I saw my opportunity and beat feet out of there as the old timers shook their fists and berated me with antiquated insults. Luckily he only had the strength to raise it for a second or two before becoming winded and had to drop it to catch his breath. The old thug then raised his cane - which was wrapped with barbed wire and had long nails driven through it - in a menacing manner and told me to get the hell out of there post haste. The leader nodded to one of the younger fellows who appeared to be in his seventies. I explained that I was new and had not had a chance to memorize all 32,618 pages of rules form the club charter but they weren't having any of it. The Kansas City Star reports that the Powder Creek Shooting Park in Lenexa, Kansas has been the focus of numerous complaints about gunfire noise. One of them - the leader I presumed due to his gold plated walker - immediately accused me of breaking club rule #564 'Drawing a fictitious firearm too quickly from a fictitious holster'. I wasn't there more than ten seconds when I was accosted by six geriatric types, with bad attitudes. I went there to practice air draws from my invisible holster.

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