Kurt Petrucci was the original owner of Continental.
I wish we still had a range. If you happen to have any photographs from the old range that you would care to share, please let me know. We're trying to turn up some pics for a project.
Thoughts on Continental Arms?
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Kurt Petrucci was the original owner of Continental.
I wish we still had a range. If you happen to have any photographs from the old range that you would care to share, please let me know. We're trying to turn up some pics for a project.
I wish you still had a range also. Would like to perforate the ass hat lawyer who bought property near it and got it shut down. Can't remember his name.
I remember signing a petition in favor of Cont Arms being built. I also remember being yelled at for doing a mag dump from my 9 by the original owners. Didn't go too often after that. Drove to what is now H&M instead.
I remember signing a petition in favor of Cont Arms being built. I also remember being yelled at for doing a mag dump from my 9 by the original owners. Didn't go too often after that. Drove to what is now H&M instead.
S&W19
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I have been a member at CA and still shoot there on occasion. I've never had a negative experience there.
The employees are a little cordial until they feel comfortable around you, but I think that's kind of typical of the industry and probably smart--given they are trading in products which can be lethal.
Some visits were better than others, but people are people and we all have good days and bad.
Now if Duffy's had a range, I 'd probably be there all the time!
The employees are a little cordial until they feel comfortable around you, but I think that's kind of typical of the industry and probably smart--given they are trading in products which can be lethal.
Some visits were better than others, but people are people and we all have good days and bad.
Now if Duffy's had a range, I 'd probably be there all the time!
honda53s
Ultimate Member
I agree a 100%
Omega21
Active Member
Maybe. But go to Gun Connection or The Gun Shop and you will never experience someone's "bad day"... ever...
I use the range there a couple times a month. I have never had a bad experience. No one has ever been rude to me, but I have seen the Range Officers make stern corrections to others, and truthfully they were warranted. I like going early in the day as there seem to be less renters and more people with experience shooting.
PapiBarcelona
Ultimate Member
- Jan 1, 2011
- 7,361
The "getting to know you" bit makes me laugh, you're not the new guy at a job. You are a paying customer in a customer service business. If being a firearms vendor makes it have to be that way, no thanks, ill take my business where I don't have to "prove" myself worthy to someone.
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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I hope somebody does, because I don't intend to give this turd any business.
Which was there first? Duffy's range or ******* lawyer's house?
That's ********, if somebody moved in next to a shooting range knowing full well it was there, and getting it shut down.
honda53s
Ultimate Member
I hope somebody does, because I don't intend to give this turd any business.
Which was there first? Duffy's range or ******* lawyer's house?
That's ********, if somebody moved in next to a shooting range knowing full well it was there, and getting it shut down.
Is that ******* lawyers name Roger? Last name Elliott?
- Sep 16, 2008
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I hope somebody does, because I don't intend to give this turd any business.
Which was there first? Duffy's range or ******* lawyer's house?
That's ********, if somebody moved in next to a shooting range knowing full well it was there, and getting it shut down.
Years back P.G. County (maybe MNPPC) built a bicycle trail behind the berms at Berwyn in Bowie then tried to close the range down. Geniuses.
Time4change
Member
- Jul 31, 2012
- 62
Finally picked up my gun yesterday. Started this back in August.
Ovid
Active Member
I hate the place, I refuse to give either continental or white marsh any business at all.
I hope somebody does, because I don't intend to give this turd any business.
Which was there first? Duffy's range or ******* lawyer's house?
That's ********, if somebody moved in next to a shooting range knowing full well it was there, and getting it shut down.
Duffy's was there long before the lawyer bought the house. Don't know how long the house was there though. It happens all the time. That's why BCGF has billboards by their facility advising any prospective buyers that there is gun club there. Duffy's should have been grand fathered in.
It happens to farmers all the time also. People move out to the country then bitch about the smell of fertilizer and farm equipment on the road, then get restrictions put in. F-ing ass hats all of them.
S&W19
Ultimate Member
Well said.
Really? Kurt is one of our club members in the MD TCA. I'll have to ask him about that the next time I see him at a shoot.
Mike4Maryland
Harford County, MD USA
- Apr 5, 2013
- 478
Yep, he built the range and sold the business. How's he enjoying life with the M60?
Funny you should mention the M60. When he still had that gun in transfer, I picked up 400 rds of 7.62x51 on M13 links. I bought it just to shoot in his gun. Hes been working on his golf game and hasn't been to any of our shoots lately. I'll need to email him and give him a push.
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