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| I like this. I think it is going to be a great asset.
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| Ok, I've added the COM term, thanks. And I'd like to get an opinion on the Ammo Head Stamps. Should I just list them alphabetically with all the other terms or just create a page that lists all the Head Stamps together and it would be its own dropdown under the Resources tab? |
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| Might want to split them out for quicker reference. |
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| Sheeple: recommended for non-demeaning inclusion into USA Carry's 'Glossary of Gun Related Terms'. SHEEPLE: Noun. Derived from 'sheep': mammal, food-supply/meat, sheepish, simple, flock, soft, followers, herd, domesticated, ad nauseum. Co-joined with: 'People': Humans, humanity, UNARMED & anti-gun anything. Meronym: individual, mortal, soul, etc. (Kind/accurate) Street colloquialisms: 'Chumps', 'push-overs', 'dumbos', 'suckers', 'targets', 'hits', 'Joe/Jill Public', 'Roll-overs', etc. For site usage: "Persons/adults who make up the majority of U.S. law-abiding citizens who assume 911 is their own personal security service offering instant responses 24/7. Ultra-anti-gun, pacifists with moral objections to the use of self-defense. Those who lack the courage to even attempt to prevent crime or danger from decending upon them, those they love or anything they own. Easy prey for any criminal and the first to cry foul when they become a statistic of violent or property crime." Proposed for USA Carry common usage: S: Shortsighted. H: Helpless. E: Elementary. E: Elusive. P: Patronizing. L: Lazy. E: Empty. If there are any better and less offensive ways to scrabble-up this word, please slap them up here for LUKEM's review and maybe inclusion into a word used VERY often amongst gun owners, CC-types, USA Carry patrons, military, LEO's and (BFD) me for the last 1/4 century! Regards, Canis-Lupus Last edited by Canis-Lupus; 04-05-2008 at 09:26 PM. Reason: Political Correctness :-) |
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| I've added the ammo head stamps to the Resources dropdown as its own page. I also added the Sheep term but with a less "in your face" definition but still getting the point across: Sheep - A group of people who lack the capacity for careful consideration, imagination, or individual thought, who thusly go with group and allow god awful trends and events to unfold and make us all miserable. |
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| Some more goodies for the list. Bullet Legend CMJ Complete Metal Jacket FMJ Full Metal Jacket FP Flat Point Nose HBWC Hollow Base Wad Cutter HPBT Hollow Point Boat Trail HP Hollow Point JFP Jacketed Flat Point JHP Jacketed Hollow Point L Lead LF Lead Free P Plated PSP Pointed Soft Point RN Round Nose SWC Semi Wad Cutter TC Trucated Cone TMJ Total Metal Jacket +P = Contains a higher powder charge than normal. +P+ = Contains a much higher powder charge than normal. A = A-Frame (Swift) ACEL = Accelerator Discharging Sabots ACP = Auto Colt Pistol A-MAX = A-Max Low Drag Tip (Hornady) AT-BT = AccuTip Boattail (Remington) BBWC = Bevel Base Wadcutter BEB = Brass Enclosed Base BJHP = Brass Jacketed Hollow Point BP = Bronze Point BT = Boat Tail, also Black Talon (Winchester) BTBT = Nosler Ballistic Tip Boattail BTHP = Boat Tail Hollow Point BTM = Boat Tail Match BTSP = Boat Tail Soft Point CL = Core-Lokt (Remington) CLU = Core-Lokt Ultra (Remington) CMJ = Complete Metal Jacket CNL = Conical Nose Lead CP = Cone Point EP = Expanding Point FEB = Fully Encased Bullet FMC = Full Metal Case FMJ = Full Metal Jacket FMJBT = Full Metal Jacket Boattail FMJFP = Full Metal Jacket Flat Point FMJRN = Full Metal Jacket Round Nose FMJSWC = Full Metal Jacket Semi-Wadcutter FMJTC = Full Metal Jacket Truncated Cone FNEB = Flat Nose Enclosed Base FNSP = Flat Nose Soft Point FP = Flat Point GAP = Glock Auto Pistol GD = Gold Dot HP (Speer) GS = Golden Saber HP (Remington) GS = Grand Slam (CCI) HAP = Hornady Action Pistol (Hornady) HBWC = Hollow Base Wadcutter HE = High Energy HM = Heavy Magnum HMR = Hornady Magnum Rimfire HP = Hollow Point HPBT = Hollow Point Boattail HPWC = Hollow Point Wadcutter HS = Hydra Shok Hollow Point (Federal) HSP = Hornady Soft Point, also Hollow Soft Point J = Jacketed JFP = Jacketed Flat Point JHC = Jacketed Hollow Cavity, (Sierra jacketed hollow point) JHP = Jacketed Hollow Point JHPBT = Jacketed Hollow Point Boattail JSP = Jacketed Soft Point JSPF = Jacketed Soft Point Flat L = Lead L-N-L = Lock-N-Load (Hornady) LBT = Lead Bullet Technology LF = Lead Free (Nontoxic) LFN = Long Flat Nose (LBT design), also Lead Flat Nose LFP = Lead Flat Point LHP = Lead Hollow Point LM = Light Magnum LRN = Lead Round Nose LSWC = Lead Semi-Wadcutter LSWC-GC = Lead Semi-Wad Cutter, Gas Checked LTC = Lead Truncated Cone LWC = Lead Wadcutter MB = Multi Ball (Shot) MC = Metal Cased (basically FMJ) MK-BTHP = MatchKing Boattail Hollow Point (Remington) MON = Monolithic Solid NBT = Nosler Ballistic Tip NOS = Nosler NOSBT = Nosler Ballistic Tip NP = Nosler Partition P = Plated PG = Partition Gold (Winchester) PP = Power Point PSP = Pointed Soft Point PSPCL = Pointed Soft Point Core-Lokt (Remington) RN = Round Nose RNFP = Round Nose, Flat Point RNSP = Round Nose Soft Point S&W = Smith and Wesson SBBT = Soft Point Boattail SCHP = Solid Copper Hollow Point SFHP = Starfire Hollow Point (PMC) SHP = Speer Hollow Point SJ = Semi Jacketed SJHP = Semi Jacketed Hollow Point, also Soft Jacket Hollow Point SJSP = Soft Jacket Soft Point SOL = Solid SP = Soft Point SSB = Swift Scirocco Bonded (Remington) SST = Super Shock Tip (Hornady) ST = Silver Tip HP (Winchester) STHP = SilverTip Hollow Point (Winchester) Sub = Subsonic SWC = Semi-Wad Cutter SXT = Supreme eXpansion Technology (Winchester) TAP FPD = Tactical Ammunition for Police - For Personal Defense (Hornady) TB = Trophy Bonded TBS = Trophy Bonded Solid TC = Truncated Cone TCSP = Truncated Cone Soft Point THP = Tubular Hollow Point TMJ = Total Metal Jacket -- like FMJ, but the copper jacket even wraps the rear of the bullet and totally encapsulates the lead. Also CMJ, FEB TNT = TNT Hollow Point (Speer) TRI = Triad Group (A Square) V-MAX = V-Max Polymer Tip Bullet (Hornady) V-MAXBT = V-Max Boattail (Hornady) WC = Wad Cutter WLN = Wide Long Nose (LBT design) WLY = Woodleigh WMR = Winchester Magnum Rimfire X = X (Barnes) XTP = Extreme Terminal Performance (Hornady jacketed hollow point)
__________________ USAF Retired, CATM, SC CWP, NH NR CWP, NRA Life/Endowment To preserve liberty, it is essential that the whole body of people always possess arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them... -- Richard Henry Lee, 1787 |
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| This has been added to the Ammo Information page. |
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| A term used in forums to mean an unexperienced and enthusiastic weapon(usually a firearm)owner who pretends to be a seasoned operator. The phrase came about as a result of an over the top character in a famous satirical thread. gf
__________________ "A few well placed shots with a .22LR is a lot better than a bunch of solid misses with a .44 mag!" Glock Armorer, NRA Pistol, Rifle, and Home Firearm Safety Instructor |
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| This has been added! |
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| I just converted the glossary over to a new module that looks and works better. You can also submit terms right into that module instead of posting them here. USA Carry Forums - vBulletin-Glossary |
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