I might have misunderstood your post. First i see no problem with me taking my own money to buy what I want to buy and using my loan to pay for school. Where does it say i can not do that. Why should i be broke and have nothing just because i am a student. I see no reason why this was not an appropriate post. Maybe i made a mistake by not taking her comment for just a honest review. How am I to learn how to correct issues without asking someone. I value most everyone opinion on here. SO i aksed. How are you to tell me what is appropriate for my budget. I know kids in school who show up for the first month get there loan an fin aid and that's it go buy a nice care 1500 laptop for nursing and never come back till finales atleast i do my work and pass 90% of my classes. I do not see a issue with a person using a ar to learn from. I have had them before and had no issues with them. I think a Ar is a good learning rifle as it is rather easy to shoot out the box with a few tools. I am not ignoring anything. If you mean about the rifle I see no reason to not hunt with a AR. I have not figured out if i am going to go with the bolt or Ar. A good bolt setup will run me close to as much as the Remington r25 is at the local shop. The sass was just something i had been looking at for the last few years. I am sure alot of shooters on here do not undersstand MOA. I asked now i understand so what is the issue now.
I have always said my grammar sucks. I have also explained why a few times. Ask a few on here it is alot better now then it was even a year ago.
The reason i got upset was she has given me 85% or better on every paper up till now. That is what had me wondering.
Originally Posted by
spaniel
You've come on here and asked a variety of questions...and gotten a lot of good advice. You've apparently ignored almost all of it and instead of getting a sound beginner's learning platform that fits the appropriate budget of a college kid taking out loans, you've looking at a $2000 "tacticool" black rifle and talking about shooting long range when you don't know what MOA is. Now instead of learning from an instructor's feedback and using it as an opportunity to learn and better yourself, you've proven to have a rotten and frankly immature response to it. Do you really think this was an appropriate topic to come on here and complain about in the first place?
Maybe you should buy that overpriced rifle and build a gun room in your parents' basement. With this type of attitude, you are not showing the potential to reach a point where you will have your own house and income to make purchases like that anytime in the near future.
I was trying to be nice in my previous post, but frankly from having read a hundred posts by you, if they are any reflection of your writing ability, you have a LONG way to go in learning to write correctly and I don't think your professor was the one with a problem here. Your grammar stinks.
What you hear may not always be what you want to hear, but sometimes it's what you need to hear. The difference between those who will succeed and those who will fail is not the feedback they get, but how they react to it. The question is, which one do you want to be?