Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Ask The Gunwriters you might be a rifle looney if....

i work shift work and set my alarm to 223, 257, and 308. throw back to my racing days in the morning 427 and 454. and agree with djtex about the gate combos 3006, 4570, 3030 and 1836

You may be a loony if you have a new, best, rifle each year. I also find it easiest to remember firearm or vehicle related passwords. Gotta keep it odd though, like gramps favorite rifle, bro's first car, etc, or else the kids or wife may figure them out and empty the bank account, like all $5.00 or so.

If your favorite mechanic has been out of business for 20 years, but you still remember his phone number-2506.

... you just can't help yourself. You already own enough rifles to arm 2 platoons of infantry and you can handle anything on this planet, but you just bought another 2 rifles.

Why? Do I need professional help?

I use a couple those gun numbers for pin numbers.


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I think nearly all my pin numbers are gun related one way or another.

Armen and 270jrk,

You've both got me reminiscing: 338 was the nearest 89a milepost to our campsite on Mingus Mountain, and I usually approached Benson from the north on the San Pedro river road.

Thanks,

Tony

SE AZ, you live in CA now? Just a few months ago, I took that San Pedro river road all the way to San Manuel, i'd never been the whole way. It's some good country.

270jrk,

Yeah, I'm in California -- about ten miles west of Disneyland. I'm from Mammoth and went to high school in San Manuel. If you haven't already done so, take the scenic road from the San Pedro to Willcox. Where's your Grandpa's ranch?

Tony

I've been down the road that goes through the three links ranch, I'm not sure if that's the scenic route your referring to. My little bro. got a nice bobcat out there. My grandpa's ranch went from "The Thing" on I10, towards Wilcox, on the south side of the road, it was only a few sections worth of land.

My password @ work is either a gun number or a fly pattern. Only way I could remember it.

And my PIN number is a caliber.....

Oh crap!!! Thought I was the only one that was "smart enough" to do that.

As well, also my truck #'s are old Sharps rifle caliber's

Password - Sixsixty308. Take a guess @ what the last purchase was?

mauser6.5, shooter1, savage6.5, mauser98

yeah my passwords at work in the past have definitely had a gun slant.

270jrk,

That's the one. I always liked the views of the Winchesters and going up and over the divide. It's pretty country.

Tony