mranaya
Task Force Sunny, 2009
It's not a question of where he grips it! It's a simple question of weight ratios! A five ounce bird could not carry a 14-lb rifle!
How do you carry your shooting supplies?
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It's not a question of where he grips it! It's a simple question of weight ratios! A five ounce bird could not carry a 14-lb rifle!
redeemed.man
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Rack & Roll needs to add his input in this thread. The RSO at Heritage during the Dottrio shoot was just shaking his head at how much stuff he had in his lane.
GunnerGunz
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Magnumst
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Bolts Rock
Living in Free America!
He forgot to mention that if SNI's youngest is along his name becomes Donkey.
TomisinMd
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Would that be a Colt "Python", wink wink, nudge nudge, say no-more ;-)
good guy 176
R.I.P.
My health took a significant turn for the worse this year, so I am unable to tote most equipment and the guns any longer. But, I still shoot at the AGC ranges, and I get great help from the AGC staff. I reward them in a variety of ways even though they expect nothing.
Lots of good ideas have been offered here. I've had good luck carrying ammo in smaller plastic handled baskets. They are easy to load or unload wherever you are, and you can see at a glance what you have with you.
I live in a fast changing hood in West Laurel, and I often take the guns in after dark to limit who sees what. All who live on this court, however, know exactly my passion for the sport, and I trust them to a point, but I do not trust their friends who visit on a regular basis. It was not this way when we moved in in 1984.
Lew--Ranger63
Lots of good ideas have been offered here. I've had good luck carrying ammo in smaller plastic handled baskets. They are easy to load or unload wherever you are, and you can see at a glance what you have with you.
I live in a fast changing hood in West Laurel, and I often take the guns in after dark to limit who sees what. All who live on this court, however, know exactly my passion for the sport, and I trust them to a point, but I do not trust their friends who visit on a regular basis. It was not this way when we moved in in 1984.
Lew--Ranger63
TomisinMd
Ultimate Member
Only if that Colt's a goer! wink wink nudge nuge!
