Occupation Poll

[TriggerMan]

Crap I'm not getting a pink slip am I?

No way, just thought you could use an hour or two sleep.

[Scoundrel]

The biggest surprise for me is the lack of members employed in the firearms industry. Not a single sales perspon, no gunsmiths. Seems odd.

People employed in the industry would not want to spend their off time fiddling around on gun forums. They want to go home and think about anything but guns.

I'm a computer consultant, and I spend zero time fiddling around on computer forums when not working. That is, other than my own blog, which I mainly write articles in just so I can remember how to do stuff later.

[MW surveyor]

I had to put other as what I do is not what I would consider to be a skilled trade like a carpenter or a plumber. Work on ships and drilling rigs but as an adviser and adjuster from the insurance industry. Have to write reports either in the office or at home. Get to work long hours in different parts of the world and also sit for long hours on airplanes, helicopters and boats to get to the job site.

No pink slip Bawanna, I don't think that Kahr Talk can get anybody else to work cheaper!

[melissa5]

I was in IT for a little over 20 years. Now I'm a part-time office manager for an HVAC company.

[Virg]

I voted law enforcement since that is what I do.

[Bawanna]

I voted law enforcement since that is what I do.

Why, why, why you ain't one of them Earp boys are ya? I ain't seen Wyatt in quite a spell, last time was in Skagway on the way to the gold fields.

[Virg]

Why, why, why you ain't one of them Earp boys are ya? I ain't seen Wyatt in quite a spell, last time was in Skagway on the way to the gold fields.

The first name is Virgil just not Virgil Earp! Lol.

[Hognutz]

I am a retired union Ironworker. 37 years. I retired two years ago. Full time gun nut..Mike

[Bawanna]

I am a retired union Ironworker. 37 years. I retired two years ago. Full time gun nut..Mike

My dad was a rod buster. I worked with him a few times. Tough work that. Just wearing his tool belt was a workout by itself. Bending over all day tying rebar was brutal. No wonder his back always hurt.

[MO_Soldier]

As most can probably figure out,
I'm military. I'm a specialist in the Army, and my MOS is Operating Room Specialist. I'm attached to a Combat Support Hospital. We provide surgical services and other hospital amenities to the front lines. Individually, I'm responsible for helping the surgeon during surgery.
We also perform humanitarian missions around the world.
Our current theatres of operation include:
Kuwait
Indonesia
Cambodia
Philippines
Vietnam
and Central and South America

Most of my surgical experience is in Cardiovascular surgery. We worked on hearts, peripheral vascular disease and trauma, and cardiothoracic surgery as well. Ruptured Aortas, clogged arteries both peripheral and coronary, emergency heart failures, etc. Fun work for sure.

[latinlaw]

Retired Police Officer. Supplement the pension working as Part Time Deputy at local airport.

[340pd]

Wholesale sales rep 45 years. Now RSO part time. Never had a better job.

[Hognutz]

My dad was a rod buster. I worked with him a few times. Tough work that. Just wearing his tool belt was a workout by itself. Bending over all day tying rebar was brutal. No wonder his back always hurt.

I have never seen a rod buster that didn't have a bad back. That is a tough way to make a living. Those guys are tough, in ever sense of the word.. I never did rods. Just about everything else, though..Mike

Where did he work out of, Bawanna?

[Bawanna]

I have never seen a rod buster that didn't have a bad back. That is a tough way to make a living. Those guys are tough, in ever sense of the word.. I never did rods. Just about everything else, though..Mike

Where did he work out of, Bawanna?

Mostly around the Seattle area. Don't recall the union. He went out of town a few times but not often. He did some structural in the early years and then prettty much went all rod from there. I've always hated rebar. I didn't have to play with it much as a carpenter but we did a few houses start to finish so I seen enough.

[yqtszhj]

Technical manager. I manage a bunch of people that keep a network running.