia Beach, Va. (Oct. 15, 1999) -- Rays of morning sunlight glint off of the dew-soaked grass as a Marine confidently strides up to the firing line. She drops into the prone position and quickly slides the butt of her rifle into her shoulder. Pressing her cheek firmly against the smooth, black stock of the weapon, she peers intently through the sights waiting for a target to appear.

These actions are familiar to all Marines, but few can claim a page in Marine Corps history based on their shooting ability. Sgt. Kelly L. Anderson, 27, has done exactly that. She is the first, and only, female to successfully complete Designated Marksman School at Fleet Combat Training Center Dam Neck, Virginia. She used her skills to coach Marines through the elite Designated Marksman School, as well as standard Marine Corps rifle and pistol qualifications, as an instructor.

A Designated Marksman, or DM, is highly-trained in marksmanship and observation. Gathering and reporting intelligence are the bread and butter of the job. As well, and under command of legitimate authority, they deliver the precision fire that hallmarks a DM. Although a DM can be called upon to fire at a target from great distances, they are not to be confused with Marine Corps snipers. Snipers are given a mission and then work much more autonomously in combat situations, according to Anderson.

"I like to be physical. This suits me better than sitting behind a desk," said Anderson. The Sioux City, Iowa native joined the Marine Corps in 1995. After I got out (of the Navy), I really missed the military, so I thought I'd see what the Marine Corps had to offer, Anderson explained. Military police is Anderson's primary military occupational specialty. She said she longed for a more physically-challenging job while working in aviation electronics in the Navy.

The DM billet is open only to Marines serving in a Fleet Antiterrorism Security Team or Marine Corps Security Force Battalion. Because of her background in military law enforcement, Anderson received orders to Dam Neck rifle range when she requested to be co-located with her husband, Garland, who is stationed aboard the USS George Washington in Norfolk, Va.

To become a DM, eligible Marines must first qualify as an expert with the M-16A2 service rifle. During DM School, Marines are taught to fire the M-14, a 7.62 mm, bolt-action rifle. A series of precision shots must be made with the M-14 to qualify. Marines must fire a total of 29 rounds, with a 24 or more scoring as hits. From 100 meters, DM hopefuls must strike a three-inch circle, a "head shot", on the target to score a hit. From the two-hundred and five-hundred-meter lines, rounds must strike six and nine inch circles respectively to count as hits. The students are also required to take several shots from a tower and are given a stress test, where they must fire at targets with a limited exposure of three seconds.

Students at DM School also learn observation tactics. Describing a crisis scene down to the last detail is crucial when relaying information back to the rear, according to Anderson. The students are paired up and progress through the school as a team. "You never go anywhere without your partner," said Anderson. She and her partner finished as the top team in her class. This is how DM?s operate in real-world environments also. Partners use binoculars and other tools to help observe. "If you keep your eye in that scope for too long, pretty soon you can't hold your other eye closed anymore," explained Anderson.

She is fast approaching her end of active service in December and does not plan to re-enlist. "I want to be a stay-at-home mom," Anderson explained. She is expecting her second child. She has a seven-year-old daughter and is looking forward to more time with her children. "I'd like to stay in the reserves, though." she said.

[Lazarus]

Originally Posted by NRA_Girl

wow i get swampped at work and miss quite a bit...

first of all, i have posted pics of girls all over the XDTalk forum, i am the first to say that i can appreciate an attractive girl who can kick @$$ with a gun. I'm not opposed to the suggestive ones either, i just scroll past them mostly. i enjoy seeing the real women shooting and i have mad respect for the the military girls! i didn't think that my post about the desktop girl was insulting to her, just giving my opinion and i have not commented on too many girls, certainly less than most guys on here so i feel some of those "why does nra_girl bash all my pics" posts are unwarranted.

i'm not attacking anyone nor am i calling you guys pigs or any of the likes for looking at these pics. i don't feel i should have to avoid this thread because some of you don't like my opinion, get over it. i do believe that it is you all who are commenting on "finger on the trigger" or "bad stance" and the like.. if I had said some of this i feel i would be ripped just like i am now. i never said anything about the "tramp stamp"

and Lazarus "Its one thing to give your opinion its another thing to continue to put down every picture that someone post."... come on now you don't even know me and i bet it would take you 2 mins to find the few posts i've commented on about the girls so do a little fact checking before slamming me like that.

"I'm not putting her down. Just stating a FACT, not an opinion, that almost every picture that gets posted in this thread, NRA girl has a negative comment for. After the first few pages you knew what you were getting yourself into so why continue? Thats really what I'm trying to figure out."

and you ARE putting me down but i grew up a long time ago and i can get over it, i suggest you do the same and check you facts before you shoot them off...

Hey, I was waiting for you to show up. Where do you work?

Anyways no need to get e-butt over what me or anyone else say to you, especially on the internet. Maybe I was having a bad day and your comment just sent me over the edge. I'm sure you understand how that is right? Anyways you can look at whatever you want, post whatever you but just because the door is open, doesnt give you the right to come in and start critizing the room. Get what I'm saying?

You say you've grown up? I got sh!t stained drawls older than you, respect your elders and you might learn a thing or two.

Btw, poli-sci? Bad major. I know from experience, thankful not my own.