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Nope, no more homesteading. Other than a very special case where a case was made right from 1964, and a special exemption a few years ago for Natives who served in 'Nam and missed out, homesteading has been over since the 60's or maybe very early 70's. If I could, I would. |
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Hey, new guy checking in! 18 yr. college student, born and raised in the great State doing my GER before I leave in '07. I'm a Boy Scout Instructor for Lifeguarding and Wilderness Survival so I frequent the Survival forum along with the LEO forum as my planned career is US Marshals. Soon as I'm 21 (and still in state), I'm packing. God I love this state. |
| Name's Phil, came to AK through the AF, had been trying to get stationed here for years. We decided to stay, so I joined the ANG. I've been attempting to get an AR setup for a couple of years, and I finally decided to get one. I bought the Bushmaster modular carbine. It seems to make a good starting platform, with most the mods I want already installed. Now, I've got to decide which ACOG to install. I live outside of Palmer, and occasionally shoot at the sportsman's club. I've been thinking about setting up a shooting lane in my garage though for testing loads. |
My name's Clint I live and work in Los Anchorage..... I'm 31 years old, and am prior military... AMMO, IYAAYAS....  I like to trap and hunt, I'm always on the go. I have a wife and 3 sons! I was stationed here in '94-96 at Elmendorf, went home and returned in 2001. I work at an electrical wholesale outfit, across the street from the Bush Company...  My gun collection is always changing, I buy ,sell and trade my guns all the time. At the present I have two AR's, an Olympic Arms and an American Spirit Arms. I usually go shooting out near Point MacKenzie, or north of Palmer! If ya'll see a Gray and Black '90 Chevy Blazer with a Rebel flag license plate on the front stop and help me get it started....lol - Clint |
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Hello all,
I guess I better check in. Im Jim and live near Wasilla, age 47. I work out of the state for 17 days and am home for 11 on a rotation schedule, as an A&P mechanic. I have 2 ar's a bushmaster varmiter and an oly 16 inch carr. I enjoy the ar15 site but have spent most of my time on the falfiles the last 5 or 6 years. Regards, Jim |
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Here we go- Tony, 30, Hazardous Devices Tech Just moved to Alaska (Active Army) and have settled in Wasilla. 16" A3 ultra light with all the extra BS to make it heavy again  I love to shoot, ARs, AKs, pistols, you name it. Awesome place up here fellas, glad I finally made it! All I need is a buddy to go shooting with |
Every citizen should be a soldier. This was the case with the Greeks and Romans, and must be that of every free state. ----- Thomas Jefferson (3rd President of the United States)
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I've been reading AR15.com for the past few years but only registed a few months ago. I'm Jack, I'm an A-10 Crew Chief at Eielson. Been here 2 yeras and I'll be leaving at the end of next summer b/c of BRAC. Mopeman440 is the one who told me about there being a hometown section of this forum (we're in the same AMU). I'm pretty big into all guns, but I enjoy the Mosin-Nagant, AR's, AK's and Garands the most. Everyone in my flight considers me a gun nut, but we'll see whose house they come running to when the zombies attack. |
| Those in Fairbanks, Eielson, and Ft. Wainwright - we need to hook up. I won't be back in town till summer but when I do I go shooting pretty much every single day. Car trunk is usually packed with machineguns, cases of ammo, and tannerite. Drop by the range and help me burn it all off... |
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"This topic obviously hit a nerve among the folks out there. No one has uttered the esteemed Arfcom cheer: Get both." - Amicus
"This topic obviously hit a nerve among the folks out there. No one has uttered the esteemed Arfcom cheer: Get both." - Amicus
| I should be back by April or so, most likely sometime before June. See you there. |
Visit the ALASKA FORUM on ARF at http://www.ar15.com/forums/forum.html?b=8&f=43
"This topic obviously hit a nerve among the folks out there. No one has uttered the esteemed Arfcom cheer: Get both." - Amicus
"This topic obviously hit a nerve among the folks out there. No one has uttered the esteemed Arfcom cheer: Get both." - Amicus
I might have to take you up on that offer. |
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Hi, another wasillian here. been reading these forums for a while now and just found the Alaska section im 28 and ive had BRD for a while now but only just putting together my first AR. Love to fish and do other outside stuff during the summer. Im in the HVAC line of work. Anyways maybe can find someone to go shoot with here seeyas around Chance <--- haha 5years later and im on post number 2 
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Hi All ... Daniel here! Looks like Im the only one in Kodiak on the Alaska forum. Been here about 15 yrs. Im 46 married and own Daniel's Jewelry. I also teach martial arts/self defense and Have been into shooting all my life. Basically if its got a trigger I'll shoot it. Have most of the standard Alaska guns ..you know the .338, 300 WSM, 45-70, 1911, Sig .40, .44 mag and of course my Black Rifle! Double Star Flat top CAR 16". We are lucky here in Kodiak! If you join KISA (Kodiak Island Sportsman Association) you get the key to the ranges. We have 3. One indoor pistol, one 50-100 rifle and one 100-500 rifle and of course a 50 pistol. If your comin this was let me know and ...please .... bring ... ammo. My wife shot up all my .223 ! |
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Hmmm..some more bout me. Am 40 years old unmarried and work on the slope (2on/2off). As I mentioned I am an avid collector. Just bought a Springfiled SOCOM II today! Cannot wait to get it out to the range and poke .30 caliber holes in paper. I am also a 1911 lover and I love Glocks too! Look forward to chatting with and perhapse getting together woth some of you. |
Welcome. You like 1911’s WooHoo same here. You liking Glocks covers both bases. Smart to post this fact. Where do you sleep when not on the Slope? Springfield SOCOM II. Shoot it yet? If so how do you like it? Or you could post a range report. I like reading them. I am thinking about picking up one. I am a lefty so that is what is holding me back. Ripak Be Safe Have Fun |
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Welcome. You like 1911’s WooHoo same here. You liking Glocks covers both bases. Smart to post this fact. Where do you sleep when not on the Slope? Springfield SOCOM II. Shoot it yet? If so how do you like it? Or you could post a range report. I like reading them. I am thinking about picking up one. I am a lefty so that is what is holding me back. Ripak Be Safe Have Fun Hey Ripak! Home is in Anchortown (Anchorage). Where's home for you? Grew up shooting 1911's and inherited my dad's love of them. Took some time for me to warm up to the "plastic" pistol. Now I've got five of'em. Took the SOCOM to the range Thursday and after I got set up I found a CRACK in the stock  . Springfield has got another enroute to me. I went ahead and got a Vltor stock for it and will try to get to the range before I go back up North.Will get a range report up post haste when I get it to the range. Will try to get some pics up when I can figure out how to do it. Regards, |
"The beauty of the second amendment is that it will not be needed until they try to take it." -Thomas Jefferson
I live in Eagle River. I shoot out at Birchwood Shooting Park often. Maybe we can get together sometime. Sorry about the cracked stock. Awaiting your next Range Report. Feel free to IM me anytime Rip |
Hi AK_Stick I shoot out at Birchwood often. As a matter of fact, I just got home from shooting out there with another ARF.com'er. Maybe we can get together for some range time. Oh and Welcome to ARF.com.  Ripak Be Safe Have Fun Edit: for typo. |
Mark, Welcome! Myself and several others from this forum get together at Birchwood and shoot. I too am a RRA owner and an avid 1911 fan. I try to get out on Wednesday's around 11'ish or so. Glad to see that your liking the RRA. Got that RRA and a Bushmaster as well. I'll look for you and maybe we can drive tacks together. V/R Dale
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"The beauty of the second amendment is that it will not be needed until they try to take it." -Thomas Jefferson
 WelcomeI'm a Brichwood Member also. Wednesdays is my range day but might change to Mondays. Ripak Be Safe Have Fun |
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Name is Zeke... Been in Alaska since June 1979, almost 30 years.... I'm 44 years old, married with 3 boys, ages 23, 17 & 12. I have 5 Black Rifles, they are: 1) Bushmaster A2, 16 Inch Carbine.  2) DPMS Lower with a RRA Flat-Top Upper, 20 Inch, with a 44-16X50 MilDot Scope  3) DoubleStar Lower with a DelTon 16 Inch Middy Flat-Top Upper & A2 Removable Carry Handle  4) DoubleStar Completed Lower with 6 Pos Stock that will become my 14 1/2 Inch SBR 5) DoubleStar completed and registered Pistol with a 10 Inch Upper. Sorry, No pics of the last 2. |
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TSgt Shane Woyak here. Will be moving to Anchorage area in November 2007. Currently deployed to Iraq. Haven't shot for sport in a long time. Looking to get back into it after move. Last time I sport-shot was in Tucson Arizona with friends. Currently do not own any firearms, but will be changing that ASAP, lol. Grew up around rifles, used mostly for Deer hunting in Wisconsin. First rifle was an M-1 carbine, later followed by 44 Ruger (which was my mothers, and now belongs to my brother, but she can sure as hell knock down some whitetail). Anyway, looking to get back into sport shooting rifles/handguns with my son (9 yrs old, expert BB-gun) Hope to see some of you around up there in "Da Great White Nort!" Yak |
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Welcome to Alaska and ARFcom, YAK. This is a great place to shoot with your son. It's also a hunting mecca - wait until you see our moose. Get yourself another .44 for the mosquitoes (state bird), as well as a shotty (bear medicine). People take blackies with .44's (and bows ). I highly recommend that once you get settled, check in on AMGA (Alaska Machine Gun Association) as they have many open shoots in the Anchorage area. Not only do they do a lot of charity shoots, some are specifically for youths. It's good family fun with some great people. All my personal respect and huge thanks for your service to our country. Alaska is very proud and supportive of our military men. We will be honored to have you. |
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"This topic obviously hit a nerve among the folks out there. No one has uttered the esteemed Arfcom cheer: Get both." - Amicus
"This topic obviously hit a nerve among the folks out there. No one has uttered the esteemed Arfcom cheer: Get both." - Amicus
Welcome James, i grew up in Jersey too. what part of jersey are you from and where in Alaska are you now. Ben |
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| Hmm, never made a formal introduction that I can remember. Ed, 32 years old. Moved here in 2006 from Atlanta. Left for Seattle for a time. Came back this summer to settle down. Enlisted in the AK ARNG and work for Alaska Airlines. Live in Anchorage for the time being, would like to eventually find land out in the valley somewhere. |
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Okay...so I am working on putting together a new ar15 or two, project guns. I have been looking on the Equipment Exchange and even though the item has been used the seller still wants the new price for the item. Is it me or is everyone getting crazy. Often I can order the same item new as what the old used items are. Then my second rant is if you are the first one to reply and want to buy something they will sell it to another in the lower 48. Anyway still having fun trying to get my build my project guns |
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