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My Shitty Introduction.


 

    My name is Alex, but all my idiot friends call me PoleLock. I'm a 90's kid that grew up in the burbs of Chicago and I love guns. This is my outlet to share my knowledge and experience with everything relating to firearms. From shooting, to builds, testing and reviewing new products and maybe even some dirty dirty insite on fucking airsoft.

This series of blogs contains lots of swearing, grammar and spelling errors, massive amounts of shit talking & my snarky sarcasm. Oddly enough I'm also going to use this as a way to teach people more about firearms and gun culture in general, we'll see how that works.

This is my first time ever doing something like this, fuck I dont know if this will even show up or where the hell to find it. But join me on this ride until it gets taken off the internet, until I lose focus and stop doing it or by some huge longshot it gets popular.....definitely not the last one, its going to be the same 6 people reading this shit.

This will mainly focus around guns, maybe I'll eventually talk about other interests like music or hiking or food stuff, I don't know. So enjoy and if there is something you want me to talk about ask, maybe I'll do it.

Click HERE to learm more about me. 


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