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#426 |
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Join Date: February 21, 2007
Location: Richmond, VA
Posts: 201
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another newbie
I just joined this forum the other day. I live in central VA and only started owning firearms about a month ago. My first one was Romanian made AK. I got a Taurus 1911 coming in the mail. I'm a poor college student so I can't afford to get anything fancy just yet. Either way, just another 2nd amendment supporter who enjoys his (remaining) rights in this country. -Andrey |
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#427 |
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Join Date: February 22, 2007
Location: Hopewell Junction, NY
Posts: 33
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New Fella
Hey everyone,
I have been cruising this site for a while and I thought that maybe I should join in and introduce myself. I am 24 and originally from Ohio, but I moved to NY in 2004 for a job. Unfortunatly I waited till I got to NY to get into guns. Either way I am enjoying learning new things and purchasing new guns for my collection. I just recieved my full carry license in the State of NY and have since been practicing with my handguns alot. I own a few long guns and a few handguns. I just added a beautiful Beretta to my collection and am looking forward to getting good with it. I look forward to talking with you all. Cheers, SigNY |
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#428 |
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Join Date: February 21, 2007
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 1,778
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Hello all,
Been lurking for awhile and not joining/posting. Also a member at TFL and Cabela's Forum under the same user name. RR |
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#429 |
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Join Date: February 15, 2007
Posts: 962
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New member, old shooter
Hi I'm Rich from the great state of Washington. I was raised by people who love shooting, who were raised by people who love shooting etc... My family ran away to Alaska in the '70's to await the apocalypse. I got tired of waiting in the '80's and moved back down here. I did not shoot much after I moved back for 20 years or so. My son (14) heard some shooting stories about me and hounded me until I took him shooting. Hooked again. The firearms I refer to in these forums are either really old (probably mil surp) or really new, got them for my kids (daughter started shooting too). I might have some reloading questions in the future as it seems to have changed a bit since the "70's. but mostly shoot rimfire (love NEAs' .17HMR single shot) at the time. I appreciate all of the good spirited info and help that I have found here. The kids and I refer to it as "THE Forum" because we have found answers to all inquiries here promptly and without (too much) bias.
thanks THR Wheeler44 |
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#430 |
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Join Date: February 20, 2007
Posts: 13
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Hi all,
Joined the forum a day or so ago. I'm relatively new to the shooting game. I've been shooting skeet on a semi-regular basis for a couple months now and have gotten thoroughly addicted. Just purchased my first shotgun as well. Remington 870 express super magnum. Great gun, if I do say so myself. I also shoot a Springfield XD 9mm. I love that gun, as does my wife. I'm currently active duty Air Force, serving as an AMMO troop. I look forward to many long hours and good discussions on the site. |
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#431 |
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Join Date: February 21, 2007
Location: Montana
Posts: 71
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Hi, My name is John and I am living in the great pro-gun state of Montana.
I moved here from Massachusetts because of too many socialist type laws.I am interested in amateur radio and politics. I am also the Yellowstone County Chairman for the Constitution Party of Montana. |
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#432 |
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Join Date: February 22, 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 24
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New Member
New guy here. Interested in target shooting, self defense, plinking and 2A. Wanting to expand into long guns with a specific intrest in old/older Military stuff. Other than my Army training I have very little formal instruction and after lurking around here, this looks like a good place to help that some. Dumb questions to follow.
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#433 |
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Join Date: February 15, 2007
Location: Orange Park, FL
Posts: 1
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New Member
Well, let' see... I retired from the USN and the post office (no I wasn't disgruntled). I'm one of those double dippers we love to talk about. My oldest son and I recently started shooting Skeet. We like it alot. I have a Browning BPS (20 ga.), Browning XS (20 ga.) and a Benelli M2 (12 ga.). Additionally, I have a Remington 700 .243(belonged to my youngest son who was killed in Afghanstan), a Kimber Gold Target (my carry weapon) and a Ruger GP-100 (4"). Really life shooting (IDPA/NRA member). I am considering going the reloading route for the pistols. We'll see ... all that equipment can be disconcerting and somewhat intimidating. But I think it's the way to go. I am a Ruling Elder in a local PCA church. Cannot imagine what it's like to live a day without Jesus. All this stuff is cool, but it's just stuff. I like it but I'm not ate-up by it. I just love life. Be blessed.
Rick IMO Sgt. Bradley S. Crose, 1st Ranger Batt., 75th Ranger Reg., Takur Ghar. |
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#434 |
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Join Date: February 17, 2007
Location: So. Calif.
Posts: 2,625
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Greetings all, Took me awhile to come across this sticky thread.. A fellow buddy of mine, Werewolf, gave me the heads up on your site and I got to say, for as many members you have, and growing, I have been pleasantly surprised at the rational and demeanor in check, I have so far seen. Really some interesting topics and thread responses, for and against etc., and I like the tone of the entire community. Basically, I'm a German Shepherd man, 7 so far, but when we have to let go of him, gonna take a break for a bit and travel with the wife. That's why I decided to get some semi auto pistols, as the wife is scared of the 2 Winchester pump shotguns I have (from my great Uncle) long ago, and she has expressed a willingness to go to the range with me, and when she takes the Basic Marksmanship course, then we'll head to the 2 day tactical course together. My main gun is a Beretta Px4 Storm 40cal S&W and I love it.. My other gun, is a Sig P229R CT 9mm which I hope to move my wife up to from the 3rd gun I got for her to start out with, a Sig P232 SL 380 ACP. I'm also a private pilot, some 1200hrs, and either fly Single-engine high performance aircraft or some various aerobatic planes, which is my favorite joy ride, free from the crowds and radar.. lol I'll see more of ya inside.. LS
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#435 |
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Join Date: February 24, 2007
Location: Pittsburgh for a few more months
Posts: 26
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Hello all! I'm a newbie here but very excited about all the topics and tons of information you have here.
I hope to contribute good content and learn a lot!
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"What country can preserve its liberties if its rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms." ~ Thomas Jefferson, 1787 |
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Join Date: November 19, 2003
Location: proud to be in AZ
Posts: 14,988
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Welcome, madam. My wife is also a CCW permit holder, and carries a CZ2075 RAMI 9mm wherever she goes.
What's your fave sidearm?
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#437 |
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Join Date: February 24, 2007
Location: Pittsburgh for a few more months
Posts: 26
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thanks for the welcome
![]() i carry my Springfield 1911 (full sized frame, 4" barrel) with golden sabres sometimes i find it hard to conceal, especially in summer because of skimpier clothing, so then i carry my makarov 9mm it's great to hear of other women who carry!
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#438 |
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Join Date: September 23, 2006
Location: NJ
Posts: 2,068
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welcome to THR
Thanks for stopping by and saying hi. We all look forward to hearing about new members. Tell us a little about you self. What do you shoot?
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#439 |
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Join Date: October 12, 2005
Location: Pittsburgh PA
Posts: 127
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Welcome wifey! Sorry to see youre leaving Da' Burgh! Yins guys movin n'at? (Not to be nebby or anything)
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#440 |
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Join Date: February 24, 2007
Location: Pittsburgh for a few more months
Posts: 26
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well, primarily i shoot my carry weapon -- Springfield 1911, but i also have great fun with my AK-47 (which my husband is now refinishing for me), my husband's cetme, M1 Garand, M14.....way too many to list
i like practicing precision shots with our various bolt guns as far as a battle rifle, i like the cetme best (love the power of the 308 round) prefer AKs to ARs (though husband's custom ARs are changing my mind a little on that -- he's a gunsmith) we just got an M1 Carbine.....my valentine's pressie to him and i CANT WAIT to shoot it.ummm dunno, like to try out every new firearm i encounter, but have some faves as pointed out above
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#441 |
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Join Date: February 24, 2007
Location: Pittsburgh for a few more months
Posts: 26
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Hey Wasz........yeah we're moving to Louisiana -- my husband is a gunsmith and got a job with Red Stick (Red Jacket) Firearms
![]() right now we live in Lawrenceville, so i can't tell you how excited i am to move
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#442 |
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Join Date: December 24, 2002
Location: Lafayette, Indiana--meanwhile, back in the Wabash Valley . . . zzzzz.
Posts: 17,977
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Welcome to THR, new friend.
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#443 |
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Join Date: October 12, 2005
Location: Pittsburgh PA
Posts: 127
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Ahhh yes escape that place. I live out in the burbs so its a different story for me I can go to the city for school and stuff and not have to live there.
Mind if I ask where you like to do your shooting at? |
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Join Date: December 30, 2002
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Posts: 6,716
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member
Join Date: December 22, 2002
Location: Between black coffee, and shiftn' gears
Posts: 28,390
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pistol-packin-wifey,
Welcome to THR! According to your resume' , you are going to fit right in. I only see one problem, maybe two, then again perhaps the rest of your resume' lists shotguns. I mean everybody knows tm you gotta have a shotgun to make duck gumbo. Gots us a 1911 totin' lady with AKs, Garands ...and has her own in house gunsmith... Heckuva deal if you ask me. Steve |
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#446 |
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Join Date: February 24, 2007
Location: Pittsburgh for a few more months
Posts: 26
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thanks for the warm welcome all!
sm: and i do shoot shotguns now and again.....to keep in "shape" if you will, in case i have to use our house guardian but i do confess they aren't my favorite to shoot, well maybe at real close range....like to see what i can blow huge holes into Wasz: we used to shoot at Bullseye before it closed, now we mostly go to a friend's house in WV. he has his own range ![]() Henry: oooh i'm going to check out that site right NOW!
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Join Date: December 22, 2002
Location: Between black coffee, and shiftn' gears
Posts: 28,390
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uh huh, I was checking on you and them shotguns.
I'd mention a certain "pet" shotgun of mine, then again stick around and you will find out what my "pet" is. Member ain't been here 5 min and Steve done started in on her...THR members
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#448 |
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Member
Join Date: November 13, 2006
Location: IDAHO
Posts: 268
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I joined back in november and I can say this is one of the best places for firearms knowlegde I have ever seen.You guys are great and I am proud to be a part of this forum.I live in Idaho on a ranch and love to hunt,I also love my guns,EBR's, bolt's, leveraction's and handgun's.I am going to get a life membership with the NRA asap.I always kept putting it off but now is the time,sorry guy's for not doing it sooner,I have no excuse.From one gun owner,hunter,and 2A defender I can truly say I have hundreds of new buddies.
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#449 |
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Member
Join Date: December 24, 2002
Location: Washington state
Posts: 9,767
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Welcome to our humble little corner of the web, pistol-packin-wifey! Stay long, post lots, learn much ...
pax |
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#450 |
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member
Join Date: February 21, 2005
Location: SE WA State
Posts: 1,912
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Welcome aboard, Ma'am. Enjoy . . .
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