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This is just too funny.. you rock Nick

Took this class over the summer at OBRPC. You are going to love it. 2 words.. malfunction junction

Yeah, I made it home OK. Couldnt get my hubs to lock, cable was frozen solid. 2WD in a YJ in the snow makes for slow going. Had a good time last night..great food and great company. I will be out there again next month, even without the buffet..

Went down on the first shot for me...but I did have a nasty scowl on my face while I was pulling the trigger. Too bad that didnt work for the texas star

Dicks is doing something similar: Statement from DICK’S Sporting Goods We are extremely saddened by the unspeakable tragedy that occurred last week in Newtown, CT, and our hearts go out to the victims and their families, and to the entire community. Out of respect for the victims and their families, during this time of national mourning we have removed all guns from sale and from display in our store nearest to Newtown and suspended the sale of modern sporting rifles in all of our stores chainwide. We continue to extend our deepest sympathies to those affected by this terrible tragedy. Its not known how long they will suspend the sale of "modern sporting rifles"

Message posted on their FB page: Cheaper Than Dirt! is suspending online sales of firearms effective immediately. We are reviewing our policy internally, and will continue to be the leader in the outdoor industry with our full line of gear and accessories. On their website, when you go to the gun sales section it says: Cheaper Than Dirt! doesnt sell guns This is not a good development.

Sick to my stomach over this. As a father of 2 boys, I cannot even begin to imagine the pain these families must be going through. My heart and prayers go out to them. Very sad day indeed...

I have thousands of rounds through the kimber conversion kit on my gold match ii. I love it, never had any issue. I shoot it in practice, obrams, and steel matches. The only thing I dont like is the slide does not lock back after the last round.

Wow that was fast...

Maks has to start naming his stages FTE 1, FTE 2, etc. No matter how many times I walk those stages, I still forget at least 1 target when I actually shoot it. One of these days I will actually shoot the stage the way I planned it in my head...

I was in, but now am out. Here's some good advice, if you wear orange no one will notice how bad you shoot...

Maybe I should start shooting weak hand

lol, you would think with scores like that I could have waited long enough to forget...

lol.. I have to do something while I wait.. waiting for my CJ scores, indoor action scores, OBRAMS, and steel. I know a few of you guys are waiting on the same things...Can only refresh those pages so much.

All you need is 4 magazines, 90 rounds of ammo, and eye and ear protection. The course of fire will consist of shooting strong side/weak side, shooting while seated, shooting prone, and shooting while kneeling. If you have any trouble with any of these positions we can accommodate you. Remeber, we are just out to have a good time and be safe!

Exactly..Thanks Rosey

Nope - you can register without putting a number in the OBRPC field. That is just so we know who is a member and who is not. You can register and sign up for your relays, when you show up you will have to pay the non-member rate, thats the only difference. Looking forward to seeing you there! Thanks, James

You need to register on the site first before you can sign up for any events. Click on member registration to get your username, then you can sign up for the event. Let me know if you have any trouble..

Check out our website www.obpcc.org if you are interested in shooting PCC on the 31st. Registration is open for all 3 time slots (6-8, 8-10, and 10-midnight), and spots are available. All the information can be found on our site - any questions let me know. Thanks, James

According to the MSM, anything over 500 rounds. So those couple of boxes of .22 you got stored would be considered a cache of ammo..

It will actually be early in the day, and not take most of the day like a typical OBRAMS match. If you have not shot OBRAMS (or USPSA) before, this is really a great opportunity to get familiar with the concepts.

Go to the orientation on 3/17. You will get to walk through a complete course of fire, learn the rules, safety, etc. Then you will get to shoot the course, possibly a few times.

we used one similar to this at the obrams multigun in october

wait, you walked into the PD, applied for 3 permits and walked out with 1 same day?

the sound of a pump shotgun is almost as good a deterrent as firing a round off..