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hd2000fxdl

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  1. I see nothing wrong with rapid fire, now if they were being un safe that's one thing but if not, what's the problem?? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  2. I do agree to a point being I like baseball but do have to agree about he others. I did play football but I did play ice hockey and soccer. I remember the finals one year it was a soccer Sunday 3 full games fir my team in 1 day. Sparing my ankle the end of the first game and I didn't say anything to the coach or my parents, finished 3 place in he state and I did play the lat 2 games. Right wing I may add. Young and no pain when your 13 to 15 years old. Lol. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  3. hd2000fxdl replied to Ron's topic in Handguns
    Joe, most people write a list that has a vertical format to it, just wanted to let you know... LOL
  4. This is an area I feel that you should not skimp on. Now no need to go the Dillon 1050 route or anything, but look for quality kits. I wouldn't want to skimp on a press, after all you might as well get something that will last a life time and then some. Also while no press with be 100% trouble free, a quality one will give you less problems in the long run.
  5. Welcome to the Forum..
  6. Welcome to the Forum..
  7. Not sure what models of Dillon and Hornady you are comparing, but I'd put the Dillon 650 and Hornady Lock-n-Load even on the scale.
  8. As soon as I saw the thread title I knew this was going to get posted.. LOL
  9. ^^^^ This ^^^^
  10. Agree Ray, at least all of on this forum should promote proper use and handling of firearms by all of our children and advocate others to do the same. After all they are the next generation that will take our place.
  11. D??? LOL,, if we go by that I was 3rd in L/10 in the Unrated class... ROFLMAO
  12. Only 1 correction and this is for Dave, I did shoot all 5, I didn't observe any, I just know all who have come to just observe have always say they wish they just shot it, and to note, never heard anyone say after they shot a match, " I wish I just observed" LOL Now I have heard a lot of people say I will get into reloading or I can't wait till the next match, or what's the next fun thing to shoot like kids the night before X-Mass..
  13. Welcome to the forum.. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  14. Am I the only one who though It would be nice if we would have "a smart politician" looming in the background???
  15. Me to, but it was fun shooting the rifle portion with the pistol, the mag problem at the end I could have done without..
  16. Closest club would be OBRPC, the next one I would recommend is CJRPC, Shongum is another one but not sure if they are taking new members at this time.
  17. At least I did good on the Run and Gun stage..
  18. You know the deal!!!
  19. Heard this in 880 on the way to work this morning, did the .. When the hell did things, and how the heck did we get this way, I could remember people in not only my parents generation but mine also that when time were hard, or someone lost their jobs they felt embarrassed to even go apply for unemployment. They did when they had to and I know a few that skipped it and just did what they had to do and took any job to get them by until they found one in their field. Today, it's, where is my FREE RIDE??? doesn't matter if I screwed up or who's fault something is, WHERE IS MY FREE RIDE... Just crazy..
  20. I'll tell you if you can wing it and it's really not too far, you may be better off joining a club. A few things to consider, Public range, you never know what you are going to see happen, a lot of yahoo's there and I just don't like going to them anymore. Way too many inexperienced and unsafe shooters for me. Not to say they are all unsafe or anything, it's just you will run into more of them "WTF" was that person doing situations at a public range. With that said, I club, especially like the one I belong to, I can rapid fire, I can shoot Shotguns, rifles, handguns. I can set up multiple targets in the pits, set up steel and run and gun if I like. There is a lot more freedom, and a lot more fun to be had. Now clubs are not for everyone, some are just happy shooting paper and slow fire, some clubs are just too far away, and some are just more coin than someone is willing to spend. Here is one other think the think about when choosing where to shoot, I joined a rage that was cheaper than the club at first. It cost me 45 to 60 minutes each way depending on traffic, then factor in the cost of driving. This cheaper range cost me more in the first 3 months I was a member in gas and time than if I just joined the club. I did that the 3rd month and have been very happy, plus I meet a lot of great people and a bunch of new shooting sports that no take up a lot of my free time.. lol
  21. Another thing to consider is time to commute to work. Being close to family is great and a huge help and can save a lot of coin, but a long commute to work can really take it's toll over time. Oh and sleep, forget about it, you'll get all ya need when your dead so scratch that idea. Things you like to do, well some will stay some will go. A house will take more time than you will originally think, I built new and have been in it for something like 8 years now and I'm still not done with all my projects to get things the way I want them. There are a lot of things mentioned here and some sound great, some sound like they will take away a lot of things you might like doing, but when it's all said and done and you can sit back, say this is all mine, have a great home, healthy family that's doing well, it's all worth it.

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