Ed Anger
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Try CRESAP
New gun owner *update*
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Andywhale
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that's a fun gun.
JWB13
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Welcome!
Congrats , good to have a new guy in the game .
I second Cresap Rifle Club. TMGN is good for an indoor range, but Cresap is significantly cheaper. They're open to the public on Sundays only from 10AM until sometime early afternoon.
Right now, Cresap is limited to half of their normal lanes due to COVID regulations, but even if you have to wait for a spot, it's not too long and you get to ogle everyone else's guns and shoot the breeze with them.
As for ammo, Hafer's over in Hagerstown *had* a good selection of ammo at the start of the panic, but I haven't been over there since August or so, so I don't know how they look for stock at the moment. TMGN also has your standard calibers in stock, but at the same high prices as everyone else. Gun Shack over in Mt. Airy can be a good source but call first before going to see if they have what you need.
Seconding this one, been a few times and do my FFL there, highly recommend!
honukane
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Welcome from Southern Maryland
Enjoy your stay !
Enjoy your stay !
Hmmm, I gotta check that out myself; when I ordered my Red Lion Precision roto-indexing forend I don’t think there was anything else available (that was like 7 years ago though ...)
stev5613
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Greetings from Carroll County! Have you tried it out yet?
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