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You can always bring the book with you, put your beer on the book, let it sit there for a few minute, all the material will pass through to the beer by osmosis and as long as you drink the whole beer and don't spill any of it, you should be good to go.. Good luck tomorrow.

I would be GTG being I have an FID and DL with matching addresses, did you do it with different addresses like the OP is going to attempt??

I thought you would pass on that. lol Thanks for the link, I think you have done got me to spend money like this before. +1 to Caine again.

Most of the time it will be a minimum of 2, always will have some sort of 22LR pistol, and at least 1 center-fire pistol. If I bring rifles I will have at least 2 of them and will still bring the handguns.

I agree, and I even have a HS410 at the ready, but I'd have to go through the 9mm, .380, 12 & 20 GA before I got to my .410 so unless I am being attacked by dwarfs, I won't be using it. However it is a nice little gun, nice 1 handed shooter and the OL and Kid can shoot it with out and problems at all.

Dito...

Just a little more info than we needed...

Your wife will probably not like the trigger on the 94 and if she is not a shooter to begin with, I wouldn't use this gun as an intro into shooting. By the way, where are you getting the speed loader and tray from and how much?

Heck, I got a 94 if you want to trade... I agree with the OP, it sure does have a heavy trigger pull, but I have not done any reading about the gun and if there is a way to lighten her up being I have only shot mine a few time. Might just check into that for OBRAMS in the spring if I don't get a 617 by then.

Semi-auto rifles, after every range session, also do that with my Lever action. Mosin, well corrosive ammo, so it's semi cleaned before I leave the range and then cleaned well after I get home. Pistols, I will run a bore snake through if I just fired a few rounds though it, but they are field stripped at least every 500 rounds or USPSA/Steel match, also will take them down further than a field strip at least every 6 months for the guns I use for USPSA and Steel.

The return for a second spray was more than likely only due to time limitations and thats dependent on what type of fluid was used and what percentage of Glycol. 99.9999999% of the time when they return and it's not accumulating and it's just past the holdover time, they theoretically could have taken off with no problems being there is quite a bit of safety built into the numbers, but when it comes to aviation, it is always best to be on the safe side. Heck, I have flown while it was snowing out in my hang glider , brushed off the snow, shook the wing and flown for hours in the snow. Snow blows off, Ice can accumulate and change the aerodynamics of the wings profile changing the L (Lift) over D (Drag) ratio and that's where the largest problem is.

I agree, but always wondered is a progressive deployment system, say via multiple drogue chutes to slow it down to a certain speed and when that was reached a multiple deployment system could be used. Would have to be one heck of a system being you and I both know the OEW of Large and Heavy A/C are.

That's the one whats his name from the Yankee's was flying a few years back when he flew into the building in NYC wasn't it.

Actually for ultralights and some small A/C BRS does make a ballistic recovery system. I have a BRS deployed chute on my harness I use for hang gliding and am getting another harness with just a regular hand thrown one. The ballistic one is a class 3 explosive so I can take that as a carry-on or as checked baggage when I fly. Plus when I am flying coastal sites wen my highest AGL is less than 500 feet I don't fly with one, just for the chance of a water landing (Other wise known as poor landing or crash) plus at my rate of decent with the hang glider attached I would be falling so slow the chute wouldn't inflate, let alone be able to deploy at that height.

Awww, never mind..

I see Glenn answered you, but if your hanging steel like he is, take a look, the connector to attach to something can be used on any link, so you can adjust it long or short using any link in the chain, so I would go longer just so you have the flexibility to do whatever you want at the range.

Have fun with it, good to see ya and wish I had time to stick around and shoot some more but I had to get back home for 1 more person who is picking up steel and for my daughter to come home from school.

Ok all all on the list as yes and maybe please check your E-mail, I sent out a information of who's steel I am bringing tonight, be there probably closer to 2100 maybe 2130 but I will make it there, have 1 ice cold Pilsner Urquell ready for me.

You got it, no steel for personal use at the ID range, single target centered on the target stand and thats it. The only steel is during the indoor events like WCS and there are restriction on ammo use. Frangible ammo, but only when these events are being run.

I could have used a different word, but for me, I always have it on me anyway when transporting a firearm as well as COE's for that oh I have the long gun for sale.

Done, see you and Rich at the ID Range at noon, if there was anyone else who was in on the buy and is going to be at the ID range between noon and 1400 today, let me know ASAP, and I'll bring your steel.

It's a long gun, not the same rules as a hand gun, but if your not going directly to and from the range it is a good Idea to have your FID with you.

Ah, Don't you worry about no knife..

Oh, your poor crew Ant, lol Keep it up and hope it makes it through.