Quoted: I don't spend much for gear and my backyard is the range so there aren't fees or burning of gas to get to it involved.
What's the deal with lights? Is it legal to shoot in the dark where you live, because it's outdated in this state.
And what type of training do you go to? The only training I get is what the army has me do.
And can you also specify what kind of gear?
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Get to shoot in your backyard! Lucky bastage!
Are you up near Watertown by any chance?
Bump for the evening crew.
Yes in many States (GA the thirteenth is one) you can shoot in the dark. You need lights to do so safely unless you are really wealthy and can afford the available high-end non-VR optics coming on to the civilian market.
There's lots of civilian training out there. Gunsite, Thunder Ranch, Roger's Shooting School, SigArms Academy are all location specific schools. There's a lot of guys like Hackathorn, Super Dave, Ayoob, Andy Stafford and others who offer on-site training to groups. I've spent $700 each on two local area courses including ammo, travel costs, etc. Those were considered bargain classes but I learned more than I spent. YMMV. They all have websites that cover their curriculii.
Gear includes pistol belts, replacement parts (springs, grips, barrels), cleaning supplies, ear and eye protection, shot timers, etc. Anything that isn't a gun, ammo, training or a travel expense.