well educated by my father on the responsible use of that piece of equipment. and that s what s critical to me. i shoot all the time, and i m always trying to shoot better than i did last week. it s relaxing. you re out with friends. it s fun. there s a dark little genie in all of us, i think, that wants to pick up a gun, point it at something, and blast away. this is a new springfield arm 9-millimeter with a 19-round clip. you know the reasons i like guns. i don t own a gun, but i like holding them. i like shooting them. a glock .22. it s chambered in a .40-caliber. there is something compelling, an erie rush, an unholy sense of empowerment feeling the warm glow of these heavy iconic shapes in your hands. get off my lawn, you kids. that s a .357 magnum. it s an eight-shot revolver. bigger kick on this guy. a little bit. you just can t help silently
we call this dish push-around chili. because you push around. you push it around until you see the one you want. the chilies in the state are magical. they re zia chim chilis. the seeds have been passed on from generation to generation and stay within the families. what percentage of young people leave and don t come back? not too many people will leave. really? no. there are people who leave, but eventually there s this yearning inside you that you want to go home, you want to learn your culture, you want to be a part of everything. it would be an understatement to say the first europeans who came into contact with indians the effect was destructive to the culture. and given that history, how american do you feel? this village is unique in that we can easily just ignore everything that happens out there and just keep to ourselves here, and we do that sometimes. we close the road and we take care of our own business here. but it really varies by individual.
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the responsible use of that piece of equipment. and that s what s critical to me. i shoot all the time, and i m always trying to shoot better than i did last week. it s relaxing. you re out with friends. it s fun. there s a dark little genie in all of us, i think, that wants to pick up a gun, point it at something, and blast away. this is a new springfield arm 9-millimeter with a 19-round clip. you know the reasons i like guns. i don t own a gun, but i like holding them. i like shooting them. a glock .22. it s chambered in a .40-caliber. there is something compelling, an erie rush, an unholy sense of empowerment feeling the warm glow of these heavy iconic shapes in your hands. get off my lawn, you kids. that s a .357 magnum. it s an eight-shot revolver. bigger kick on this guy.
a little right. shooting real good, though, tony. you re not missing it by much. if you were elk hunting, you d be hitting them. exhale. pull and squeeze. the biggest thing is just let it surprise you. as you re pulling the trigger, squeeze it slow. every time it goes off, it should surprise you, that way you don t flinch. that looked right on. that looked right on to me. i ve got to tell you. i m proud of myself. i was somewhere in the neighborhood. he s a natural. you think people that don t like the idea of guns, if they had a day out here shooting targets, i suspect a fair number of them would at least temper their views somewhat. a thousand percent. absolutely. you definitely get a respect for the power of it, for sure. generally speaking, me and these guys i think should feel