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Posted: 5/4/2015 6:28:33 PM EDT
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May have already been posted but what time do the festivities start? 9A |
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Posted: 5/4/2015 6:45:55 PM EDT
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Good news, girlfriends graduation party has been pushed back so I can stay for the whole shebang.
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Posted: 5/4/2015 8:22:02 PM EDT
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Good news, girlfriends graduation party has been pushed back so I can stay for the whole shebang.
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Posted: 5/5/2015 7:38:45 PM EDT
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Just picked up a 1.75 L of Bourbon. I don't drink. But, I strongly suspect others will enjoy it.
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Posted: 5/5/2015 9:22:12 PM EDT
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Just picked up a 1.75 L of Bourbon. I don't drink. But, I strongly suspect others will enjoy it. Someone have any of those disposable plastic shot glasses. These savages will drink straight from the bottle. |
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Posted: 5/5/2015 9:37:56 PM EDT
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Just picked up a 1.75 L of Bourbon. I don't drink. But, I strongly suspect others will enjoy it. Someone have any of those disposable plastic shot glasses? These savages will drink straight from the bottle. Well, it is alcohol. That should help kill off germs. While I don't drink, I do sometimes gargle with whiskey, (usually Seagram's 7 Dark Honey), and spit. It is great for a sore throat. So, it does seem to kill off germs. |
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Posted: 5/5/2015 10:21:59 PM EDT
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I think I have about 1000 of those little jello shot cups in the cupboard.
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Posted: 5/5/2015 11:15:12 PM EDT
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Maybe I should grab something else to help fill up those cups. Tequila ? Vodka? Or what? Scotch? Brandy/Cognac? I think those are more expensive, but probably not radically? I like Cognac, but most people don't seem to care for it. I wonder what people would enjoy in the evenings?
My last drink was around 1997, almost 20 years ago. |
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Posted: 5/6/2015 7:52:50 AM EDT
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Everybody loves free booze
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Posted: 5/6/2015 6:47:23 PM EDT
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Almost forgot to send in my 5320.20 so I can take my SBR's over state lines. Got it out today. Hope they get off their asses and get it back to me in time.
Ain't freedom grand. ETA: I'm bringing my 9mm suppressed SBR if anyone needs a loaner for the CQB course. Just bring some ammo. 147 grain preferably if you want really quiet. |
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Posted: 5/6/2015 7:17:25 PM EDT
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Almost forgot to send in my 5320.20 so I can take my SBR's over state lines. Got it out today. Hope they get off their asses and get it back to me in time. Ain't freedom grand. ETA: I'm bringing my 9mm suppressed SBR if anyone needs a loaner for the CQB course. Just bring some ammo. 147 grain preferably if you want really quiet. Would 115 be ok in it? I've got a bunch of 115 grain, I understand it won't suppress as well though. I've always wanted to shoot a suppressed rifle. If not I can get some 147 grain. |
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Posted: 5/6/2015 8:34:55 PM EDT
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I will be bringing my Uzi smg with suppressor if anyone is interested in using for any of the stages. Please bring factory ammo if you want to try it out. It will function with any 115 grain or 147 grain, both round nose or flat point. My 5320.20's are in hand, about a 3 week turn around
Can also bring 22lr or 45acp bolts/barrels if anyone is interested.
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Posted: 5/6/2015 8:43:29 PM EDT
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Would 115 be ok in it? I've got a bunch of 115 grain, I understand it won't suppress as well though. I've always wanted to shoot a suppressed rifle. If not I can get some 147 grain. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Almost forgot to send in my 5320.20 so I can take my SBR's over state lines. Got it out today. Hope they get off their asses and get it back to me in time. Ain't freedom grand. ETA: I'm bringing my 9mm suppressed SBR if anyone needs a loaner for the CQB course. Just bring some ammo. 147 grain preferably if you want really quiet. Would 115 be ok in it? I've got a bunch of 115 grain, I understand it won't suppress as well though. I've always wanted to shoot a suppressed rifle. If not I can get some 147 grain. It's not my firearm so I dunno. |
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Posted: 5/7/2015 7:22:03 AM EDT
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Would 115 be ok in it? I've got a bunch of 115 grain, I understand it won't suppress as well though. I've always wanted to shoot a suppressed rifle. If not I can get some 147 grain. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Almost forgot to send in my 5320.20 so I can take my SBR's over state lines. Got it out today. Hope they get off their asses and get it back to me in time. Ain't freedom grand. ETA: I'm bringing my 9mm suppressed SBR if anyone needs a loaner for the CQB course. Just bring some ammo. 147 grain preferably if you want really quiet. Would 115 be ok in it? I've got a bunch of 115 grain, I understand it won't suppress as well though. I've always wanted to shoot a suppressed rifle. If not I can get some 147 grain. 115, 124 are all fine. |
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Posted: 5/7/2015 7:57:10 AM EDT
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Almost forgot to send in my 5320.20 so I can take my SBR's over state lines. Got it out today. Hope they get off their asses and get it back to me in time. Ain't freedom grand. ETA: I'm bringing my 9mm suppressed SBR if anyone needs a loaner for the CQB course. Just bring some ammo. 147 grain preferably if you want really quiet. Would 115 be ok in it? I've got a bunch of 115 grain, I understand it won't suppress as well though. I've always wanted to shoot a suppressed rifle. If not I can get some 147 grain. 115, 124 are all fine. Sweet, thanks! |
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Posted: 5/7/2015 10:53:39 AM EDT
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Well, since the cat's out of the bag on the CQB surprises, I'll be bringing my 9mm suppressed AR15 SBR and Kriss SBR. 115 and 124 will work, but 147 grain stays subsonic in the 9mm so there is no supersonic crack. The Kriss likes just about anything in 230 grain that I've ever tried, but prefers stuff that's not too dirty or it has to be cleaned up after a few hundred rounds. The can for the Kriss is still in NFA jail, but the one on the 9mm can be moved over to it with a different piston. Of course, the Kriss is so short without the can, that for CQB while wearing hearing protection, I actually like it better without the can out front.
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Posted: 5/7/2015 12:59:05 PM EDT
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Holy cheet Batman!
Pretty sure I just came a little. |
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Posted: 5/7/2015 6:22:07 PM EDT
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Well, since the cat's out of the bag on the CQB surprises, I'll be bringing my 9mm suppressed AR15 SBR and Kriss SBR. 115 and 124 will work, but 147 grain stays subsonic in the 9mm so there is no supersonic crack. The Kriss likes just about anything in 230 grain that I've ever tried, but prefers stuff that's not too dirty or it has to be cleaned up after a few hundred rounds. The can for the Kriss is still in NFA jail, but the one on the 9mm can be moved over to it with a different piston. Of course, the Kriss is so short without the can, that for CQB while wearing hearing protection, I actually like it better without the can out front. <a href="http://s217.photobucket.com/user/KYLiberty/media/367a4a81-4c30-4bd2-81fe-6cea4bd51ea9_zpsngucdmdx.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc250/KYLiberty/367a4a81-4c30-4bd2-81fe-6cea4bd51ea9_zpsngucdmdx.jpg</a> <a href="http://s217.photobucket.com/user/KYLiberty/media/54DF5615-C151-41E5-8ECB-DB8AA8EE0F30_zpsyqtqisld.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc250/KYLiberty/54DF5615-C151-41E5-8ECB-DB8AA8EE0F30_zpsyqtqisld.jpg</a> I've always wanted to handle the Kriss in person. Is the recoil all it's cracked up to be? |
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Posted: 5/7/2015 7:00:47 PM EDT
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Well, since the cat's out of the bag on the CQB surprises, I'll be bringing my 9mm suppressed AR15 SBR and Kriss SBR. 115 and 124 will work, but 147 grain stays subsonic in the 9mm so there is no supersonic crack. The Kriss likes just about anything in 230 grain that I've ever tried, but prefers stuff that's not too dirty or it has to be cleaned up after a few hundred rounds. The can for the Kriss is still in NFA jail, but the one on the 9mm can be moved over to it with a different piston. Of course, the Kriss is so short without the can, that for CQB while wearing hearing protection, I actually like it better without the can out front. <a href="http://s217.photobucket.com/user/KYLiberty/media/367a4a81-4c30-4bd2-81fe-6cea4bd51ea9_zpsngucdmdx.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc250/KYLiberty/367a4a81-4c30-4bd2-81fe-6cea4bd51ea9_zpsngucdmdx.jpg</a> <a href="http://s217.photobucket.com/user/KYLiberty/media/54DF5615-C151-41E5-8ECB-DB8AA8EE0F30_zpsyqtqisld.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc250/KYLiberty/54DF5615-C151-41E5-8ECB-DB8AA8EE0F30_zpsyqtqisld.jpg</a> I've always wanted to handle the Kriss in person. Is the recoil all it's cracked up to be? It's has very little for a 45. It's a lot of fun for CQB or reactive steel. I'd recommend bringing some .45 ACP 230g to the shoot. The 9mm SBR actually has less recoil though with the JP bolt and SCS. Of course, the Kriss is semi since I have no way of purchasing a full auto version of a Kriss. If you ever get a chance to shoot a full auto Kriss, jump on it. It looks like the CQB stages are going to be really fun. I'm only bringing semi autos, but I'm bringing some cool ones. I'd recommend some .223/556 as well for some of the stages that can handle it. 
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Posted: 5/7/2015 8:34:22 PM EDT
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Well as long as we're posting pics......... I'll be bringing three of these. Only three because I was too lazy to fill out another 5320.20.
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Posted: 5/7/2015 8:39:21 PM EDT
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Well as long as we're posting pics......... I'll be bringing three of these. Only three because I was too lazy to fill out another 5320.20.
<a href="http://s136.photobucket.com/user/superluckycat/media/100_4941_zps35d8633b.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q195/superluckycat/100_4941_zps35d8633b.jpg</a> Very nice. This should be a lot of fun. |
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Posted: 5/8/2015 1:03:36 AM EDT
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What's the max range for rifle targets?
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Posted: 5/8/2015 8:26:54 AM EDT
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That looks like a Trijicon Reflex. Is that one an ACOG?
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Posted: 5/8/2015 9:16:26 AM EDT
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That looks like a Trijicon Reflex. Is that one an ACOG? I have an ACOG like that. Quote HistoryQuoted:
That looks like a Trijicon Reflex. Is that one an ACOG? I have an ACOG like that. That one is a Trijicon Reflex with the tritium and fiber optics. I've tried it with a mini ACOG also, but like the reflex better on the Sig 556. 
The mini ACOG is perfect on the PS90 though. 
The PS90 is next on the list to get SBR'd and suppressed. It just has a barrel shroud hiding the hideous barrel right now. I've been contemplating on if I should bring it to the shoot. It's a lot of fun for CQB, but 5.7x28 is expensive and most people do not have any. |
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Posted: 5/8/2015 12:03:51 PM EDT
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That one is a Trijicon Reflex with the tritium and fiber optics. I've tried it with a mini ACOG also, but like the reflex better on the Sig 556. <a href="http://s217.photobucket.com/user/KYLiberty/media/888920FB-B1A1-481B-8705-8793ACD51B41_zpsvnwzfnga.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc250/KYLiberty/888920FB-B1A1-481B-8705-8793ACD51B41_zpsvnwzfnga.jpg</a> The mini ACOG is perfect on the PS90 though. <a href="http://s217.photobucket.com/user/KYLiberty/media/IMG_0147.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc250/KYLiberty/IMG_0147.jpg</a> The PS90 is next on the list to get SBR'd and suppressed. It just has a barrel shroud hiding the hideous barrel right now. I've been contemplating on if I should bring it to the shoot. It's a lot of fun for CQB, but 5.7x28 is expensive and most people do not have any. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That looks like a Trijicon Reflex. Is that one an ACOG? I have an ACOG like that. That one is a Trijicon Reflex with the tritium and fiber optics. I've tried it with a mini ACOG also, but like the reflex better on the Sig 556. <a href="http://s217.photobucket.com/user/KYLiberty/media/888920FB-B1A1-481B-8705-8793ACD51B41_zpsvnwzfnga.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc250/KYLiberty/888920FB-B1A1-481B-8705-8793ACD51B41_zpsvnwzfnga.jpg</a> The mini ACOG is perfect on the PS90 though. <a href="http://s217.photobucket.com/user/KYLiberty/media/IMG_0147.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc250/KYLiberty/IMG_0147.jpg</a> The PS90 is next on the list to get SBR'd and suppressed. It just has a barrel shroud hiding the hideous barrel right now. I've been contemplating on if I should bring it to the shoot. It's a lot of fun for CQB, but 5.7x28 is expensive and most people do not have any. That's a cute little thing. |
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Posted: 5/8/2015 12:17:17 PM EDT
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My Trijicon Reflex is an ACOG. That Reflex looks a lot like it.
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Posted: 5/8/2015 4:44:45 PM EDT
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What's the max range for rifle targets? Prolly <100 yards. ETA: Why? Whatcha gonna do different?
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Posted: 5/8/2015 6:09:40 PM EDT
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Any more info you can share on the work day? I may be able to drive up and help out.
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Posted: 5/8/2015 7:20:39 PM EDT
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Any more info you can share on the work day? I may be able to drive up and help out. Joker will work us harder then his dogs. Thats right he treats his prized dogs better then human slave laborers. Bring work gloves and don't expect anything other then tepid pond water to drink. Dinner is a cheese sandwich on stale bread. If we get dinner...God help us. |
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Posted: 5/8/2015 7:55:03 PM EDT
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This is the Trijicon Reflex ACOG I was mentioning. It is listed as the RX01NSN: Trijicon Reflex 4.5 MOA Amber Dot with Flattop Mount
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Posted: 5/8/2015 9:22:59 PM EDT
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Joker will work us harder then his dogs. That's right he treats his prized dogs better then human slave laborers. Bring work gloves and don't expect anything other then tepid pond water to drink. Dinner is a cheese sandwich on stale bread. If we get dinner...God help us. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Any more info you can share on the work day? I may be able to drive up and help out. Joker will work us harder then his dogs. That's right he treats his prized dogs better then human slave laborers. Bring work gloves and don't expect anything other then tepid pond water to drink. Dinner is a cheese sandwich on stale bread. If we get dinner...God help us. One cheese sandwich for the lot! You guys will fight shirtless in the cow pond for the sandwich. 
I'll post tomorrow about the workday plan. I'll see what we get done tomorrow. |
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Posted: 5/8/2015 9:41:21 PM EDT
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What's the max range for rifle targets? Prolly <100 yards. ETA: Why? Whatcha gonna do different? My ACR has QD barrels so I'm ganna swap my match barrel for my lightweight barrel and my optic for my Eotech. |
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Posted: 5/8/2015 9:45:09 PM EDT
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What's the max range for rifle targets? Prolly <100 yards. ETA: Why? Whatcha gonna do different? My ACR has QD barrels so I'm ganna swap my match barrel for my lightweight barrel and my optic for my Eotech. Don't over-complicate things. This is CQB for the most part. I ran tests off hand quick shots with an Eotech and I'm not a rifle guy.
 Boyz and their toyz.
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Posted: 5/9/2015 12:36:45 AM EDT
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Don't over-complicate things. This is CQB for the most part. I ran tests off hand quick shots with an Eotech and I'm not a rifle guy.
Boyz and their toyz.
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What's the max range for rifle targets? Prolly <100 yards. ETA: Why? Whatcha gonna do different? My ACR has QD barrels so I'm ganna swap my match barrel for my lightweight barrel and my optic for my Eotech. Don't over-complicate things. This is CQB for the most part. I ran tests off hand quick shots with an Eotech and I'm not a rifle guy.
Boyz and their toyz.
That's my thinking exactly. I haven't gotten to configure it for some suppressed SBR fun in a while. I always have to keep it set up for the next match. But if you had like 500 yard targets, then that's a whole other kind of fun and Id keep it the way it is lol. So yeah boys and their toys lol. |
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Posted: 5/9/2015 1:27:39 AM EDT
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That's my thinking exactly. I haven't gotten to configure it for some suppressed SBR fun in a while. I always have to keep it set up for the next match. But if you had like 500 yard targets, then that's a whole other kind of fun and Id keep it the way it is lol. So yeah boys and their toys lol. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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What's the max range for rifle targets? Prolly <100 yards. ETA: Why? Whatcha gonna do different? My ACR has QD barrels so I'm ganna swap my match barrel for my lightweight barrel and my optic for my Eotech. Don't over-complicate things. This is CQB for the most part. I ran tests off hand quick shots with an Eotech and I'm not a rifle guy.
Boyz and their toyz.
That's my thinking exactly. I haven't gotten to configure it for some suppressed SBR fun in a while. I always have to keep it set up for the next match. But if you had like 500 yard targets, then that's a whole other kind of fun and Id keep it the way it is lol. So yeah boys and their toys lol. Sadly this property lacks the topography for any long range shooting. I try to compensate.
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Posted: 5/11/2015 10:30:16 AM EDT
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Sadly this property lacks the topography for any long range shooting. I try to compensate. Don't sweat it. If you try to make an activity "all things to all people" it falls flat. I'm sure whatever you come up with will be good fun in good company. |
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Posted: 5/11/2015 11:17:16 AM EDT
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WORK DAY 5/16. Start at 9AM.
Saturday looks to be warm, 40% chance of rain (which is better than the 80% they said yesterday) I'll need a few guys to help with the following: 1) Mowing and trimming the range. I have an old push mower, riding mower and brush trimmer we'll use. This is rough terrain that eats ~ one mower per year.  If a guy or 2 brings an extra string trimmer or 2 that will help.
2) Placement of ~ 80 target stands. As I walk scenarios I need some one to adjust targets to control direction of fire and what can be seen or not seen from where. 3) General clean up of the range (very minor). 4) Road repair (very minor). 5) Copperhead Road set up. This is the one that would kill my decrepit, old ass. If each helper places a couple of targets while I direct from the trail we can spread the work load on lugging the steel up and down the hills. They're only 14 pounds each. I'm just a broken down man. 6) Target testing. Bring a pistol and some ammo. Plate rack and dueling tree still need a little breaking in. I'll feed you lunch of some sort (refrigerator went out last night. One Jeep isn't running. Dedicated range mower gave up the ghost). Everything is fighting me getting ready for this. 
Helping me set up the range shouldn't ruin your fun on the day of the shoot. There will be targets, changes and variations you won't know about until you're shooting.
Post up if you'll be helping so I can plan lunch. I better get busy. I have 4 days to get a mower running, repair my fridge and get the Jeep running. Oh yeah, 12 steel target stands to weld up and a "car" to build. |
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Posted: 5/11/2015 11:34:46 AM EDT
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If you're still working later on in the day let me know. I have a Boy Scouts fund raiser clay shoot that the company sponsors every year that day.
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Posted: 5/11/2015 11:37:40 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: WORK DAY 5/16. Start at 9AM. Saturday looks to be warm, 40% chance of rain (which is better than the 80% they said yesterday) I'll need a few guys to help with the following: 1) Mowing and trimming the range. I have an old push mower, riding mower and brush trimmer we'll use. This is rough terrain that eats ~ one mower per year. If a guy or 2 brings an extra string trimmer or 2 that will help.2) Placement of ~ 80 target stands. As I walk scenarios I need some one to adjust targets to control direction of fire and what can be seen or not seen from where. 3) General clean up of the range (very minor). 4) Road repair (very minor). 5) Copperhead Road set up. This is the one that would kill my decrepit, old ass. If each helper places a couple of targets while I direct from the trail we can spread the work load on lugging the steel up and down the hills. They're only 14 pounds each. I'm just a broken down man. 6) Target testing. Bring a pistol and some ammo. Plate rack and dueling tree still need a little breaking in. I'll feed you lunch of some sort (refrigerator went out last night. One Jeep isn't running. Dedicated range mower gave up the ghost). Everything is fighting me getting ready for this. Helping me set up the range shouldn't ruin your fun on the day of the shoot. There will be targets, changes and variations you won't know about until you're shooting. Post up if you'll be helping so I can plan lunch. I better get busy. I have 4 days to get a mower running, repair my fridge and get the Jeep running. Oh yeah, 12 steel target stands to weld up and a "car" to build. If the jeep or the mower has any life left in them I can probably get them running. I'll bring a full set of tools (mechanical and farm) and some other stuff that I think might come in handy. Other than that, I'm open do doing anything on your list. |
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Posted: 5/11/2015 12:53:30 PM EDT
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I'll be there my man. If the jeep or the mower has any life left in them I can probably get them running. I'll bring a full set of tools (mechanical and farm) and some other stuff that I think might come in handy. Other than that, I'm open do doing anything on your list. Great. The Jeep my just needs a new battery. Hopefully the mower will be going by then as well. Bring the tools anyway. Like you said they may come in handy. |
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Posted: 5/11/2015 12:59:43 PM EDT
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Ill bring a string trimmer and help move steel.
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Posted: 5/11/2015 1:10:18 PM EDT
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Ill bring a string trimmer and help move steel. Ah, you young studs. I was once like you... 
Thanks. I look forward to seeing you guys. It's been a while.
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Posted: 5/11/2015 2:12:20 PM EDT
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If you're still working later on in the day let me know. I have a Boy Scouts fund raiser clay shoot that the company sponsors every year that day. What time are you thinking? |
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Posted: 5/11/2015 2:18:26 PM EDT
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If you're still working later on in the day let me know. I have a Boy Scouts fund raiser clay shoot that the company sponsors every year that day. What time are you thinking? I'm not sure, probably mid afternoon. Depends on how many other teams there are. |
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Posted: 5/11/2015 2:21:02 PM EDT
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Stop on by.
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Posted: 5/11/2015 2:25:01 PM EDT
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Stop on by. Sounds good, I'll shoot you a text when I get that deal wrapped up. |
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Posted: 5/13/2015 3:55:47 PM EDT
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Bump for a little more help this Saturday. So far we're at 2 plus a "if I can make it."
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Posted: 5/15/2015 3:46:27 PM EDT
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What is the Saturday schedule? It is supposed to rain on and off.
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Posted: 5/15/2015 4:46:28 PM EDT
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I hoping to start ~ 9ish. I've no choice but get wet.
The sole priority is to get targets set for Copperhead Road. If I have to lug all those targets into the woods alone I'll die. Everything else I can get done on my own in the next 2 weeks. If we get that done and it's not pouring we'll move stuff around the range and cut some brush. I think mowing will be out of the question. |
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Posted: 5/15/2015 9:27:21 PM EDT
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Today: Replaced seized idler pulley, alternator and battery in the backup Cherokee. I now have both range shuttle vehicles running! I dismantled a dying picnic table and used the wood to build props for the scenarios. Repaired the lawn tractor (again) and cut some grass. I cut welded steel for 12 more target stands for the rest of the AR500 steel targets, painted the targets and started assembly. I spent a little time designing the fire ring to be welded Sunday. Now off to the store to buy dog food and Joker food.
It's coming together in spite of constant obstacles! |
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