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The NRA says that alcohol and guns don't mix. I dunno... I tend to agree. Mostly though, I just wanted to be sure and get in on what has to be the five hundredths post about the exact same topic... Lol. Maybe we should make one of the "drunkin gun toter" threads a sticky.

Scotch on the rocks, if you please.

Oldgringo wrote:Scotch on the rocks, if you please.

NEVER, WOULD I DO SUCH A THING!!! Single malt is to only be consumed NEAT.

You know? I just came up with a great idea!! A shooting range... With a bar!! I wonder if getting a liquor license would be hard for a shooting range? Imagine the fun!! The video alone would be worth a fortune on you tube!

Here you go, it should be opening soon, I wonder how many drunk mwag calls will they get from people leaving the range.

The Governor's Club To Open Bar Inside Gun Facility
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/2 ... 01368.html

http://www.governorsgunclub.com/

03Lightningrocks wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:Scotch on the rocks, if you please.

NEVER, WOULD I DO SUCH A THING!!! Single malt is to only be consumed NEAT.

with a splash, in a Glencairn glass

oohrah wrote:

03Lightningrocks wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:Scotch on the rocks, if you please.

NEVER, WOULD I DO SUCH A THING!!! Single malt is to only be consumed NEAT.

with a splash, in a Glencairn glass

Pour in the glass. Hold it up and show it to the faucet. Enjoy.

Anygunanywhere

J_Davis84 wrote:Here you go, it should be opening soon, I wonder how many drunk mwag calls will they get from people leaving the range.

The Governor's Club To Open Bar Inside Gun Facility
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/2 ... 01368.html

http://www.governorsgunclub.com/

Their rules for the VIP club are very strict. The valet locks your firearms in the vault and you can't retrieve them until the next day. And you can't shoot after drinking either.

03Lightningrocks wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:Scotch on the rocks, if you please.

NEVER, WOULD I DO SUCH A THING!!! Single malt is to only be consumed NEAT.

Maybe a splash of water, depending on the Scotch, but ice just kills them for me.

03Lightningrocks wrote:The NRA says that alcohol and guns don't mix.

If that's true, why do they keep trying to sell me wine?

tacticool wrote:

03Lightningrocks wrote:The NRA says that alcohol and guns don't mix.

If that's true, why do they keep trying to sell me wine?

Alcohol is good for cleaning guns. Make sure you lube them well after cleaning.

tacticool wrote:

03Lightningrocks wrote:The NRA says that alcohol and guns don't mix.

If that's true, why do they keep trying to sell me wine?

Oh... It's true alright. Copy and paste from the NRA firearm safety rules list... "Never use alcohol or over-the-counter, prescription or other drugs before or while shooting.
Alcohol, as well as any other substance likely to impair normal mental or physical bodily functions, must not be used before or while handling or shooting guns."

To answer why they would try sell you wine, I would venture a guess they expect a person old enough to buy wine to be old enough to know when and when not to consume it. I didn't know they sold wine. Interesting.

As for putting water in single malt... OMG!!! With one possible exception... A cask strength single malt... And then only a few drops.

03Lightningrocks wrote: As for putting water in single malt... OMG!!! With one possible exception... A cask strength single malt... And then only a few drops.

I was fortunate to be invited to a private tasting at The Macallan, Speyside 11 years ago. Nosed from the barrel, then cut to about 130 with their spring water. Heaven!

One of our campers brought some Huckleberry wine to the cook-out tonight. Good thing I wasn't carryin', I might have 'started a fight or shot out some lights'.

Oldgringo wrote:One of our campers brought some Huckleberry wine to the cook-out tonight. Good thing I wasn't carryin', I might have 'started a fight or shot out some lights'.

Just so long as you kept your clothes on...what are YOU thankful for today?...lol