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njpilot

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  1. What's your excuse for his first two years when he had both houses and could do whatever he wanted? He doesn't know the meaning of compromise, it's his way or the highway. He's said it before, remember, "we won the election".
  2. Welcome. If I remember correctly, Range 14 is open Wed, Sat & Sun year round. Fri from Apr to Oct or something.
  3. Seal Team 6 again. +1
  4. Great video! Thanks Oak.
  5. Unanimous decision, protecting the 4th Amendment. Police need a warrant to put a GPS tracking device on cars. http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/judicial/story/2012-01-23/supreme-court-GPS/52754354/1
  6. Yes, I have the Protector model with the LEO package. Nice safe, I like it a lot. I'll tell you what peoplle told me, buy a safe bigger than you think you will need. I had 2 handguns and one rifle when I bought my safe 2 1/2 years ago. I am now full and looking at other options.
  7. The annual dues alone are no more than a year at most other public ranges. The capital cost reduction fee is a lot, but if you shoot a lot and you're close to make it an easy drive, it is well worth the money. Especially when you consider what the club offers.
  8. Welcome Lisa.
  9. Got this in an email today. Don't know if it's true or urban legend, but figured I'd post it. All, This is from an Oregon friend of mine XXXXXX, former deputy commander of NAVSPECWAR. Heads up. Bill This is yet one more way that the bad guys practice their craft and put it into play on a daily basis. Keep your head on a swivel and always be aware of your surroundings. This is from the Houston Gun collector's Assn. Public service announcement: While I was in a Denver gun store today, my car was tagged on the wheel in the parking lot. The gangs do this on wheels or bumpers at gun stores, shooting ranges, gun shows etc. Later when you are parked at a restaurant, hotel, or other location that’s less well guarded or under video surveillance, other gang members spot the marker and break into the car for a quick gun grab. This is so RAMPANT in San Antonio where we were for a National shoot this summer, the police chief of that county came out to brief the 400 participants of our competition. Too bad three teams had already been victimized the first day. This is the first I’ve heard of this in Denver. Please pass this info along to your 2nd amendment list. This next comment from a Gunsite instructor: I don’t know how widespread this is becoming, but the info regarding the NSCA Nationals in San Antonio is correct, as all of us who compete in sporting clays know. Competitors there were having their vehicles marked with a small adhesive dot on the rear license plate or rear bumper, then followed for miles and having their vehicles quickly and efficiently broken in to when parked for lunch etc. Some crews were working the parking lot at the Nationals itself. 27 high end shotguns were taken there recently. They know when 1400 shooters with high $ competition guns are in town. I shot with a young man who was trying out a new gun at the Nationals. He and his father lost all their guns and equipment while making a quick stop for lunch at a BBQ place in Corpus Christi the month before.
  10. njpilot replied to emtjames's topic in Introductions
    Welcome.
  11. njpilot replied to twitchn1911's topic in Introductions
    Welcome.
  12. Welcome
  13. Welcome Jay.

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