cresap open this weekend
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atimesublime
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I am also curious ... anyone have any idea?
Fire-4-Effect
Active Member
We will be open!
Yes, we will be open this weekend! I believe it may be very busy so get there early.
Yes, we will be open this weekend! I believe it may be very busy so get there early.
MDresident
Active Member
- Sep 22, 2010
- 126
Is there a particular day that is more crowded than the other?
is Sunday or Satureday better for handgun lanes?
Thanks in advacne!
is Sunday or Satureday better for handgun lanes?
Thanks in advacne!
Fishguy
Ultimate Member
Is there a particular day that is more crowded than the other?
is Sunday or Satureday better for handgun lanes?
Thanks in advacne!
Last couple of times I have been there recently, the handgun lanes have been ok. The rifle and black powder lanes have had nasty waits. It is hunting season and folks are there to sight in.
MDresident
Active Member
- Sep 22, 2010
- 126
Okay, thanks.
i am coming in from Mt Airy for first time at Cresap.
just dont know what to expect. I have revolver to shoot and would probably only need around half an hour.
i am coming in from Mt Airy for first time at Cresap.
just dont know what to expect. I have revolver to shoot and would probably only need around half an hour.
BirdHunterBill
Member
- Aug 19, 2008
- 86
In the two Saturday's I've strolled into CRESAP -~1pm- I had no trouble finding lanes. Both times I got 3 rifles lanes next to each other and tons of space on the pistol range.
Afternoons are better than mornings.
Saturday is better than Sunday... usually...
Rifle lanes, as stated, will be the hardest seats to get.
I will be working on Sunday. If you see a "well fed" guy in his late 30's/early 40's stop and say, "Hi".
See you at the range!
Chris
Saturday is better than Sunday... usually...
Rifle lanes, as stated, will be the hardest seats to get.
I will be working on Sunday. If you see a "well fed" guy in his late 30's/early 40's stop and say, "Hi".
See you at the range!
Chris
MDresident
Active Member
- Sep 22, 2010
- 126
Will do!
Thanks for all the info, it helps.
Thanks for all the info, it helps.
Fire-4-Effect
Active Member
Funny Alex... I was thinking the same thing! 
MDresident
Active Member
- Sep 22, 2010
- 126
Was there today. I was the "formerly well-fed" fiftyish grey haired dude.
I think there was only a few revolvers today, I was one of them. The smaller (357) revolver. Had a great time! Will be back tommorow!
I think there was only a few revolvers today, I was one of them. The smaller (357) revolver. Had a great time! Will be back tommorow!
Modrak
Member
Went today with my wife. I was shooting my 1911 and my wife was shooting her new G19 and I shot my MN M44 some. It was the last thing we get to do together for a good while ( she went "overseas" today, non-military but still nerve-wracking).
Just wanted to thank ya'll for being there for all of us "pubs".
Just wanted to thank ya'll for being there for all of us "pubs".
More like on the 40's side of things
For the record I have NOT hit the BIG 4-0 yet!!!
I have 3 more month.
Don't let the grey hair fool you. That is a result of my sophistication and maturity. (And have 3 kids, 2 dogs, and a wife)
MDresident
Active Member
- Sep 22, 2010
- 126
Live Ammo Disposal?
Hello,
Does CRESP have Live Ammo disposal?
I have some ammo that I need to dispose of. (12ga Bird & Turkey and Buck shot) Thanks!
Hello,
Does CRESP have Live Ammo disposal?
I have some ammo that I need to dispose of. (12ga Bird & Turkey and Buck shot) Thanks!
Hello,
Does CRESP have Live Ammo disposal?
I have some ammo that I need to dispose of. (12ga Bird & Turkey and Buck shot) Thanks!
Shotgun ammo is easy. Get a sharp knife, a paper bag and a shotgun. Cut each shell in half. Collect the lead and give it away to a reloader. Take the powder outside and pour onto some concrete and light with long match. Take the back half of each shell into the basement when the wife and kids are gone. Single load each and pop the primer. Toss the garbage when you are done.
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
Hello,
Does CRESP have Live Ammo disposal?
I have some ammo that I need to dispose of. (12ga Bird & Turkey and Buck shot) Thanks!
Why don't you just give it to someone to use? Heck, I'd love me some free Turkey and Buck shot shells!
Jim
MDresident
Active Member
- Sep 22, 2010
- 126
Well, it's shot shells I purchased from Memco in 1978. Someone said i maybe should update them with more recent ammo if used for self defense.
I have a Mossberg 500 pump from 1978 and I need to have a few 00 buckshot rounds and get rid of the bird and turkey shot (#2) as I will never use them again......and it was said I shouldn't rely on 35 year old ammo for self defense. The old Mossberg pump is not a slef defense firearm, really, I just happen to have one that I picked up as a teen long ago. It hasn't been shot is 33 years..
I have a Mossberg 500 pump from 1978 and I need to have a few 00 buckshot rounds and get rid of the bird and turkey shot (#2) as I will never use them again......and it was said I shouldn't rely on 35 year old ammo for self defense.
The old Mossberg pump is not a slef defense firearm, really, I just happen to have one that I picked up as a teen long ago. It hasn't been shot is 33 years..Users who are viewing this thread
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