wilcam47
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Didnt Dan put the ban hammer on "Henry" aka rape whistle?
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wilcam47
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ah thats too bad...He was an annoying fellow...
rpker
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FIFY
wilcam47
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was to me and is to you all
- Aug 17, 2011
- 26,177
DNR gave him a temporary ban, haven't seen him lately.
Aside from some early drizzles and the ever constant mud - it was a beautiful day to be on the range, had the range to myself for 20/30 minutes. Didn't get anyone else down there until 3:15/3:30.
Capt Skup
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When you are there alone, how do you feel about walking to far end to set up targets, with your weapons and ammo left alone on the table? How do you deal with that issue? Asking to compare notes.
- Aug 17, 2011
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Honestly, by myself I don't worry too much. Even at the 100/105 yard berm I can still hear movement in the parking area, and sometimes even the people walking down the hill to the firing line.
The days I have an uneasy feeling, I'll pull the bolts out of the rifles and keep the sidearm holstered while I'm down-range. Just in case.
The thing that really gets my attention is when I hear actions being manipulated while I'm downrange, that's always a fun moment.
- Aug 17, 2011
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I actually find it more comfortable when there alone.
Pop the ear-pro when you go cold, you can hear quite a good amount even downrange. Very rarely has someone been able to make it onto the line without me noticing them.
Situational awareness, always a good thing.
IJM
Ultimate Member
Nah, that's the best part. It means I can concentrate on shooting accurately with my Savage MkII without some numbnuts parking his muzzle brake right next to me at the next bench.
string6guru
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Dick's in Waldorf, too.
rickyp
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- Sep 13, 2009
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Nah, that's the best part. It means I can concentrate on shooting accurately with my Savage MkII without some numbnuts parking his muzzle brake right next to me at the next bench.
Since you love muzzle breaks so much. Let me know next time you go I will bring my 50 BMG with big ass break on it. I am sure it will impress you with the gas's it sends out to the side.
Went for the first time yesterday. All was good until the the kid showed up with his grandfather. Stole one of my targets, consistent rapid fire at my next target, muzzle sweeping, you name it...
If you bring your kids, please make sure they know the basics of firearm safety or gtfo.
If you bring your kids, please make sure they know the basics of firearm safety or gtfo.
DaveP
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Generally, it's the "adults" that I'm more concerned with.
Mine point out stupidity all the time there.
deMontjoie
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This is a constant and recurring up at MG. It usually results in me packing-up and going home.
I am curious -- how did you resolve this situation?
This is a constant and recurring up at MG. It usually results in me packing-up and going home.
I am curious -- how did you resolve this situation?
Good question. I let him take my target and just used another one. Didn't say anything about it because it didn't bother me for some reason. When he shot my second target, that's when I got irritated and asked him to stop. I asked him to read the rules when the rapid fire started. I have no authority, so not much else I could do. I'm guessing a range officer would have asked them to leave.
gulfwarsubvet
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Not me...I've moved across the country
Last time I was at the Grove was Sep 2014....right before I left MD.
Now in Western Washington State.....Olympic Peninsula.
full auto
I went to MSAR Saturday and the two guys next to me started shooting full auto. Several tense minutes before an employee showed up to stop them. They were not asked to leave, only told to stop full auto.
I went to MSAR Saturday and the two guys next to me started shooting full auto. Several tense minutes before an employee showed up to stop them. They were not asked to leave, only told to stop full auto.
redeemed.man
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Sounds like fun as long as everything is pointed down range and wearing proper hearing protection.
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