[Indy7373]

Hello to all. Found this board through a link from another gun forum. Looks like a good one and you can never belong to to many. :D

I am still relatively new to most guns, so please bear with me on any less than intelligent questions I might have. Thanks.

[Red_SC]

Pull up a chair and sit a spell!

[ysr_racer]

There are six basic gun safety rules for gun owners to understand and practice at all times:


1. Treat all guns as if they are loaded.
2. Keep the gun pointed in the safest possible direction.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Know your target, its surroundings and beyond.
5. Know how to properly operate your gun.
6. Store your gun safely and securely to prevent unauthorized use.

[Lennyjoe]

Welcome aboard.

This is a great place to learn about guns.

Enjoy your stay.

[N3rday]

Welcome! You'll find this board to be a bit more civil than some other gun forums, which is why I like it.

Generally, the four safety rules are the first four on racer's list, though the other two (especially #5) are very important. Don't lurk too much, feel free to post any questions you might have in the appropriate section. There is a lot of knowledge to be had here.

[Ala Dan]

Greeting's Indy 7373 My Friend-

Glad you found us; and a big hearty Welcome To THR! :D

I think you are gonna like it here; as there are some
very knowledgeable firearms persons on board. We
may not agree all the time; but we've earned the
right to disagree! :uhoh: So without further adieu,
won't you pull up a chair and join us?

Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member

[Bainx]

Welcome Indy!
Please tell us what kinds of guns interest you.

[Indy7373]

Thanks for the welcome guys.

Most of the guns that interest me are the WWII era guns.

Looking forward to lively discussions.

[cool45auto]

Welcome to THR!:D

[magsnubby]

Welcome to the wonderful of shootin'. If your serious about WW 11 guns you should check out an M-1Garand. My buddy collects WW-11 era weapons and once i fired his Garand i was hooked. Anywho, welcome aboard.

[4v50 Gary]

Welcome to THR Indy.

[Justin]

Hey Indy, welcome to THR.

[PATH]

Welcome to THR! Pull up a chair and set your feet up and set a awhile!
Feel free to jump right in. The folks here are really decent folks!

[ducktapehero]

Welcome, I am on several other gunboards but found this one a month or so ago. It's now my favorite. Hope to see you around.

[thefitzvh]

If you're interested in WWII era guns, you should consider a C&R license. I recently applied for mine. It's a great way to save money and hassle when purchasing vintage arms.

Welcome! This board has consumed most of my off time, and I suspect it will do the same to you :D

James

[magsnubby]

C&R license woulb be a good idea if you want to collect WW II weapons. There are some really neat rifels out there. Be forewarned, they are addictive. Last year my buddy started cololecting Mausers. Somedody said "hay man, you need a C&R". A year later i'm over at his house helping him unpack his latest UPS arrival. "Hey Mike ,how many of these old battle rifels ya have now?". "Idon't know lets count 'em". He had fourty. And that was before he added three Garands to his collection.