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Shoot, I was in L.A. for the Rodney King mess. No need to go back to the 60s for civil unrest in the USA. I stockpile and buy in bulk to save money and so I can shoot shoot shoot (paper, clays, cans) when I get the chance.

That's good info. Thanks!

Thanks johnp!

Not sure about a shotgun at the pistol range, but you can definitely use it at the rifle range. With the new setup there you should be able to get a table.

I see $2 off 14.99 (clicking on the Go To Store link at Slickdeals), but that is still $1 more than I paid this morning. Must be that ammo shortage we're hearing about.

at Cabelas. Free shipping on $99+ using 52SHIP. http://slickguns.com/product/50-rounds-federal-american-eagle-pistol-ammo-115-or-147-gr-1099-189-flat-shipping

Well-stocked: All your ammo cans are filled Hoarding: You're looking at your walls and furniture and making plans to use "all that empty space" in them as ammo storage. In fact you're making plans to turn ammo cans into furniture and walls.

Very cool shots Silverado427!

Nice, Bob, very nice. Remind me not to make you angry.

Now, compare and contrast this with a gun buy back. Maybe if he asked the police to pay him for the gun he would not have been fired.

How effed up is this? He does the right thing, ensures nobody gets the gun for illicit purposes, turns it in to the polio AND GETS FIRED? Really? How messed up are some people to think firing this guy is the right thing to do? http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/05/15/detroit-groundskeeper-fired-after-finding-loaded-gun-handing-it-to-cops/

As an officer we didn't actually work (just ask the NCOs), but yeah, I was in maintenance on B-52Gs and KC-135As (at that base at least).

Scraping together my pennies!

From my time at a now-defunct AFB in Arkansas:

Thanks! Conrad at Gungrips.net made them for me. Easy to work with, fast turnaround and the grips are Hogue aluminums. Downside? Keeping them clean!

I never ended up joining. Without getting into too much detail, I just couldn't get to the range in time to pay the fees and had to forgo the invite. From the sounds of specopsscout's description, I'm not missing much. I've heard similar stories as well. I'd really like to find a place I could do a real USPSA/IDPA practice (drawing, rapid fire, mag changes, etc).

Ha ha! Enjoy the near-beer! First trip there? It's really a sweet tour, for a deployment.

Very nice!

A little behind posting (too lazy to take pictures), but's here's one of my additions for this year.

Got my grips last week and finally got to install them (and an extended magazine release button) today.

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

20% off 5.11 Tactical products at L.A. Police Gear (lapolicegear.com) using code five11. Today and tomorrow only.

Yup. Lighter than steel toes and does not aid in the passage of electrons. Had the joy of dragging one underneath my motorcycle, with my foot inside, for about 20 feet. Foot was fine.

Converse. With Side zips. Got the desert tan ones issued to me in the service and then spent my own money on a new pair just recently. Bates and Danner may be "better" but the Converse are affordable, have composite toes and are easy in-and-out. They also come in wide, useful for me.

Sorry, I have nothing to offer about revolvers. However, Pizza Bob in 3...2...1...