jm1827

See you there!

If things go as planned I should be done with work by noon or so today and will be heading over to CJRPC, if anyone else is going let me know!

Welcome!

Nothing beats charcoal for the sear and the flavor. Try reducing some bourbon and adding it to the sweet baby rays on some ribs!

Don't mean to hijack the thread, but I remember going to the Vernon firehouse pond tournament as a kid. Me and one of my friends won it a couple of times. After the tournament was over we would walk down to the pond by Dairy Queen and fish there for a couple of hours.

I saw that, I am still cautiously optimistic.

Too funny, but even their lead singer recognizes that there is no such thing as bad publicity!

Don't know if this is the case or not, but I would recommend taking the field walk. IMHO it was both informative and entertaining, and it also provided answers to many of the test questions.

When I went they skimmed through the workbook. they didn't grade it or anything. But I will say, some of the test answers were right out of the workbook.

This is nothing, wait until we advance with the implementation of AI!

Unfortunate but true!

Nice, now I want all 3!

Logic says you definitely have justifiable need to protect yourself, but at times this state defies logic. That being said, I recommend you go for it!

From someone who has been to 40+ Dead shows, this makes perfectly good sense.

Great advice here. And every time I shoot I still work in more snap caps than live rounds, and even work in a few rounds with my .22 while I am waiting for my barrel to cool. When I shoot with a partner I have them load snap caps and live rounds into my magazine ant then make the gun ready just to make sure I don't flinch on a snap cap. Friends of mine who went through military sniper school told me thay dry fired for an entire week before they tried live ammo, they even dry fired with pennies on the end of the barrel to make sure they didn't flinch.

Same here, I have a cheap Ruger American in .243 that consistently shoots at least MOA out to 300 yards.

Looks great, can't wait it hear how it shoots!

yea- congrats but don't forget the repressed peasants of PRNJ!

Just ordered me some today, and just in time I am completely out of my 12" targets!

I saw that this morning, agree we lost one of the blues greats. RIP B.B!

I stick them to the cardboard that I use as my target holder.

We could start a movement, kind of like Alice's Restaurant!

Awesome- thanks!

Again that was quick!

Oh I am sure it can, the gun is more accurate than I am!