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WTT looking for powder and bullets FTF in Michigan
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Skinne
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Never shot over 200 in my life let me know when you give a try out there I'd love to watch and learn.
MagMan
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Let me know what you figure out. My Edge hasn't stretched its legs in a while.
John Klingenberg
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I'm only 70 miles to Kawkawlin. Hmmm
John Klingenberg
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May have to make an exploratory run. Anyone know what the winter access is like?
VLD Pilot
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Based on what I'm seeing, it's seasonal. I doubt Midland county plows that out. DNR wouldn't do it either. Probably gonna be tough getting back there after last night's snow. Unless it's been beaten down by vehicles all winter, might be tough. Could be it's a popular hunting spot for rabbits in which case, it's probably been used all winter
John Klingenberg
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If it pans out I may be in the market for a snow machine. That steel gets heavy after about 400 yards. Theres a clear cut near me but our two DNR guys are really pieces of work. They stomp on anyone trying to shoot in the woods. I tried to explain parabolic arch to the kid when he was telling me my "backstop" wasn't appropriate at 800+ yards. It's in the middle of a roadless 3000 acres! I'd rather they just leave me be.
wildbillb02
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There's a reason its called a flooding
John Klingenberg
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Anyone know the laws concerning shooting down powerlines? Theres some awesome spots I know but they are highline right of ways.
VLD Pilot
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I've always liked shooting across lakes. Some real remote lakes with small islands on them. The islands make excellent backstops. Finding the lakes with no activity is the hard part.
VLD Pilot
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Those floodings usually have dikes that offer access in being on higher ground. There's one just north of me that has a dike running parallel to the flooding allowing access all the way to the back of the flooding. This particular one isn't open enough to shoot across the flooding tho. Much too thick.
buster2765
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Just an FYI, went down state to ice fish last week with a buddy & stopped to get bait at Total Firearms in Mason Mi. They had Reloader 26 on the shelf, it was not cheap but it was in stock.
VLD Pilot
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Hmmm. Heading to Lansing Michigan Police Eq to purchase a pistol next week. My be a stop I make.
