Got to the pit about 10:30 (woke up later than I wanted). Place wasn't a mess but it wasn't clean either. I spent about a half hour or so picking stuff up. Pulled some big crap (a couple of tires, a mattress, some bowling pins, pieces of multiple televisions, etc.) up to the parking area. Also picked up three large trash bags worth of plastic bottles and other stuff that I brought out with me.
The FAL ran well. I still suck at shooting with iron sights but I was holding my own at 50 yards on some targets and at 100 yards at some other leftover junk down range. Had one bad primer that didn't light off one of my .308 reloads so I'll disassemble it and save the bullet, powder, and brass. Glock ran like a top, as usual.
Got to meet a chance to meet and talk with a few new people. Spoke with a gentleman who had a nice collection with him and graciously allowed me to put some rounds downrange with his AR pistol and select-fire HK33 (broke my full-auto cherry). Many thanks for both chances and the conversation. The happy switch experience had me grinning for AT LEAST a couple of hours. I had my camera with me and am kicking myself for not asking to get a video.
I also met a couple of gentlemen who had some nice pistols and ARs. It was good to meet and chat with both of ya. Thanks for the letting me run your M&P9 Compact and allowing me to scoop up your brass. I'll make sure to put it to good use and the M&P jumped up on my guns-to-buy list.
All in all, a much better day than if I had spent it mowing my lawn and doing other chores.