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Title: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: bullit on September 16, 2015, 07:07:56 AM
 :P :P :P
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: RLMoeller on September 16, 2015, 08:24:24 AM
The article has a byline.   A member in attendance was kind enough to offer his writing experience so I asked if he would write about the meeting.  I appreciate Joseph offering to write the article. We may use different terms, but I would say he wrote a very nice article.
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: bullit on September 16, 2015, 08:40:27 AM
Yes, the article was well-written and thanks to "Joseph" for his contribution.
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: JTH on September 16, 2015, 12:27:30 PM
Yes, the article was well-written and thanks to "Joseph" for his contribution.


Apparently, when I ran the Steel Challenge stage, SeanN took all the credit.  :(
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: Mudinyeri on September 16, 2015, 12:52:45 PM

Apparently, when I ran the Steel Challenge stage, SeanN took all the credit.  :(

He's like that.  You gotta watch him. :D
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: DenmanShooter on September 16, 2015, 09:50:05 PM
I know the point you are making there with the clips.  However, prior to about the 50's, the "official" U.S. Military term for any detachable magazine was "clip" in most parlance.  The place they stowed those big honkin' loads of powder for the big guns on a battleship was a magazine.
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: bullit on September 17, 2015, 12:17:43 PM
However, prior to about the 50's, the "official" U.S. Military term for any detachable magazine was "clip" in most parlance. 

Reference?  The M1 Garand which was still the primary service rifle in the early '50s was "clip" fed.  The 1911 held magazines as did the Thompson which held both the box and drum magazines ... and yes ships' "magazines" contained the powder stores and shells ....
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: NE Bull on September 18, 2015, 05:24:15 AM
So... IIRC, NFOA president Rod, task all those who attended the Annual Members Meeting with writing a short story on how bad gun laws affect you and send to either the BoD or straight to your Senator.  We also asked for volunteers to write article(s) for the monthly newsletter.
How many of you have actually put pen to paper for either task?
This individual actually did so, and submitted it to the BoD and in turn was 'printed'. 
Yet here is a perfect example of why we lose so many new members from this page.  Too many times a newbie is attacked for trivial things such as Magazine/clips.  (Anyone that has spent any time with Old School vets have heard 'clips' so many times, it's engraved onto the brain. Follow me this weekend to a PGR event and YOU tell em their wrong. )
All I ask is Remember, there was a time when YOU weren't perfect and didn't Know Everything!

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Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: JTH on September 18, 2015, 07:31:30 AM
Man, I didn't even make it into the video that the NFOA posted on Facebook, either. 

Didn't run the Steel Challenge stage in the article, didn't exist in the video listing the speakers, the classes, and the events.  [sigh]

Joe mentioned me for the talk, at least!
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: greg58 on September 18, 2015, 08:27:45 AM
So... IIRC, NFOA president Rod, task all those who attended the Annual Members Meeting with writing a short story on how bad gun laws affect you and send to either the BoD or straight to your Senator.  We also asked for volunteers to write article(s) for the monthly newsletter.
How many of you have actually put pen to paper for either task?
This individual actually did so, and submitted it to the BoD and in turn was 'printed'. 
Yet here is a perfect example of why we lose so many new members from this page.  Too many times a newbie is attacked for trivial things such as Magazine/clips.  (Anyone that has spent any time with Old School vets have heard 'clips' so many times, it's engraved onto the brain. Follow me this weekend to a PGR event and YOU tell em their wrong. )
All I ask is Remember, there was a time when YOU weren't perfect and didn't Know Everything!

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That's what I was thinking too...

Greg58
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: Mudinyeri on September 18, 2015, 09:54:16 AM
Man, I didn't even make it into the video that the NFOA posted on Facebook, either. 

Didn't run the Steel Challenge stage in the article, didn't exist in the video listing the speakers, the classes, and the events.  [sigh]

Joe mentioned me for the talk, at least!

You expected to be in a video that I produced?  :D
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: JTH on September 19, 2015, 10:20:28 AM
You expected to be in a video that I produced?  :D

Heh.  :)  (Okay, that actually made me laugh out loud.)
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: Mudinyeri on September 19, 2015, 12:43:13 PM
Heh.  :)  (Okay, that actually made me laugh out loud.)

Glad to hear it.  That was my intent ... well, at least to be funny.
Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: DenmanShooter on September 19, 2015, 09:12:52 PM
Man, I didn't even make it into the video that the NFOA posted on Facebook, either. 

Didn't run the Steel Challenge stage in the article, didn't exist in the video listing the speakers, the classes, and the events.  [sigh]

Joe mentioned me for the talk, at least!

:)  And I am all over in the video.  Although only from the back. That has to tell you something.

Title: Re: Who is the NFOA President's Ghost Writer ???
Post by: bullit on September 21, 2015, 06:08:41 AM
Yet here is a perfect example of why we lose so many new members from this page.  Too many times a newbie is attacked for trivial things such as Magazine/clips.  (Anyone that has spent any time with Old School vets have heard 'clips' so many times, it's engraved onto the brain. Follow me this weekend to a PGR event and YOU tell em their wrong. )


One of the things I learned relatively quickly when I moved to Nebraska from the South 15 years ago is a general lack of a sense of humor  ... and the ability to be "ribbed" .... cultural ?  who knows, but I will likely continue to "offend" most of the thin skinned ....  DanW, if possible please lock and/or delete this thread.  My apologies to those who feel offended ....