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Back before Dick's went full woke I would purchase ammo when on sale, usually WWB or Blazer. Around 2017-18 Blazer Brass was offering rebates on bulk (350 rds.) 45 ACP at the same time Dick's was having a sale. Don't remember exactly, but it was a great price per round, even lower than online so I bought two boxes. Recently, I had an empty 50 cal ammo can and I figured I'd open the Blazer boxes and put them in the can. The ammo was packed in zip-locked bags in the boxes. Today, I grabbed a few hand fulls from the can to bring to the range. Upon inspection, the bag I grabbed them from was actually 40 S&W! Should have opened those boxes in the store I guess, at least I didn't try shooting them through my 45.

That's a good price, but I'm not eligible. Sorta like Orwell's 1984, "all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others".

Meh, after what has happened in GA with the last few elections, and Kemp as governor, my bet is Willis goes scot free.

I sincerely applaud your efforts, especially having little ones in the house. Since I only shoot a few hundred rounds in a (hopefully) well-ventilated range every month or so, I'm good with a thorough hand wash with the D-lead soap before leaving the range and try not to pick my nose on the drive home. I do wear latex gloves when cleaning the guns afterwards.

I know it doesn't answer your question, and don't know what you are comfortable trying to do yourself, but it's actually pretty easy to do. My son had several pieces that were damaged in a storm. I picked up a vinyl siding removal tool (big name for a simple tool) at Lowe's, watched a few videos and made the repair. I'm in my late 60's and never worked with vinyl siding before.

I can understand both of the above positions. I realize PDs need to prioritize their resources, but also would appreciate a quick "we got it" email. To me, it isn't a case of not trusting my PD, but not knowing if something went wrong with the transmission. I emailed scans to my department each time I qualified/requalified and received a brief "received, thanks" reply within a few hours. Fortunately, my PD has a dedicated firearms unit clerk. I did not submit a SP182a since my permit was issued by the court 1/2023, I can only carry the gun I qualified with.

Maybe there's more threats now because they've spent so much time and attention doing the bidding of the Southern Poverty Law Center and the like by going after Christian pastors, traditional Catholics, Trump supporters, and white supremacists (primarily embedded FBI agents)? Um, just kidding Mr. Wray.

Thanks for the comments guys. I don't hunt, but have had a hunter's license for a few years. Old guysrule649, I just picked up a .22 rifle and would like to use Colliers Mills to try it out. I made a simple target stand out of 2x4s and would like to use a small steel spinner as well. It will be my first time shooting at a WMA range.

Meh

Greater Egg Harbor School District is rolling out Zero Eyes.

Good afternoon, Does anyone know if spinner type steel targets are permitted using a .22 rifle at the WMAs that have centerfire/muzzleloader ranges, particularly at Collier's Mill? From what I've read on the WMA site, only paper targets are permitted but I've also heard that steel spinners are permitted using .22 only. Thanks in advance for any info.

Bought ammo from him some years ago. Good guy, enjoyed talking with him.

Unfortunately I have to agree with JohnnyB, those that entered, entered at their own risk. Just as those that carry are supposed to be cognizant of the restrictions.

Not to be contrarian, but I believe it can be. It also may be all we have, despite the excellent work being done by our defense, because of the evident prejudices of certain judges.

Same 2 anti judges and 1 2A judge, didn't Einstein say something about insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result? As well-reasoned the arguments were from our side, and as baseless the arguments from Cai and company were, I am not optimistic that the anti judges will adhere to our constitution or the bill of rights. But hope springs eternal.