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Wow. Really?

That's what I thought you meant as well. I doubt that the shooting would have caused a fire unless someone was shooting tracers.

Another possibility is from controlled burns. If anyone was around Range Road around 9-11 MAR you would have seen a "controlled" burn become completely "uncontrollable".

The type of firearms that will be turned in are essentially hand grenades. I do not think you want to buy a hand grenade at any price.

I posted it online with the expectation that everyone with an internet connection may look at it. Otherwise, I would not have done so. And guess what! I have no plans to delete it! And! I don't care if they are reading this. The fact that the majority of the things I was accused of are simply "suspicions" based on an inconclusive video two months after said event when the RSO at the time had no problem with it makes me feel like someone just had an ax to grind. Again, that is just my opinion.

Come get them at a range... best time to get them (or get shot by a bunch of people in the process).

They were complaining about this: I will admit, some of the complaints are legitimate. But how it happened was quite astonishing. I was basically told to stay in the lobby. This man goes onto the computer they use for Hunting & Fishing licenses and insists that I watch the video again. He then logs onto his Facebook account. Scrolls through his wall until he finds where a friend posted the video on his wall. And then proceeds to accuse me of a laundry list of violations along with the two that specifically did not make sense which I posted above. Big brother is in full swing at Range 14. This was almost two months after the event (video recording took place) happened. In fact, here's the list of their own rules: http://www.range-14.com/rules.html As for the construction, they have 7 rifle lanes open now. They don't have the remaining rifle lanes open because there are not enough flags yet.

Today, I received a lecture from a Range 14 staff member about the Youtube video that I posted earlier in this thread. I was accused of the following: 1. Not staying behind the posts and "advancing on the target". Basically my movement on the concrete blocks at the pistol range was the issue. I took two steps forward to adjust my position and posture which I could hardly call "advancing on the target". The fact that the range safety officer at the time did not have a problem with my use of the range and that I was accused almost 2 months later of the situation in question makes me a bit skeptical. For a portion of the range that does not have clearly defined boundaries like the new rifle lanes, my movement seemed within the realm of reason. 2. Cross lane shooting. Surprising because the video does not show where any of my bullets landed. The video was taken from the side so it's at an angle to the lane. As an infantry officer, having taken Fort Dix's Range Control safety class, having been the OIC for many ranges (individual weapons qual, zero, individual movement technique, crew-served weapons zero and qual), having a decent amount of information imparted on me from experienced NCOs... believe it or not... I'm not clueless when it comes to range safety. I'm sure quite a few staff members of Range 14 or their friends are on this forum and it does not bother me in the slightest bit. Anyone remember that entire debacle with Fishpaw on AR15.com and Range 14? I'm considering OBRPC or CJRPC. It seems they would cater to something I'm more interested in. In the spirit of posting Youtube videos:

Springfield Armory offers a very sizable military discount. $1400 for a SA TRP Light Rail which is a very good price.

It makes sense to work on the far right side first so that if the existing 3 older tables need to be replaced, it'll affect only the lanes closest to it.

It may be a lost battle in this state. Our only real hope is that it gains traction on the national/federal level.

Are you sure about that?

You're not heading to Range 14 are you? I thought it only opened on Fridays starting in April.

True. What about if retreat may prevent you from defending yourself such as in a case where you are outnumbered? Or if your retreat would simply lead you right back to where your family is hiding and expose them to even more danger?

That's not entirely correct. You are able to use your gun to defend yourself anywhere on your property as long as you believe you are not able to retreat to safety.

I wish.

That is correct. I was there on Feb 22, 2012 which was a Wednesday.

Ira's a great guy. I did an FFL transfer through him from Rainier Arms for a Noveske N4.

Great pics! I'll add some.

Noveske N4

I was at Range 14 today and they have the frame for the overhead covers installed (rifle range). Hopefully, they'll finish it by the end of this month, but it's unlikely. Here's a few friends and me having fun at the pistol range today.

Would you be able to link me to an official (state and federal) reference? It would be greatly appreciated.

In order to take delivery of an AR15 with a pinned collapsible stock, does the stock need to be pinned in the fully extended position?