re: #71 uriel

When you add in the availably of firearms, that is definitely true, especially if you’re looking to get proficient rather than just being able to say “I has gun.” I bought a 357 a while back on a fluke (some cop was selling it for $100 or so), which I took to a range a couple of times before I realized I didn’t have $90 to spare every time I wanted to send a reasonable amount of rounds down the lane. Now it just sits around collecting dust.

My bow, on the other hand, I can plink around with for hours and never need to buy a new arrow.

I did archery in Boy Scouts, too. I sucked, but I loved it.