I'm 10 minutes from CR and could give you a hand any day week days.

Depending on day and schedule I may be able to help. Might have to get a No Bama T-shirt though... j/k

Depending on day and schedule I may be able to help. Might have to get a No Bama T-shirt though... j/k

Ill take one in lrg thanks

I think I am going to have to stick with CR for this one. Lots of interest in ths clays. I like CR for the club house if they get bored. A few good reasons I think.

 

However, I am going to have to consider this SCFGPA for the future. Nick's video looks like a boat load of fun.

I'm a shotgun instructor, if you guest me in I can probably be helpful lol. Im not a CR member. I have a thrower and a pallet of clays (but not bio which I think CR requires?)

Yes - CR requires biodegradable clays and as I recall they are 11 bucks a case which when we shopped it 2 yrs ago was the cheapest we could have gotten them for anywhere without having to buy them by the truckload.

Yes - CR requires biodegradable clays and as I recall they are 11 bucks a case which when we shopped it 2 yrs ago was the cheapest we could have gotten them for anywhere without having to buy them by the truckload.

 

Too bad we can't get the same deal on ammo. I'd pitch a tent and live on-premises.

Yes - CR requires biodegradable clays and as I recall they are 11 bucks a case which when we shopped it 2 yrs ago was the cheapest we could have gotten them for anywhere without having to buy them by the truckload.

 

Is it true we can take 2 guests in? I was not aware of that.

true dat. guess they figured out 2x$25=$50

yeah the number of guests was changed not to long ago.2x25 = 50 and possibly new members..

I didnt see where they require bio clays...

We are looking at the 10 or the 24th with the majority thinking the 10th. Both are a Saturday.

"Extremely Libral".............please explain before I consider.

Well, it probably would do no good to paint a picture. Lets just say that politics should not be discussed. It isn't good to do it on the forum, it would do no good to discuss it it person.

 

The goal is to make a positive experience for this group that is inundated with images of "gun people" that are nothing but negative.

 

I have told them as well, if they can't keep from talking politics and enjoy the day they need to stay home.

No Obama targets then? How 'bout Nancy Peel-oh-see?

 

I AM just kidding...

No Obama targets then? How 'bout Nancy Peel-oh-see?

 

I AM just kidding...

I know, I know. I hope you can make it. It is leaning even more to the 10th.

We are confirming the 10th.

 

I am bringing two 500 round boxes of .22 LR, probably 300 -500 9mm and 200 .12 gauge. I think that might cover me pretty good for my guns and some newbies that won't be shooting so fast.

 

Two have shot before briefly, and have stated that 2-3 hours might be all they could handle before getting bored. So I am going to skip the silo and rifle range and focus on the handguns and clays. I think they might enjoy a muzzle loader, but maybe not.

 

However I do want to go for variety. In particular .38 and .357 magnum through the same pistol just to try it once. But some cool models that they can impress their friends with along with the usual suspects (Glock, Sig, M&p's). As well as different calibers. Not a mandate, just a request.

 

So, if we are thinking in those parameters, I'd like to get a handle on what other firearms will be there and make sure I can cover the ammo they use and a little more. So, how much and what caliber? Any thoughts?

I am probably good to go, my issue is that I'm rebuilding my house and I've got some contractor meetings coming up. I should be fine, but I won' t know until I'm much closer to the 10th.

 

I have a number of handguns and of course my Clay machine.

since your bringing 12 ga,ill bring my 20's and some ammo, i also have a double ,sit down thrower.

Buckmark ,GP 100, 1911, G19,sig 239 40 cal,beretta 25 .You tell me what you prefer i bring as far as pistols

I am probably good to go, my issue is that I'm rebuilding my house and I've got some contractor meetings coming up. I should be fine, but I won' t know until I'm much closer to the 10th.

 

I have a number of handguns and of course my Clay machine.

Is that a powered thrower?

I'm hoping to be there, but I might have to work. Just in case I don't, what time do you plan to start?

So, if we are thinking in those parameters, I'd like to get a handle on what other firearms will be there and make sure I can cover the ammo they use and a little more. So, how much and what caliber? Any thoughts?

 

OPSEC. Check your pms.

We are confirming the 10th.

 

I am bringing two 500 round boxes of .22 LR, probably 300 -500 9mm and 200 .12 gauge. I think that might cover me pretty good for my guns and some newbies that won't be shooting so fast.

 

Two have shot before briefly, and have stated that 2-3 hours might be all they could handle before getting bored. So I am going to skip the silo and rifle range and focus on the handguns and clays. I think they might enjoy a muzzle loader, but maybe not.

 

However I do want to go for variety. In particular .38 and .357 magnum through the same pistol just to try it once. But some cool models that they can impress their friends with along with the usual suspects (Glock, Sig, M&p's). As well as different calibers. Not a mandate, just a request.

 

So, if we are thinking in those parameters, I'd like to get a handle on what other firearms will be there and make sure I can cover the ammo they use and a little more. So, how much and what caliber? Any thoughts?

 

I might be able to make it. I'm supposed to go to Seaside for the St. Patrick's Parade but that's not confirmed. I'll keep you posted.

Is that a powered thrower?

 

Seen here towards the end:

 

Seen here towards the end:

 

LOL ill leave my 3/4 cock home (that just doesnt sound right).. Thats a nice thrower!

3/4 of a foot

LOL ill leave my 3/4 cock home.. Thats a nice thrower!

 

The limitation is variability. It's really consistent so you end up moving it around a lot just to mix it up. There are attachments that move it around but they're almost as much as the entire machine.

 

Manual throwers are nice in that each shot can go a different way but you can't rapid shoot off of one.

since your bringing 12 ga,ill bring my 20's and some ammo, i also have a double ,sit down thrower.

Buckmark ,GP 100, 1911, G19,sig 239 40 cal,beretta 25 .You tell me what you prefer i bring as far as pistols

 

I'll send Pm's regarding the actual stuff. But I think having the .20 gauges available is going to be very helpful. Thanks

 

I'm hoping to be there, but I might have to work. Just in case I don't, what time do you plan to start?

 

I think about 11 am and I don't think we will go past 3 pm.

 

OPSEC. Check your pms.

Thanks

 

I might be able to make it. I'm supposed to go to Seaside for the St. Patrick's Parade but that's not confirmed. I'll keep you posted.

 

Isn't St Pats the following weekend?

I am probably good to go, my issue is that I'm rebuilding my house and I've got some contractor meetings coming up. I should be fine, but I won' t know until I'm much closer to the 10th.

 

I have a number of handguns and of course my Clay machine.

 

Yay! Hope you can make it. I really don't think they will all stay interested as long as we usually are out there so maybe that will help.

do you still need more or you have enough members now

I only need myself and two others to cover my peeps. It seems we are covered but there were a few others that were not members that expressed an interest as well. Maybe we can broaden it?

If you need an extra hand, I can come, depending on my daughter's schedule (she dives at West Point on some Saturdays). So put me as a maybe. I can bring a Taurus PT-99 and a G19 Gen 4. I don't mind the liberalness or orientation. I worked in the entertainment industry in California for seven years. Nothing phases me.