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No limit and no catch and release >:D

Glad to have you jump right in!

Join the newest club.

Sorry bought the Otis compact rifle kit, bought the other parts I needed to make it kit for all our guns for less than the cost of the Otis 3 gun kit.

TM I'd bet no one has ever thought it was a .22 upon seeing it!!! Great job.

Glad you are okay WW! To underline highligh word and click the underline button.

I bought a rifle kit, and for less than the cost of a 3-gun kit turned it into a kit which fits all of my guns.

:thumb: funny!

Nice lookin shootin iron :grin:

In case of rampaging zombies or rioting disappointed liberals, just kidding. We decided to do some prep about 2 years ago and ammo is one of my responsibilities.

A sidesaddle by TacStar for my Mossberg 500 and a magazine well grip for my Spikes ST-15.

naw I'll just run down to Sportsman's Warehouse tomorrow. OOHH the horror of it! See if I can sneak out without Hunny Bunny confiscating all my credit cards >:D

I set out to reload 100 shell of buckshot this weekend. I ran out of powder 5 shells short. :o

:laugh:

I still want to get involved in sporting clays just waiting till I get a decent over/under. My Mossberg 500 will work but it lacks the the versatility of an over/under. I used the 500 in the orientation my club offers , in watching others I realized I was working at least twice as hard as those with over/unders. Plus you have to load the first shell directly by hand into the breech when you step into the box/cage (don't know it that is everywhere or just a club rule), then of course you have to pump quickly on the doubles I've been looking seriously at a CZ CanvasBack which are under $800.

The Ruger American has been getting rave reviews. Nice gift!

I think the scope looks fine. :thumb:

No but my wife would object ::)

I use to be a GMC fan, but my next truck will be a Ford. First I need to get a small run-about with good gas mileage.

Madhouse, I'm jealous, all I can say is all of mine were at least on the target.

Now that would get me locked up!

I've long wanted to set up an area to practice at home with my bow. It is legal until a neighbor complains, then I'll have to quit. I'm using my shed as a back stop with a piece of plywood to protect the shed for now. I guess I better get hay bales to place behind the target. The plywood only came into play once today and the arrow almost went through a 3/8" sheet of plywood.

good looking truck

In another forum I frequent (CTD) there is a 15 year old guy who wants to know about apprenticing with a gunsmith in the Mass/NE area. He wants to find out if it is something he'd like before he invest in a formal education, such as the school in Colorado. Any ideas of these type of opportunities in his area you New Englanders?

That sucks!