Oh, I thought up a few more:-You keep referring to the local club honcho as "Sergeant Major."
-You ask the local boot vendor if they can make you a pair of cowboy boots with Panama soles and drain holes near the bottom and uppers made of fabric.
-Every time you've seen a movie about the Zulu war, and you've seriously considered getting a set of that British leather gear for CAS events, thinking, "Hmm, that's not too different from my old TA-50."
-Every time you look at any gun cart, you think to yourself, "This thing would never survive a long road march."
-You keep referring to your cowboy hats at "Boonie hats."
-If the range has a American flag flying, you salute it every time you walk by the pole.
-If there is a pledge of allegiance before the shoot, you stand so rigid and straight that you look like you have a ramrod placed very uncomfortably somewhere.
-You refer to any shoot with members of another club as "joint operations."
-When someone is doing something stupid, you tell them to "get their head out of their fourth point of contact."
-A rifle without a sling simply looks wrong to you.
-The AAFES folks are sick of you asking if they'll stock CAS gear or Evil Roy DVDs in the PX.
-You are certain there was no 19th century equivalent of a ruck sack. You checked already, just to be sure.
-You suggest PT during the morning of the first day of any weekend shoot.
-The local groups have banned you from trying to introduce "indirect fires" to CAS.
-You stand at attention when the awards are given out. If you're reading off the awards, you start out with, "Attention to orders!"
-While clearing buildings, you think how more effective your SAA or a 97 would be at that moment.
-You often refer to the vice president of the local CAS club as the "XO."
-You secretly yearn to introduce saber charges as an event to cowboy mounted shooting.
-You refer to the original members of the Wild Bunch as the "Joint Chiefs."
-You've tried to send a greenhorn shooter off to find a Winchester blank adapter or a roll of firing line.
-When people are talking during the safety briefing, you shut them up with a terse, "At ease!"
-You store all your ammo in GI metal cans, even when in the cart.
-When packing to go to End of Trail, you refer to it as, "Going to the field."
...and as a personal jab, before someone else thinks of it: -You base your SASS persona on your active duty service!