Posted: 12/14/2008 3:58:58 PM EDT
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... and it rocks! Well worth the drive and the price/freedom more than makes up for the gas.
Tried to leave it cleaner than I found it :) Got to practice transitions(ar to g19 and 870 to g19) and move/shoot for the first time. All the dry practice i've done at home made it better though... i.e. fun and focused learning session instead of frustration and cussing :) Mrs. stealthcrf had a much better time than she usually does since it was quiet and she wasn't worried about looking stupid or pressuring herself. Thanks Ralph! -mr and mrs stealthcrf |
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No more metal targets. 
Oh well.  is that why there are patch sections in the power lines back there? no thats because some people got stupid and just shot the lines or couldnt control their bump firing Glad you had a great time, Ralph and I try to keep the range available to to the Arfcom crew with as little hassle as possible come back often and enjoy yourselves |
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Oh well. seriously? I had another team member talk about running out there and try some new steel targets he had made.  steel is ok as long as its not your TV, comp, wheel rims or drag along trash that gets left behind. bonifide target plates as such are ok, just dont leave em behind after you shoot em up 
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No more metal targets.
Oh well. seriously? I had another team member talk about running out there and try some new steel targets he had made. steel is ok as long as its not your TV, comp, wheel rims or drag along trash that gets left behind. bonifide target plates as such are ok, just dont leave em behind after you shoot em up
That is good news. |
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No more metal targets.
Oh well. seriously? I had another team member talk about running out there and try some new steel targets he had made. steel is ok as long as its not your TV, comp, wheel rims or drag along trash that gets left behind. bonifide target plates as such are ok, just dont leave em behind after you shoot em up
That is good news. Yes it is...I have two new steel targets I just bought and wanted to try them out. I promise not to leave them there. 
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No more metal targets.
Oh well. seriously? I had another team member talk about running out there and try some new steel targets he had made. steel is ok as long as its not your TV, comp, wheel rims or drag along trash that gets left behind. bonifide target plates as such are ok, just dont leave em behind after you shoot em up
Odd, Ralph* told me it was because of ricochet. Also, I was shooting at a metal railroad plate, not trash. * I presume he was Ralph. |