Given the size of this base someone has to be! Right?

Camp Pendleton, but I come up that way sometimes.

I'm out there shooting at least once a month.  I was just there this last weekend.

I want to go shooting! Unfortunately I have to leave my AR locked in the armory cause I refuse to modify it, so I need to get some new firepower before I can go.

Quoted: I want to go shooting! Unfortunately I have to leave my AR locked in the armory cause I refuse to modify it, so I need to get some new firepower before I can go.

E-mail me at [email protected] whenever you feel like shooting at clay pigeons or bottles of colored water.

I have plenty of spare weapons, too.

Could always use some help with ammunition, tho.

I will most def hit you up next time I am there. I should be moving there in a few months.

If you are a resident of another state and active mil stationed in Cali, you can register your "assault weapon" and then legally go shooting with it "evil features" and normal capacity magazines and all.

Go to the Cali DOJ website and request a package be sent to you.

Quoted: I'm out there shooting at least once a month.  I was just there this last weekend.

That is a VERY well done video.

Quoted: Quoted: I'm out there shooting at least once a month.  I was just there this last weekend. That is a VERY well done video.

Gosh, that's nice of you to say so.  The teens and bitter antburners at Shotgunworld thought it sucked.

As you can probably guess, it's one of a series I am working on.  For the moment I just go out and film myself and maybe a couple friend shooting stuff, but I hope to produce a whole series of little videos (maybe five minutes each) touching on various aspects of "America's Gun Culture," how Americans really use their guns (I use the term ironically, since it's a favorite phrase of the gun grabbers).  One recurring theme will be kids and families, since it strikes me that shooting is, along with off-road vehicle riding, one of the few activities where entire families play together on weekends.

I'm not a family man, but I do recall with fondness how my own family used to spend at least a weekend a month, or more, camping in the desert and riding motorcycles together.  We did this for years, until about the time I discovered girls.  I don't see modern families actually doing much stuff together once the kids are teens.  I think that's a dangerous trend.

Anyway, as we in this forum all know, shooting is not only safe and fun, but it's something anyone can enjoy.  And no animals have to die.  And nothing (except a few recyclable plastic bottles or watermelons) has to be destroyed.  To try to capture this I'm going to need to work with more people in the future.