Old School

Like what Jon? The only one I know sux is Glazer Safety Slugs and that was in the old days.

ZOMBIE???

Craig - I fixed that for you.

No Tony, I mean non- abrasive and non-confrontational...

Craig - The crapper is a big plus! Really! No Sh!t!

Not me Anthony, never a bad day. A few of the newbies requested that this thread be started. They want to get a more comfortable feeling knowing what is the courtious thing to do. And being I'm the consumate gentleman of the forum I started the thread...

Topic Started, Please contribute.

Just list etiquette items as you think of them: Don't muzzle sweep anyone. Don't touch firearms when anyone is down range. Don't talk to anyone during their string of fire. Do police your brass. Do accomplish target changes in a speedy fashion. Do clean up after yourself(targets) when finished shooting.

You won't be disappointed with a 34. Great steel gun.

All you guys getting rid of 10/22s. Where are they? I love them. always looking for an extra. Though I don't own a S&W 15-22 (have shot one) IMHO the Ruger is more robust, shoots equally as well, and, has loads of accurizing accessories available.

OP - the 34 / 17L question leads to a miriad of other questions. What is intended purpose? The 34 is USPSA production legal and popular and less expensive AND IMHO points better. The 17L is less popular and if you want something not everyone else has go with a 17L. To me they seem slower to point. I don't find the extra sight radius a big advantage. Any sight radius advantage can always be compensated for by narrowing the notch width of the rear sight on the shorter pistol. Just my $.02

CR 8 miles from home.

How you like the ALG? Is it worth it?

+1 LOL Give her all the support you can. We need more women shooting. Nice pistol BTW

And the 200/300 yd range. And the plinking range. And the archery range. Oh I forgot one thing...The flushing crapper in the club house. Got that at your range Ray?

True to a point but you have to get rid of the grittiness too Nick. Granted some LPKs are better than others. Nick have you tried my triggers? I don't remember.

Ray - If I have to explain it, You'll never understand!

A sticky is a good idea. But why don't some of you pups just come and hang out at the range with us old guys some time. Yes that's an invitation.

Right - O! I've had to do function checks that required rapid fire. I would notify / ask the RO and they never had a problem. Granted it wasn't crazy busy at the time. The big problem I have with CR is not being able to smoke at the firing line. It's not safe having someone shoot a cigarette out of your mouth unless you are shooting down range. Luv ya Craig...

Please send pics... Seriously good 7.62X39 is UBER accurate in a bolt action rifle.

Being that I've been accused of being nasty and bitter....LOL I respectfully say I'm not crazy about the modification in that link. The polishing compound doesn't really smooth out things enough and I'm dead set against cutting and bending springs. Along the same lines as what you did I like to stone the hammer sear surface moderately and for $10-12 install JP springs. Going one step farther you can install a sear engagement limiting device. Now this takes a little more time and a bit of skill but the cutting/bending springs... I don't get warm and fuzzy about that.

Granby140 - Nice job and hopefully you helped create a shooter and supporter of the 2A for life. As far as no one teaching you...apparently were not as clueless when you started shooting as some newbies. We who grew up with firearms take alot for granted. For those that didn't a firearms use and culture course can be appropriate. They may need more than just a safety course.

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