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Bumping this thread because I didn’t see an update for the 2019 season- they do have 30.06 signs posted this year, and just in case you “don’t see the sign” I’ll let you know now: they are funneling people through metal detectors.

Nothing quite as chilling as the sound of a pump action slide being racked. Bad guys beware!

I read somewhere...long ago...that the SECOND most instantly recognizable, carnal-fear-inducing, psychologically paralyzing sound known to man is a shotgun slide being racked. No matter who you are, where ...

I'd be up for it, and I am a member at PSC.
However, most of my weekends are pretty full this summer.
Keep this thread updated and I'll attend if I can.

PQC.

Hey, I'm not offended, just kind of put a line in the water to see if I could get somebody more knowledgeable to bite and explain proper fit, or maybe post a link...

Happy shootin,

PQC.

"I shoot an over and under. Of course mine is left-handed."

I shoot a left handed O/U as well, but I shoot it right handed. "rlol"

I know you're only joking, but if you look carefully some stocks are angled very slightly to one side or the other to accommodate left or right handed shooters ...

I Live in Galveston and frequnet the T.C. Range. If you are in the area you can check mine out as it's got junk hanging all over it: EoTech, Troy sights, Surefire light and LaRue Tactical vertical grip also has carbine length rails.

Whoa, hold on there, Surefire lights aren't junk...

:evil2 ...

I just saw that segment too. I'd be interested to know what this person was carrying that would discharge after such a short fall (I know there are a myriad of possiblities...).

PQC.

Mastodon wrote:

Randy797 wrote:870 all the way ! ! !
for defense it CAN'T BE BEATEN ! ! !
you cycle the action and it is tough as nails !

Love my 870. Shotguns are so versatile.

True.
The only thing wrong with my 870 is that its not TWO 870's...

1:7 likes the heavier bullets like 62grn-72grn.

I've always understood the "weight / twist" relationship as such:
As your bullet gets heavier (thus longer), you have to spin it faster to stabilize it. Therefore, the heavier bullets perform better in the 1:7 barrels.

But I didn't think you lost ...

KD5NRH wrote: That, and wrong-way cyclists are the ones I like to sneak up on and cut loose with my Airzound. They usually have to stop afterward, and, I suspect, change their shorts.

As cyclists are supposed to ride with traffic, I'm curious how you sneak up on the wrong-way cyclists...

Robber shoots himself at Atlanta's hotel robbery. Forgot rule #2 of firearm safety, keep finger off trigger.

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That doesn't make any sense. That is a revolver. How does he accidentally fire a second round ...

karl wrote:The only problem: NRA membership is directed at raising funds for campaigning Pro-Gun ideals. With a free membership you're not really supporting the cause.

Don't worry, the phone solicitors will take care of that...

PQC.

It sounds like a classic "White Van" scam. Here's more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_van_speaker_scam" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

They probably targeted you at the bank so as to give you quick access to the money you would have needed to purchase their inferior (though ...

I hope you're not offended by unsolicited advice...and I've never tried it on brass or copper, but would a dab of JB Weld inside the neck just prior to seating hold the bullet in place?
Just a brain storm...

Greetings. Hopefully this is the correct place to post this.

I've always done the maintenance and light to medium repairs on my truck, but due to age, wear and tear, etc I've got some engine repairs coming up that are beyond my abilities.

I'm looking for an honest, trustworthy, competent mechanic ...