Search results for query: *

Carrier drops stuff off in the breezeway of my house. Good job, no complaints here.

Welcome to the zoo. It can be a tough ride, but hang in there.

www.bonecreekgunclub.com

Our range gets a lot of shooters from the bigger cities, because of rules like some of these. Of course, we have no range nazi's running around, except during matches. Then it is sometimes needed:banghead:

Standard for courts around here. If in uniform, you can carry, and the judges have no problem with that. Even had several take the CCH class.

One view is that gun control is those in power, know who has what, and regulate the :cuss: outta it. Also having total say in what you can own, purchase, etc.,. Most feel it is being able to hit your intended target.:neener:

:cuss: :cuss: :cuss: :fire:

To allow the employees a day to go to the range, of course! But mostly for the reasons posted.

Welcome! Lotsa stuff aorund here, feel free to browse around, and amuse yourself.

LEO, ( 1985) with stints as a PI, mechanic, construction worker, cook, rangebuilder (BCSGC) Full time husband, father I own 2 F-150's one '92, the other '55. Several other in the past. I also ride a '99 Victory, ( made in the US!), and ride every chance I get. Wind therapy.:)

I believe it was Pale Rider that showed how most carried their guns. High on the hip, not low slung. You also get to the point where you do not notice the weight as much, and do not have it "flopping around" when you walk. Like most LEO's today. Although most cops in the beginning, ( Grandpa...

Not stop is one thought. I know of several hunters, who cannot get around,and hunt either on a 4 wheeler, or wheelchair. Just because you can't walk, doesn't mean that you have to stop. I heard of one hunter who was shooting rabbits from his car, and the game warden stopped him, and started to...

My 21 carries a special place in my heart, as it belonged to a good friend who died of cancer years back. He had carried it on duty, and once "blew" it up at the range with some bad rounds. He just gathered all the parts, ( magazine), put it back together, and kept shooting. Pretty tough.

http://www.tailgunnerexhaust.com/performance.php Just what the doctor ordered:evil: Oh yeah, I could careless about OCC. It's the same tired theme, and besides, you wouldn't want to ride one of those scoots 700 miles in a day. Ok for looks, and short rides, maybe.

Bridger Doors are just dividers. Free from local company who makes them. Never turn down free stuff.:) The snow was kinda nice. Did make it hard to see the 200 yard gong though!:cuss:

wmenorr67 with his son. Those Ruger 10/22's are great fun!

more, Matt with the SKS

more pics

forget the dates, camera wasn't set.

Longrifleman, and EK, getting his stuff outta his truck( just can see his legs)