You seem to belly dance pretty well despite the poor eyesight,but I guess eyeglasses and/or contacts help with that? I just wear eyeglasses since I've had bad eyesight since I was 7 or 8 years old.Nothing to be scared of - its just a rather heavy chunk of steel - incapable of harm to anyone as long as you don't touch the trigger until you know what you're doing. The best cure for Hoplophobia is to get yourself to a nearby shooting range and take a class! They're a LOT of fun! They're also a responsibility - one that cannot be disrespected. I enjoy shooting obviously, but I really like the historical aspects. The rifle I'm holding is an M1 Garand, the rifle that largely won the second world war and is the quintessential Amerian Gun. I also own an Enfield, the quintessential rifle of Great Britain from the same time period. I had the metal refinished/restored on the Garand, and I refinished the stock myself. I'm not a great shot with it, my poor eyesight is part of that. I mostly collect pistols from the WW 2 era and a bit before/after. I have one that predates the first world war too.
I mostly collect pistols from the WW 2 era and a bit before/after. I have one that predates the first world war too.
Eye glasses by day, contacts by nite. I've had horrid vision since before it was found in 1st grade.You seem to belly dance pretty well despite the poor eyesight,but I guess eyeglasses and/or contacts help with that? I just wear eyeglasses since I've had bad eyesight since I was 7 or 8 years old.