whats a "click"

daddo · December 2001

Is it a distance or variation?

timberbeast · December 2001

I think it's a kilometer in military lingo.

ghotie_thumper · December 2001

The Beast's got it right. 1,000 meters or 1 kilometer= a click.

He Dog · December 2001

That is a klik isn't it. A click on most of my scopes is 1/4 inch at 100 yards!

Patrick Odle · December 2001

A very pleasant sound if you have a 1911pointed at your head.

taxijohn · December 2001

It turn a woman on, be gentle though

ibtrukn · December 2001

Ya border jumper that texas windage be sumpin awrite!

ghotie_thumper · December 2001

It could also be the social group you hang out with. Like the smokin jacket click here.

njretcop · December 2001

Sound my false teeth make while I'm eating...... -Charlie

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218Beekeep · December 2001

ghotie,ya beat me to it..only we ain`t been clickin` all that much lately...Guess those 416 posts took their toll on us..218

barto · December 2001

him and brother clack repair cars.

pops401 · December 2001

last thing you hear if you're stupid enough to break in my house

Patrick Odle · December 2001

REmember if you are the unfortunate that breaks in my house my guns don't click.

Iconoclast · December 2001

In military parlance, one kilometer (usually spelled 'klick' or 'klik'). In reference to firearms, one graduation on the sight mechanism, particularly vertical adjustment.Icon the too tired (sorry mudge)

alledan · December 2001

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Everybodies picked all the good ones!

guns-n-painthorses · December 2001

The sound my mouse makes when I scroll down all these remarks!

Mom Mom · December 2001

The smoking jacket club is not a click. A social click is usually a bunch of snotty losers who hang out with each other and prtend they are better than everyone else; mainly because no one else will hang out with them.A club, on the other hand, is a group of individuals who share mutual interests, purposes, or goals. They peridiocally assemble to facilitate the furthuring of such goals; and for commarderie among the like minded. A club, therefore, by virtue of definition, is far more sophisticated than a click. Who's ever heard of a country click? Or a raquet, yacht, or garden click?

Bullzeye · December 2001

I believe that's spelled "clique".Bullzeye the Stickler

whats a "click"

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