j8064
Garrett Co Hooligan #1
You weren't there. You do not know us.
Therefore your remarks carry zero insight.
Please do NOT attend any of our range get togethers!
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You weren't there. You do not know us.
Therefore your remarks carry zero insight.
Please do NOT attend any of our range get togethers!
ten75ice
Career Fire Fighter
The firing line should be where your muzzle is, not where a piece of concrete is. Last time I checked concrete doesn't go 3000 fps. I'm not trying to be an ass, but experience doesn't make up for safety......ever! No reason to get angry fellas, I'll leave it at that.
Molan Labe
Molan Labe
j8064
Garrett Co Hooligan #1
Joe, you missed out on a bunch of cases today, WOW.
What you didn't know was Mimus stopped by the range after you guys left. He found some 45acp cases over by the outhouse door. They must have fallen out of Buff's pocket...
j8064
Garrett Co Hooligan #1
Again...you've never been there. Save your back seat RO hat for a time and place you know something about.
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
By your logic a shooting range is where a gun is. I have been to ranges where the benches are staggered. Evidently, according to your thinking, only one person can shoot at these ranges at one time. Do not talk about what you do not know.
Ranchero50
Ultimate Member
Dang, I really need to get up there.
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
We always have a good time and provide a safe shooting environment.
budman93
Ultimate Member
What kind of hammer coach gun is that?
Deep Creek Rock
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And its jerk off posts like this, that we are glad you dont come to public ranges!
engineerbrian
JMB fan club
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
Brian, please wear that suit next time you come up to shoot with us. Please.
I thought the same thing. I thought people should not be ahead of others who are shooting. Then I saw rule 4.
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Deep Creek Rock
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j8064
Garrett Co Hooligan #1
***To The "You Were Not There" Posters!***
If you've been an active member of this forum, over the past two years you've seen MANY threads full of pictures and commentary about our Hooligan group and our shoots together out here in Western Maryland.
Not surprisingly, some forum members (who of course were not there) have expressed their concern, displeasure and even ridicule of our range safety practices. Let me set a few points VERY straight:
* Our Hooligan group is comprised of VERY experienced shooters, reloaders and collectors. We place safety FIRST - ALWAYS!
* We are masters of our own firearms and familiar with those of our fellow shooters. And we often share our toys with each other which results in photo ops.
* When photos are taken at our shoots, they are NOT snapshots grabbed in between benches with other active shooters behind. What you Do Not See in the pics is the 180 view behind the photographer.
* Pics are always taken with a 360 degree awareness of the range situation.
* Unlike some of the ranges you may visit, very often our local range is much less crowded. Our range conditions allow us to practice utmost safety while offering opportunity for us to take action pictures. That's one reason we live where we do.
This is not the first thread where "You Were Not There" posters want to be back seat RO's and chastize us. On the other hand, there are many long time forum members who occasionally join our Hooligan shoots. No doubt they can verify that the level of safety we adhere to is probably higher than you are used to!
What I'd ask of posters on the Hooligan Shoot threads is to at least limit your commentary to something you have first hand knowledge of! And, as others know, you are certainly welcome to experience a Hooligan Shoot in person.
That's enough of my rant.
If you've been an active member of this forum, over the past two years you've seen MANY threads full of pictures and commentary about our Hooligan group and our shoots together out here in Western Maryland.
Not surprisingly, some forum members (who of course were not there) have expressed their concern, displeasure and even ridicule of our range safety practices. Let me set a few points VERY straight:
* Our Hooligan group is comprised of VERY experienced shooters, reloaders and collectors. We place safety FIRST - ALWAYS!
* We are masters of our own firearms and familiar with those of our fellow shooters. And we often share our toys with each other which results in photo ops.
* When photos are taken at our shoots, they are NOT snapshots grabbed in between benches with other active shooters behind. What you Do Not See in the pics is the 180 view behind the photographer.
* Pics are always taken with a 360 degree awareness of the range situation.
* Unlike some of the ranges you may visit, very often our local range is much less crowded. Our range conditions allow us to practice utmost safety while offering opportunity for us to take action pictures. That's one reason we live where we do.
This is not the first thread where "You Were Not There" posters want to be back seat RO's and chastize us. On the other hand, there are many long time forum members who occasionally join our Hooligan shoots. No doubt they can verify that the level of safety we adhere to is probably higher than you are used to!
What I'd ask of posters on the Hooligan Shoot threads is to at least limit your commentary to something you have first hand knowledge of! And, as others know, you are certainly welcome to experience a Hooligan Shoot in person.
That's enough of my rant.
DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
Well said.I still need to get up there one day when free time allows, and check out a little slice of heave known as the Savage River Range. Might bring the wifey with me to teach her how to shoot in the company of forum members that can ensure a safe environment (nothing against Cresap, but it is too crowded and a lot of people get hammered for violating basic safety rules) and a relaxed atmosphere where she won't feel intimidated. Again, it all is pending free time away from work. Sooner or later I'll get there and I'll bring some sweet items for you guys to check out.
Please keep posting pics from the shoots! I show them to the wifey from time to time and she asked me a few times if I have some of the things in the pics.
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