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Lets Discuss “Range Etiquette” for a moment!
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MudRunner2005
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Roswell? You see any of them weird bright lights, then lose track of time?
Luckily not it seems aliens have a weird thing for abducting redneck dudes and probing them!
WYO300RUM
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Lol !
Glad I read through all the posts before commenting, it was starting to look like a game of dodgeball.
Anyway, would it be useful to develop a convention, something like a "do not disturb " card to let people know you are unavailable for the moment and not to approach the shooter until the card is taken down?
Anyway, would it be useful to develop a convention, something like a "do not disturb " card to let people know you are unavailable for the moment and not to approach the shooter until the card is taken down?
Or just don't approach a shooter while he is shooting that is prolly safe practice anyhow
MudRunner2005
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I thought they were purveyors of white trash, not rednecks? Big difference.
Apparently PRIME is back in business. No need to ever do load development ever again.
The internet said so.
The internet said so.
Rick Richard
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Happy I am a.....Deplorable
I ain't even going to lie, I just had to straight google that word!
I belong to a club that has a detailed orientation. Lays the groundwork.
For load development I go early morning, no one there.
Other than that I try to fit in. I can always change up what I am doing to fit even. Even limited load development (different temps, etc..)
I encourage new shooters. Many better shooters thru the years have helped me unsolicited. They see good equipment and they knew I was making an effort. I do the same for newbies. If only to recommend forums/books/supply companies. I answer all of their questions hoping all of them end up better shooters than me.
I do help out at my club and I approach better shooters for advice. But I don't rush them. I will sit patiently out of the way for over an hour to ask a shooter a single question. There are a group at my club that go to Camp Perry every year..
For load development I go early morning, no one there.
Other than that I try to fit in. I can always change up what I am doing to fit even. Even limited load development (different temps, etc..)
I encourage new shooters. Many better shooters thru the years have helped me unsolicited. They see good equipment and they knew I was making an effort. I do the same for newbies. If only to recommend forums/books/supply companies. I answer all of their questions hoping all of them end up better shooters than me.
I do help out at my club and I approach better shooters for advice. But I don't rush them. I will sit patiently out of the way for over an hour to ask a shooter a single question. There are a group at my club that go to Camp Perry every year..
That is legit man. That is one of the areas my post got construed. I love talking gun stuff but again not when I am shooting. When I am done with a string waiting on cool down or when range is cold I love talking gear. I espicially like when people try to tell me how this or that is better than this or that! It makes for good convo, but when it goes back hot discussion is over and it's back to work!
I'm in Deming, NM. Everywhere you look is BLM land. I wouldn't choose to move here though. It's the best, ugly place to shoot.
Yeah I been thru there I been in this state for 11 freakin years now! There is a lot of ugly but man there is some pretty places to!
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