LoneSniper

My FFL doesn't use fax but did email in their FFL to Remington but Shasta the person processing the USPSA deals at Remington won't accept it. Am really disappointed in Remington and won't purchase from them again.

Remington still unable to work with my FFL to allow me to order. Looks like Savage will be getting my money now for a 308 I wanted.

I've been shooting USPSA and now IDPA at RTSP and just signed up for this 3-Gun match. Always wanted to try 3-Gun after watching far too much 3 Gun Nation Used to do some running and gunning with a straight pull AR in the UK and really looking forward to this match.

Don't hold your breath people on getting any discounted firearms. Seems Remington are totally disorganized. They now have no record of order I placed on 4th even though they called me about it on 6th and I now have to resubmit and will be further down 'first come first served' list. Always did think offer too good for Remington to honour.

Rob at Thunder Mnt can also sort you out with an over under too. It's worth taking to him about options.

I've put in an order for a 700 SPS Tactical .308. Was in the market for a .308 and would have preferred a longer barrel but at those prices I jumped on it.

Also be aware most listed prices are for cash, check or money order purchases. I always use a credit card so have some protection but final cost will be 3% or more depending on what merchant wants to charge. I've bought two guns from there and it was fine.

I was out there Tuesday with my fried. We'd planned to be there two days but saw everything on one very long day as we got there at 10.20am and left as it closed at 7pm. Am glad we stayed over at the local Best Western and enjoyed a few (too many) beers rather than driving back at night. Bonus for the trip was being able to stop and shop at Cabela's in Hamburg on the way back. I have a Cabela's credit card which is the best in my opinion as nothing like getting Cabela's stuff for free with my points. This was my first time there and think I will do every other year with time permitting. The highlight for me was being able to see and hold the new Mossberg MVP line of rifles and also look at the truck campers which is now something I must get. It was wonderful being out of NNJ and in free America for a while

Oh that is a great deal. I have this scope and love it. I got it on a deal with a rebate (that months to come in) but deal was not as good as this price. If you are thinking on getting this scope just do it!

Yeah there are a few vendors there. Spent 90mins at end of day yesterday looking at them. Main Line Overland are there. Can't remember other vendors names.

From what I've read online and other peoples posts it's best given two days. This is the first time I've gone (going 10-11th) and we are going for two, well about 1.5 days. I'd rather have the extra time and see everything, maybe twice than feel I went all that way and missed out on exciting stuff. It's a long way from exit 151 too so another reason to do two days.

Glad to hear a positive review and that it will take more than a day to look at. My buddy and I are interested in more than shooting so will enjoy seeing everything. I am sure we'll come away with huge wish lists of things we want to get. Is it just a show or can you buy items there too?

Friend and I are planning on going to this driving out early on Tue 10th Feb, staying over night and coming back Wed. From number of exhibitors and events it seems like too much to see in just one day and after a 2+hr drive. Wondered how many others planning on attending? I read last years thread about it and few reviews were mixed. I am really hoping it's worth the effort and expense. http://www.greatamericanoutdoorshow.org/

Just want to say how great it is that RTSP are running USPSA matches and all the hard work Aaron and Mike plus others put in to run them. I've been to 3 now and am hooked on running and gunning. There is so much more to learn and much prefer this kind of shooting than just static shooting. Am not a RTSP member (GfH is my local range) but I did buy my two pistols there and received great service. I went in to look before I got my FID card and was treated with respect and attention, unlike Ramsey Outdoors that seemed not to care about my inquires as I didn't have a FID. RTSP will be my first stop when I get more purchase permits . Thanks to all the RTSP crew for being a great range and store.

After 50mins the match is virtually full. Only one spot left. Glad I got my name down.

I've got more chance of her agreeing to me having a three-way with Jenny McCarthy and Elizabeth Banks than her becoming less anti gun. I did see that group though and will try and publicize it in my social networks.

It surely does. Back in the homeland (I am originally not from these shores) 300 yards was standard distance I shot and was what my rifles were zero'd in at. We then shot out from 600-1000yards too. I am pretty good at working out my MOA, and am now learning MIL as that is what the scope (Nikon M-223 3x12 BDC600) on my MVP uses.

Unfortunately, or maybe fortunately that would never happen. Wife is pretty much anti-gun, but does tolerate my participation in the sport. It's kind of good she has no interest as has no clue how much I've spent and what's being stored in the basement

Hello all. I signed up a while ago after hearing about this site from Lalo (who I bought some gear off of via another forum) but have not introduced myself or posted until now. I shot at GunForHire a couple times a month as its very close to me and I've started to do USPSA at RTSP. Am looking to join the Cherry Ridge range maybe for access to some longer distances. I recently got a Mossberg MVP Thunder Range 5.56 and would like to see how good it is beyond the GfH 50yrd range. Hoping I can get along to one of the social shoots you guys organise, however being in a one car family its hard to take car out for the day at weekends and leave the wife stranded at home.