"It Felt Like a Meteor Had Struck The Earth:" Soyboy "Journalist" Describes the Traumatizing, Soul-Tearing Act of Firing an AR-15 at the Range

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"It Felt Like a Meteor Had Struck The Earth:" Soyboy "Journalist" Describes the Traumatizing, Soul-Tearing Act of Firing an AR-15 at the Range (ace.mu.nu)

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Then one novel feature caught my attention: firearms for rent. I've rented cars and skis and stand-up paddleboards — even a snowmobile once — but I'd never heard of a place where you could walk in, plunk down a credit card and minutes later be firing an assault rifle.

That is, however, exactly what I found myself doing one morning last week.

Sigh.

[Here's the archived link](https://archive.is/yTYU2) to the article in question. This snippet sets the tone: > Then one novel feature caught my attention: firearms for rent. I've rented cars and skis and stand-up paddleboards — even a snowmobile once — but I'd never heard of a place where you could walk in, plunk down a credit card and minutes later be firing an assault rifle. > That is, however, exactly what I found myself doing one morning last week. Sigh.

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Shooting an AR indoors is pretty loud. Depending on the acoustics of the range it might has been louder than anything to which he's accustomed. Still, man up ya puss. Shit like this shapes public opinion when it should be the object of derision. At least he kept at it and gained accuracy.

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