You'd think every unemployed person in this country could get a job either bailing water in NO, cutting up trees in Helen, or picking up trash/ building scrap from any of the gulf states.
Sorry- I couldn't resist ending my day of ranting on this thread.
I went shooting today too.
Springfield SAR3 restamp+ new Springfield Milspec+ Beretta Storm 9mm+tannerite= WooT!!
In case anyone would care- some wierd stuff happened. We were up in the mountains at my super secret squirrel shooting spot. We see this van at the end of the road that I saw there a week before the Cobb Co. gunshow- in the same place, so I didn't think much about it-just figured someone had come back to camp in the same spot.
We go shooting. I'm putting the first mag through my Milspec when I hear what I thought was casing hit at my feet. Weird, I thought, it must have ejected straight up. So I look at the "brass" and it's not brass afterall, but one of the previously fired bullets-a semi wadcutter 200gr. It landed right at my feet. Some wierd kind of ricochet. The bullet has rifling marks, but doesn't have a mark on it. Noscratches, no mushrooming or nothing. So it goes in my pocket. I just "dodged a bullet".
So we leave, and drvie past the white van again and I see it's from Dekalb County. Weird. This is a very rough road. It takes a moderately capable 4x4 and some skilled driving to get up here, and here's this two wheel drive van. So I look at the tires and there is evidence of mud spatter from the last rain. This is a utility type van with the cage in the back. So I take down the tag number. I called the local sheriffs office to let them know. I figure it wa stolen and taken up there to pillage the stuff out of it, but there is no vandalism as one would expect, and it wasn't torched to cover up fingerprints either. Just left there from what I can tell. No sign of anyone around aside from other 4wheelers driving through.
Weird.