Kingsoverqueens

Lol. Shovel... So cute. /gives louu nuggies on his head and tossels his hair/ On Sunday the ice was 6 inches thick in spots and the parking lot covered in snow and ice. Didn't see the smaller pits so if those are clear I could see pulling off a bunch of classifier stages. Otherwise we're gonna need a LOT of salt.

Was it over when the germans bombed pearl harbor? NO! It's not over until we say it's over. its over Register, so at least this way you can say you tried. lol

I'm about ready to give my wife half of everything, cut my losses, and get the hell out of here. I'm done. So done.

Can we get them to use it to clear the pits so we can shoot?

I think Mikeythumbs lives pretty close, and Br@yn. We can torture them into checking.

We shot steel yesterday. First time we've shot anything in 2 months. Didn't do too bad considering it was freezing and my hands don't work well when they get cold. Then it started snowing. Bailed after 4 stages. I'm so done with winter.

After this winter I'd almost welcome it. lol

Still working on how I can integrate Ice Skates into my equipment for the stage. There going to be necessary. lol

I've got a stage design in my head that is inspired by this effing winter. It's called...."Miracle on Ice." lol

Not only open to the public, but run by people (volunteers) who are generally interested in teaching and making the shooting experience positive for the new shooter. One thing to consider is that there are so many different gun games, and what I find enjoyable (action pistol) others may not. The thought of sitting on fire line and shooting NRA high power makes my skin crawl, yet is nirvana to others. You'll likely find that same variety in the people who you recruit into your club.

I didn't realize you were looking for rifle events. My original advice still holds true in that you might want to try to expose the new shooters to the various gun games while they are supervised by experienced range officers. It will make for a more pleasurable and enjoyable, and safe, learning experience. I know CJ has high power and other bench rest shooting events that are available for the pubic, and I'm pretty sure that they can make arrangements for guns for those who don't own one.

Welcome. Have you considered a public steel plate match at either CJ or Old Bridge? It would give your target audience an opportunity to shoot in a friendly, controlled and supervised environment for little expense. And shooting steel is fun. : )

You guys fight a lot.

Welcome.

It's been so long that I don't remember.

lol

What could POSSIBLY go wrong? By the way....still soooooo sick of effing winter. Kid played in Myrtle Beach this weekend. Sunday was mid 30's with gusty wind, Monday, 29 with wind chill of 9. They had to scrape the ice off the batters box and home plate. effing sooooo sick of winter.

It's not interesting. Not at all. Is it me or is Newtonian an unfunny smarty pants?

So you guys are still at it, huh? I got a small stain...little splatter of balsamic vinegar...on my white dress shirt during lunch. Tiny, but I know it's there. Any suggestions from the brain trust on how to clean it best that I can share with my wife. I really LIKE this shirt. It's important.

I think its cute how all you guys are so enamored with washing machines. Like a bunch of hens. cluck...cluck...cluck. : )

A member may not charge a quest to shoot at the club. That much is clearly written in the rules, and was discussed during orientation.

Really? I wasn't aware of that? Which rule, specifically?

I'm sooooo sick of winter.

Well that's very different from what I last say. And by that I mean better. : )

Wow. That would be nice.