[ARCHIVED THREAD] - GTG Oct 1-2-3 @ Firebase45 "The Turkey Shoot, 2010 Edition" Rollcall in OP Edit 9/28 (Page 4 of 5)
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Western contingent departing Seattle 0700 1OCT2010....If you're heading thataway from thisaway, let's talk about this. Can we push it later? I had hoped to get 2 hours of sleep first. 
Gibby can drive the first leg? I just want to maximize my Dry Side time w/ the one, the only, the Matt45, for obvious reasons... |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Western contingent departing Seattle 0700 1OCT2010....If you're heading thataway from thisaway, let's talk about this. Can we push it later? I had hoped to get 2 hours of sleep first. Gibby can drive the first leg? I just want to maximize my Dry Side time w/ the one, the only, the Matt45, for obvious reasons... the butt sex. |
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Quoted: This. BS can sleep until Ellensburg. Then it's ON!Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Western contingent departing Seattle 0700 1OCT2010....If you're heading thataway from thisaway, let's talk about this. Can we push it later? I had hoped to get 2 hours of sleep first. Gibby can drive the first leg? I just want to maximize my Dry Side time w/ the one, the only, the Matt45, for obvious reasons... the butt sex. I am..............the Big Spoon. 
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Matt, a couple questions:
Is there going to be a big grill for cooking steaks etc when the pig is not on the menu? Is Tannnerite + Gas + Road Flares OK where we are going to shoot? Wombat and I have some experience with that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qw6V_T_riw |
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Quoted: I haven't even begun to think about bringing food for the weekend. I figured I'd just show up and stuff would happen, or we would stop in Spokane and take care of the shopping on the way... If I remember correctly, there is a Albertson's on the way to his place. Also don't stock up on smokes for the weekend, Idaho is within spitting distance of his place with the wonderful dirt cheap smokes. |
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Quoted: Matt, a couple questions: Is there going to be a big grill for cooking steaks etc when the pig is not on the menu? Is Tannnerite + Gas + Road Flares OK where we are going to shoot? Wombat and I have some experience with that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qw6V_T_riw Yes, Grill availible for use, noprob.... prolly just limit it to small arms only. We don't have the spot I'd like to use in ID for NFA/tannerite ect.... |
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Wombat was getting a little excited about the guys in skirts, I was getting a little worried, good thing they left.
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Been drinking at O'Doherty's for the last couple hours and going to keep that up for an other hour. We should do this next weekend. Lots of guys in skirts. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
I never thought I'd have to worry about Wombat.....Glad I have this intel now though! Here's the beginning of the Hilarity...And I DO beleive that a certian Bear and Insulation rating asked for Pics....There's some HERE, and HERE about 2/3rd of the way down...... 
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BTW, if any of you are sober enough Sunday morning, INAS is holding a USPSA style 2-gun (rifle/pistol) match at the Mica range. This particular match is normally one that is put on for the Gonzaga ROTC cadets, but this year they decided to combine it with a normal club match and mixing the cadets in with the squads. It's not a prize match, but I think there will be some drawings. The top scoring cadet will walk away with a almost new POF rifle. Almost new because the cadets will use it in the match, along with any other shooter that feels like it. The match will probably be limited to four stages. Expect about 100 rnds pistol and about 50 rnds rifle. Match fees usually run $10 for members, $15 non-members.
Registration usually starts around 0900 hrs, shooters meeting at 0930 hrs and shooting starts around 1000 hrs. If you have not ever shot a USPSA match, the new shooter orientation is at 0830 hrs. |
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Quoted: Quoted: It's a lock. You mean.....Most likely, probably, 99.9% it's a LOCK, but nothing is really THAT certian?  No. It's a lock... A lock that always has the chance to be broken... But a lock none the less. I also will be losing my phone at 1600 Friday so I will be unavoidably and completely accidentally unreachable for the weekend. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: It's a lock. You mean.....Most likely, probably, 99.9% it's a LOCK, but nothing is really THAT certian? No. It's a lock... A lock that always has the chance to be broken... But a lock none the less. I also will be losing my phone at 1600 Friday so I will be unavoidably and completely accidentally unreachable for the weekend. Did you move from the "Lightning Factory" property to Gonzaga?????  I've read JAG findings that were far less vague Gibby- You got mail! |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I have been told I will be -1... Goin' Koter? We got to talking last night and I asked if she was still planning on coming with me. I told her I plan on having fun...She said she would stay home... Soooooooooooooo....what yer sayin' is that she wasn't even planning on breathing hard? 
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I would be down for shooting a match on Sunday. Would you mind showing me the way out there? Quoted: BTW, if any of you are sober enough Sunday morning, INAS is holding a USPSA style 2-gun (rifle/pistol) match at the Mica range. This particular match is normally one that is put on for the Gonzaga ROTC cadets, but this year they decided to combine it with a normal club match and mixing the cadets in with the squads. It's not a prize match, but I think there will be some drawings. The top scoring cadet will walk away with a almost new POF rifle. Almost new because the cadets will use it in the match, along with any other shooter that feels like it. The match will probably be limited to four stages. Expect about 100 rnds pistol and about 50 rnds rifle. Match fees usually run $10 for members, $15 non-members. Registration usually starts around 0900 hrs, shooters meeting at 0930 hrs and shooting starts around 1000 hrs. If you have not ever shot a USPSA match, the new shooter orientation is at 0830 hrs. |
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sounds like fun. HEY!............Wait-a-minnit.............. Originally Posted By junior22 4/11/2009 3:32:56 PM PDT
Looks like fun.  Please do NOT let me know when you get to tactile sensations  .
You'll have to forgive the boy.............if you only knew him you'd understand.
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Quoted: I believe I can make this. I can really use a dry side fix as well. I am having trouble deriving one thing though––-is the camping AO the same place as the shooting AO, or do we commute to a shooting spot just for Saturday daytime? Maybe. Looks like FB45 revoked my 72 hour pass, so my ride share with Busy is no longer an option. I will be leaving Snohomish County early Friday morning taking either US2 or I90. What time? I'm not really sure but I will have my radio tuned to the ARFCOM Pirate freq. If there is anyone on the list that lives between here and there and need a ride, shoot me a IM. |
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I would be down for shooting a match on Sunday. Would you mind showing me the way out there? Quoted:
BTW, if any of you are sober enough Sunday morning, INAS is holding a USPSA style 2-gun (rifle/pistol) match at the Mica range. This particular match is normally one that is put on for the Gonzaga ROTC cadets, but this year they decided to combine it with a normal club match and mixing the cadets in with the squads. It's not a prize match, but I think there will be some drawings. The top scoring cadet will walk away with a almost new POF rifle. Almost new because the cadets will use it in the match, along with any other shooter that feels like it. The match will probably be limited to four stages. Expect about 100 rnds pistol and about 50 rnds rifle. Match fees usually run $10 for members, $15 non-members. Registration usually starts around 0900 hrs, shooters meeting at 0930 hrs and shooting starts around 1000 hrs. If you have not ever shot a USPSA match, the new shooter orientation is at 0830 hrs. http://www.inas.us/directions.html It's roughly 20 min from FB45 |
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Quoted: I believe I can make this. I can really use a dry side fix as well. I am having trouble deriving one thing though––-is the camping AO the same place as the shooting AO, or do we commute to a shooting spot just for Saturday daytime? The camping aspect is in my yard,(I have a double lot), and the shooting location is up in the nearby hills. If you've got guitar, I got plenty-o-room for ya in the truck for the ride up. It'll be a three-four hour or so casual range experiance, not the Siege of Firebase Gloria LCR. Or so I hope.  |
[ARCHIVED THREAD] - GTG Oct 1-2-3 @ Firebase45 "The Turkey Shoot, 2010 Edition" Rollcall in OP Edit 9/28 (Page 4 of 5)
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