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Posted: 2/26/2006 5:38:25 PM EDT

Got your attention? Good! Anyways with it getting close to opening day, a little over a month away. We are asking if you have access to cardboard roughly large enough to use as backers for the rifle and pistol range to bring it when you come out. The more the merrier. Any questions drop me a line.

I'd like to thank Brass hog for letting everyone know I was away for the weekend. Yes, I was at Quantico teaching a defensive handgun course. I taught them how to shoot out the corners and sides of a target.

Posted: 2/26/2006 5:40:28 PM EDT

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Got your attention? Good! Anyways with it getting close to opening day, a little over a month away. We are asking if you have access to cardboard roughly large enough to use as backers for the rifle and pistol range to bring it when you come out. The more the merrier. Any questions drop me a line.

I'd like to thank Brass hog for letting everyone know I was away for the weekend. Yes, I was at Quantico teaching a defensive handgun course. I taught them how to shoot out the corners and sides of a target.

You were just trying to make sure those middles were still intact, right

WIZZO

Posted: 2/27/2006 1:11:12 PM EDT

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Yes, I was at Quantico teaching a defensive handgun course. I taught them how to shoot out the corners and sides of a target.

My god that is some funny stuff.

Posted: 2/27/2006 2:18:19 PM EDT

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Got your attention? Good! Anyways with it getting close to opening day, a little over a month away. We are asking if you have access to cardboard roughly large enough to use as backers for the rifle and pistol range to bring it when you come out.

I'll be on the lookout, and I'll scrounge up some by Mar. 31st. Usually the dumpsters behind the big box retail chains are paydirt!

Posted: 2/27/2006 6:29:53 PM EDT

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So now all the folks at quantico are rendered completely worthless as well. We may have to have a poll on what Sig223 is allowed to carry at the range. Shotgun, bricks or large stones.

Posted: 2/27/2006 6:35:02 PM EDT

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I taught them how to shoot out the corners and sides of a target.

It's taken me years to be able to hit the paper at all. I wish I had known that there were courses for hitting the corners and sides. Good idea about the cardboard I should be able to hit that (at 25 yards)!

Posted: 2/28/2006 3:16:23 PM EDT

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So now all the folks at quantico are rendered completely worthless as well. We may have to have a poll on what Sig223 is allowed to carry at the range. Shotgun, bricks or large stones.

Hmm my best bet might be the shotgun. Thanks Ron.

Posted: 2/28/2006 7:33:19 PM EDT

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Hmm my best bet might be the shotgun. Thanks Ron

You are welcome. Although I do disagree with your choice, simply from the safety aspect, at least you may get on the paper 50% of the time with that.

Posted: 3/1/2006 4:13:31 PM EDT

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So now all the folks at quantico are rendered completely worthless as well. We may have to have a poll on what Sig223 is allowed to carry at the range. Shotgun, bricks or large stones.

Hmm my best bet might be the shotgun. Thanks Ron.

You could probably hit it with a shotgun.

Just make sure you tie a long rope on it so after you throw it at the target you can pull it back to you without calling a cease fire.

Posted: 3/1/2006 6:16:55 PM EDT

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So now all the folks at quantico are rendered completely worthless as well. We may have to have a poll on what Sig223 is allowed to carry at the range. Shotgun, bricks or large stones.

Hmm my best bet might be the shotgun. Thanks Ron.

You could probably hit it with a shotgun.

Just make sure you tie a long rope on it so after you throw it at the target you can pull it back to you without calling a cease fire.

As long as your there I'll have you go fetch it for me.

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