Arbelest

Welcome to the forums.

Welcome to the forums.

I'm definitely adding that onto my wish list.

I only have rifles because the law states youngin's can't have pistols.

I haven't seem any one mention Paps Blue Ribbon yet....

Welcome to the forums.

I wish I had been able to veiw all these at work, I would have kept me busy laughing longer.

Congrats on the purchase.

Those are some pretty cool tips.

I wouldn't trust that guy with any weapon, reminds me of a serial killer.

.... No words can describe that.....

Seems like a good idea

Out of those two I would choose a Mossberg. There are lots of aftermarket parts available to you for purcase to make your shotgun tactical or tacticool. Plus being a pump action there are not evil features you have to avoid as Old School was saying. So if you would like a pistol grip on your shotgun, the Mossberg is the way to go.

That looks very nice.

For informal clay/skeet shooting you sould be able to get away with a pump or semi-auto shotgun. If you get more advanced in trap/skeet and want to shoot competitively an over-under would be the better way to go. I myself am looking at getting a Remington 870 (pump) to shoot clays informally at WMA sites becuase they are free to shoot at as long as you have a hunting permit.

Welcome to the forums.

Welcome to the forums.

Welcome to the forums.

Thanks for the info on MM sporting preserve.

Dont forget to put some pics up when your done your build!!

Found this article on Yahoo News, thought you guys would like it http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/parasite-turns-honey-bees-zombies-212258832.html Just a little proof that the apocolypse is coming.

Congrats

As someone in the firefighter business I would rather deal with 30lbs of powder in brass casings because they are individually contained and will go off at different times most likely as each one heats up at a different rate. 30lbs of powder in a single container will go off at the same time creating a fireball and pulling more oxygen to feed the fire even more. From the inside if you start hearing things explode you can get out and ask the homeowner what the hell do you have in your house. If your inside and you hear the sound of a freight train, a roaring sound from the sudden increase in fire, you have no idea where its coming from and hope it didn't come from beneath you and burnt up the floor supports on your escape route.

I saw one of those Kel-Tec subs last week when I was at the range, probably not the same model but it was a 9mm and the group that had it was having a lot of fun with it. Good choices on both firearms.

Whats the price on joining over there I checked their website out but only didn't see a reference to dues, just that they have them. I am looking for a place to do some trap and skeet shooting.