Lame coworker

[AceGirlsHusband]

I love to shoot other people's guns without hesitation.

[CinnamonBear723]

This is one of those times I feel fortunate to be a LEO. Pretty much all my coworkers love shooting as it happens to be a job skill. I have family that are antis and it's pretty much just not talked about nor do I ever let them know I'm always armed. Never been confronted with someone who flaked on me. I suppose that would piss me off quite a bit.

[dreyna14]

While my little anecdote isn't with coworkers, I did get to a take a group of four lesbians shooting for their first time a few weeks ago. All were long-time friends of my wife and two of them were visiting from Australia. The one who seemed the most excited got cold feet as soon as we walked into the lobby of the range. She didn't want to go in but her wife and I convince her just to come in and hang out. After a couple go-arounds with my P22, I convinced her to fire one round through it. She did and retired back to watching. The rest of them shot everything I brought including my Sig, 1911, and my AR. All had a blast.

[Cali-Shooter]

These pansy coworkers are the same ones that say "when the SHTF, I'm coming to your house!" I say "FU, get your own means of self defense."

Yep, people like that I wouldn't even be friends with, and I would just give them a bogus address or something. If they show up without an invitation, they'll be in for a rude awakening. Such entitled zombies nowadays...

[SecondAmendment00]

That sounds like a rude/uncalled for move.

He is probably voting for HIL-ARITY

[Echidin]

Got one of my co-workers to buy himself a sig p2022 and he's already hooked and looking to buy a p226 next.

[Foebia]

Have a couple of coworkers also that would like to learn. I it's an invite when I go, other than that no special accommodations. In general most people are complete flakes nowadays anyways.