docwalt

I held all three. Rifle, pistol, and shotgun, years ago. Too bad I gave it up. You did have to train people and send in their quals. to the NRA. Lots of literature to pour over for yourself and your "student". A lot of people would contact you, who wanted to learn how to shoot. You meet a lot of people from all walks of life. It was fun at the time.

Larry King had a few of those jokers in for an interview. They even had Bob Barker on explaining why he donated a couple of Mil. so that they could buy a boat. Too bad they led him around by the nose with their environmental theme. And who says that they are donating their time and efforts. All the "big boys" you see on TV get a salary. The only one who didn't get payed was the girl who was asked to don the survival suit, said," What... who me? What a rescue team...... I'm glad the Ady Gil went under after striking the Japanese boat. That's right...look at the video closer and you will see that they were under power when the colision happened.They powered right into their vessel. WHAT A BUNCH OF LOSERS.....

Road trip may be in order.....Cabelas has a fine selection. Flea markets carry the usual " assortment" of cheap blades. Atlanta cutlery and all those other places have good selections. Good hunting.

Does that mean that we now have to buy fake guns to put those suppressors on.... :doh:

That .30 carbine round is one hot little number.

Who says it's a free ride......you pay into it...so does your employer.

That's the way to go......

As annoying as this sounds, you should first ask around about zoning laws and building codes. Some require a concrete slab, some on stone, and some on dirt. Find out first before building. I mean, what's the worst that could happen? You having a nice shed.....or.....you have to tear it down after you just put it up because of a township a**hole. :doh:

I think that he is an insult to all Marines. What code of ethics does he live by? The moron code?

You guys know it as well as anybody....confiscated fireworks wind up at their homes for their own enjoyment.

That's not a benefit....it comes from your hefty dues.

Only if he hands out towels in the mens' room.........

Sure....you could have any question answered......for a hundred bucks an hour...

After a long battle with the State, Cyrus, at Pineland Sporting Goods, has officially become a check in station. Good hunting boys.......

After a long battle with the State, Cyrus, over at Pinelands Sporting Goods has officially become a check-in station. He is going to see about building a rack for hanging your game for weigh-ins.

Hey Echo.....I failed to mention that it was a co-ed class. :drool:

That's good odds.....but it's the "slim chance" part that gets me worried. Have fun, but be careful.

I don't need to check out anything, I'm already supporting them through my tax dollars. Nice football stadium at our expense.

After looking at the picture, I don't think it's a .30-06. There is no cut in the receiver ring.

Looks like a Belgian that's been scrubbed. The receiver would have had a "B" over "ABL", crown on top. They were produced in 1952 with that grayish- green finish. Some were converted to .30-06, and some into .22 trainers. Could be a Model 24/30.

Aren't you afraid of that itty bitty bullet coming back and biting you in the a**.

$300 isn't that bad....Uncle Sam paid for mine.....

Mr. Brown runs an excellent school if you can get past the " nature philosophy" speeches with Native American Indian overtones. Sort of like " snatching the pebble" stuff, or why do geese fly south mumbo. But other wise, he will teach you stuff that will definately impress you. Talk about camo...... he had a group of graduating students stand about 20 yards away, totally naked, with only the camo that nature provided, and you could not even tell that they were there. Now that's good. 8-)

All of the above..... also clothspins. A bag of one hundred at the dollar store, for the amazing price of....... get this........ $1.00

Is Colby going to be there to tell you guys what to do?