Duppie

This one again?........Already proven to be an unabashed set up.

I do feel for those who would be put in that position if it indeed comes to that. What are they to do?It's all fine and good to believe that their conscious and loyalty to the constitution will inevitably kick in but I believe it naive to think that the majority would go that route even if at that point it's pretty much a given that all consideration for the constitution and individual rights have already been abandoned. I would be interested if there are any accounts by national guard and LEO members that was ordered to confiscate arms after Katrina.

There is one called "Guns save lives" that chronicle examples of legally owned firearms that saved lives and property.I scan through it occasionally and noticed the articles are usually gleaned from small town newspapers and rarely picked up by main stream media.

It strikes me as a shame that such a impressive and welcomed shooting facility could possibly be undone by either a questionable management decision or misguided township regulation.

NO...but in all honesty I carry copies in my range bag just in case. In case of what? I have no idea.......

Now that wasn't so hard....was it? Thank you.

Congratulations....but had they already expired?Town? circumstances? Give us something more to work with , would you?

When I first moved here all you had to do was submit a short note stating why you needed an extension and you were granted one several days later,A hassle IMO but still viable. Included in my last P2P packet was a note that the Cheif would not be granting any extentions unless you can submit either a reciept from a FFL or vendor stating a firearm was already paid for and backordered otherwise No dice. Not sure if we have a new CLEO or the present one just got a bug up his ass.

Some towns like mine {Monroe} do not entertain extentions on P2Ps,expired or not.

....the whole "15 minutes of fame" syndrome IMHO....

Damn.....I'm old.

A CZ 2075 Rami alloy 9mm.Get some Hakan Pek grips and I'll be a very happy man.

This question comes up periodically.Both my vehicles have trunks that are considered accessible. A suv and estate car, I transport my loaded mags and spare ammo in my range bag and the guns in a secured gun case. Obviously away from prying eyes. Good to go.....now there have been questions about locking the guns up ,ammo ,unloaded mags and speed loaders,carrying copies of your p2ps and you're quite welcomed to but it's quite unnecessary.

Clever....very clever.

None taken........

There are many of us.....

Now sure if it's calmed down or just a case of largely depleted stock. There's nothing left on most shelves and what there are is so overpriced. I do worry about ammo,I was not a gun owner when last the run on guns and ammo occurred but it's now gone before it hits the shelves. 1k of target ammo I would pick up for say $240 shipped is now over $300 + shipping if you can find it.

These politicians have been daisy chaining each other the entire span of their careers and every body's got some dirt on the other guy......forgive me if I don't hold my breath.

Yeah I got one from him and DeAngelo... both non committal stating they will be forthcoming with their reply's.

He didn't but his staff had to send something so what you received was a form letter they had laying around and probably sent as a reply to just about any correspondence they receive.

Forgive me Gentlemen. I don't like the man any more than you but Prostitution is legal in DR so barring any question of who's funds he may have used for the alleged services...Doesn't it rather smack of a witch hunt?

That would make sense but not allowing outside ammo can prove to be a costly mistake in the long run IMHO.

Perhaps the price of a couple chickens.....chicken feed,if you will. Sorry Dave.....I couldn't resist.

I did some looking around and there's not a great deal of choices and what little there are is priced about 10 to 20% more than target rounds. Factor in their mark up and you quite possibly could be looking at a rather expensive range trip, again depending on your caliber and how much you shoot. Now as I understand it frangible ammo is easier on the back stop of the range so my questions would be, are they attempting to preserve the longevity of the backstop,did they just opt for a less impenetrable and therefor less expensive backstop,made a business decision to maximize profits by not allowing outside ammo to be fired or a combination of all? I am glad to see new ranges open but it would seem to me that such a restrictive policy would be a deciding factor in not only yours but the majority of shooters decisions to join in that area.