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Kingsoverqueens

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  1. I'm thinking operator error, knowing the operator. : )
  2. I'm not going to say that you are wrong but I think you are wrong. My thinking is to get as many as "reasonably" usable in the 6 month period (90 days plus extension). They only cost 2 bucks and it's better to have them and not need/use them than to need them and not have them to be used, you know? You may come across a deal or other situation where you can transfer a pistol and it would suck to not have the permit on hand. I usually apply for 5 or 6 at a time and then reapply when I drop the original batch off to be renewed, figuring it takes 2 months or so for my town to issue new permits. This way I always have a supply on hand.
  3. I'm in the same boat as the OP. I've got my hunting license and have only been in the woods twice. Once for deer when I was 12 (the best nap I've ever had in my life) and then again a few years ago for pheasant with a friend. We didn't flush anything and it was surreal to me to be a 45 minute drive from my house and walking around in the woods with a loaded gun. My son, 17, just got his hunting license and for the first time in my life I find myself lost in not knowing what to do or how to teach him this skill.
  4. I've always found it better to turn the tables on people who make silly arguments. Ask him to prove to you that his assertion is correct. He's making a claim that is based on law and so he should be able to show you the law, no? I always love the look come over their face as they read the law and come to the realization that they are wrong, and then try to tap dance around it.
  5. Wife and kids have been watching hell on wheels. Surprised to see so many good reviews for The Strain and The Last Ship. We deleted both from the rotation in short order.
  6. Got my letter letting my know that mine are ready. 8 or 9 weeks from application date. Middletown.
  7. The walls look nice. Not done. But they look nice.
  8. You should reach out to Milsan. He rides.
  9. L&H in Wall usually has the larger quantity boxes, which I prefer. I've also bought them at that old gun shop in Howell/Jackson...Sportsmen's shack or Cabin or something like that. I don't even know if the gentlemen is still alive. It's been over a year and half since I've been there.
  10. Does any construction project ever get completed on time and on budget? I'm not defending the BOD and the truth told I don't have a grasp as what is being done on the shotgun fields. I know they are changing fencing, but with what I don't know, nor do I know who's doing it. Is an outside contractor doing it or a member/work force party?
  11. Website still shows them closed but who knows if it's been updated. Wondering about trap league tonight? Nice night to shoot. I'd email the match director or one of the other BOD for status.
  12. You know the other issue is simply that you are holding a weighted object in an extended arm that isn't used to holding a weighted object. Naturally, your hand is going to shake. Keep practicing and as odd as it may sound don't be afraid to use a 2 or 3 lb dumbbell if you have one, or a gallon milk jug half filled with water so that you build up your strength.
  13. As Vlad says a good deal of accuracy issues result from jerking the trigger, or as my "Gun Sensai" calls it....trigger snatch. Dry fire practice helps a lot. One thing with one handed, whether it be strong side or other strong side (a/k/a weak side) is that you'll probably want to "cant" the gun a little to the opposite side to help with sight alignment and because it's allows for a more natural recoil and recovery on target than holding the gun in what would normally be a two handed up and down grip. Have you looked into any of the drills that bullseye shooters do? They shoot one handed.
  14. I've got a thread going in the rimfire forum. I don't know either.
  15. Will mags from a Ruger Mark II work in a Ruger Mark III? I don't know anything about the differences between the two guns, so forgive this noob such a noobish question. Thanks in advance.
  16. Sorry about that. In hindsight I probably shouldn't have stuck a screwdriver into the server. I'll think twice next time.
  17. Do me a favor and bring your mark III magazines. My friend, a new member and shooter, is going to shoot for the first time but only has 2 mags for his gun.
  18. I'll be shooting in the members steel match.
  19. Try tumbling them for a longer period of time. I go 3 to 3 1/2 hours to get them very bright. What I've found though is that the finish gets marred during the loading and then storage. The case lube must attract grime and so they aren't as shiny as when I started.
  20. The tax returns are public information and available for viewing if you'd like. The total of payment to the party in question is listed as "Dealings with Interested Parties" or something to that effect.
  21. I'm the same way. Can't explain it. Might have been the lead chips when I was a baby. Dunno.
  22. Raccoon Eyes is what we call them in my house. My wife and daughter generally just point and laugh. She got that boonie hat I was wearing yesterday at Costco for like 20 bucks I think. I can have her pick you up one if you'd like. I have sunblock in my range bag should you ever need some.
  23. Awww Jeez...Vlad is telling stories about classifications again.

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