New York reload.
- Thread starter savagefan
- Start date
bigdaddyeo
Regular
- Location
- Canning, NS
hahahaha... NICE!
- Location
- St. Paul AB
Yeah, I seen that coming.
New York reload - Your primary pistol runs dry or malfunctions. You instinctivley discontinue use of said firearm and switch to a smaller calibre, smaller capacity pistol/revolver.
Texas reload - Same situation. Your primary gun is of the biggest calibre you can handle, but you throw away primary gun, and switch to a same size (or bigger) calibre firearm with equal or greater magazine capacity.
Mexican reload - more Mexicans with guns show up. Not to be confused with a Mexican standoff.
Canadian reload - Your Lee Enfield runs dry or malfunctions. Start packing snowballs as fast as you can, and put a rock in the middle if you have any. Also, remove your mitts, so the warmth of your hands makes an ice crust on the outside. That really hurts.
Etiquitte tip. When you are in the aforementioned jurasdictions, it is simply referred to as a 'reload', or 'standoff.'
Now go vote saskgunowner101 to win the free Steyr Hahn.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=408079
New York reload - Your primary pistol runs dry or malfunctions. You instinctivley discontinue use of said firearm and switch to a smaller calibre, smaller capacity pistol/revolver.
Texas reload - Same situation. Your primary gun is of the biggest calibre you can handle, but you throw away primary gun, and switch to a same size (or bigger) calibre firearm with equal or greater magazine capacity.
Mexican reload - more Mexicans with guns show up. Not to be confused with a Mexican standoff.
Canadian reload - Your Lee Enfield runs dry or malfunctions. Start packing snowballs as fast as you can, and put a rock in the middle if you have any. Also, remove your mitts, so the warmth of your hands makes an ice crust on the outside. That really hurts.
Etiquitte tip. When you are in the aforementioned jurasdictions, it is simply referred to as a 'reload', or 'standoff.'
Now go vote saskgunowner101 to win the free Steyr Hahn.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=408079
- Location
- SW Ontario
The best part of that movie is his smile after the demo. I like having a back up 
X2 he pulls off some great shots. Goes to show it's not so much the gun as the person using it.
