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#8201 |
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Member
Join Date: December 24, 2012
Location: eastern nc
Posts: 4
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hello and thank you
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#8202 |
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Member
Join Date: December 31, 2012
Posts: 6
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New Member
I am a retired Army vet. I like ARs, XDMs, and Remington shotguns.
I'm concerned about the political side of gun ownership. The right to keep and bear arms for self defense is the most basic human right. In fact, the primary purpose for my joining this forum is to sound the alarm about what is about to take place in the Senate this week if we all together don't join together and stop it. Diane Feinstein and the anti-gun machine will introduce the gun ban legislation this week, and it will be rammed through Congress and signed by the President if we do not Stand As One and act today! I contacted my Senators and Representatives yesterday. Please contact you Representative today: http://www.house.gov/representatives/find/ Contact your Senators: http://www.senate.gov/general/contac...nators_cfm.cfm Please, all of you, they are going to ban most of our guns if we don't stand together and act now |
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#8203 |
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Member
Join Date: December 31, 2012
Posts: 2
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Good afternoon. I'm a new member as of today. I saw some post regarding the NRA $300 life membership and thought it's time to give up the annual dues. So anyone who can help show me the way I would appreciate it.
20 some odd years ago I did a lot of plinking which had me reloading 38's, 357's, 44's, and my 30-06 hunting loads, along with molding my own .357 and .44 bullets. With all the housing developments I just can't go out in the backyard anymore so I kind of lost interest but I stiil buy an occasional handgun. Now my wife has taken an interest in shooting so it looks like we may start having a date night to a local indoor range. Fortunately I still have my RCBS Rock Chucker and all that goes with it. I look forward to all the insight the members can give. Thanks |
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#8204 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Posts: 7
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Remington Genesis Enthusiast
Hello,
A Remington Genesis Google search landed me on some THR archived threads and I liked the community I saw when I followed up. I married into a family of deer hunters many moons ago and family gatherings took on a whole new meaning. Whyzman |
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#8205 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Location: Lehi, UT
Posts: 3
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New member to THR but not to guns. In fact, I should apologize since I've been using THR as a resource for years but considered myself a member of too many forums already to create an account.
Well that has changed and I look forward to becoming part of this community. |
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#8206 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Location: The only state created during the Civil War
Posts: 2
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Hello From Almost Heaven Country!
Hey guys and girls,
A Little Background About Me I am a country boy born and raised around firearms all my life. I'm sorry to say this is one hobby my father did not share with me. About 2-3 months ago while doing some research, I was disturbed to find out what was going on within our government. The more I learned what was going on, the more frustration and anger I've become. So much so, that I decided now is the time for me to take action and do what I can to protect me, my family, and our property. My wife has a S&W 642 stainless, I have a Ruger LC9 and a LCR 357, and a Mossberg 500 20 gauge for HD. I am a democrat, but I do not consider myself to be a liberal. There are some liberal and conservative beliefs I truly believe in. I do not let one party dictate how I will vote. I keep an open mind and vote for who I believe will do the best job. My opinion is this... We did not have much choice in the last election, or what I call the less of two evils. My wife and I have started our journey down the rabbit hole. The more we learn, the more we fear what the future holds for us and our children. We are living in the present and doing the best we can. We cannot put all of our energy and thoughts regarding the future. If we do not take action now, it will not matter what the future will bring. I am a true believer and advocate in our Constitution, and I truly believe in our "Right to keep and bear arms." There are too many in Washington who want to destroy our Constitution. We as citizens must stand up for our rights and privileges. Sorry for the long post, and I hope nothing I said will be taken as offensive. I am here to learn as much as I can and gain as much knowledge I possibly can. Happy New Year to You and Your Family!! |
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#8207 |
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Member
Join Date: November 25, 2008
Location: Texas
Posts: 1,534
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The only thing I see offensive is your possible vote for obama. Bet you wish you had a do over now eh?
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#8208 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Location: The only state created during the Civil War
Posts: 2
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As I stated... it was the less of two evils.
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#8209 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 5
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Hello everyone.
I am a member of another gun forum in Canada, and I go by the same name. I thought I would join another great forum to discuss and learn more about firearms. I am very jealous of the freedom you guys have in most states, when it comes to guns. We have very draconian gun laws in Canada. Anyway, I am sure I will enjoy your forum. Cheers Paul |
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#8210 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Posts: 1
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I'm new here, I'm Army active and I love classic single actions, International Harvester trucks and the outdoors.
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#8211 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Posts: 1
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FNG To THR
... but not to life or fire arms. Found this place Googleing a site for the 10mm auto.
Where's that forum? |
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#8212 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Location: North Texas
Posts: 45
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Just joined from North Texas
Hello everyone. A lot of good work being done here. I want to join the fight to keep my rights. Not a whole lot to tell you about myself. I'm an avid shooter and enjoy the outdoors. I'm also enraged at the course our country is going. So I did what I could for now and joined the NRA and sent emails to every State elected official I could find. I'm hoping to get involved in other organizations that protect my 2nd Amendment rights and my rights as a CHL holder as well. Hope everyone has a better year than this last one.
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#8213 |
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Member
Join Date: August 26, 2008
Posts: 6
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General interests
Hi my name's Dale. My interests are collecting older Rem, Win, Marlin sporting rifles. I hunt, reload, target shoot, varmit hunt, rabbiit, pheasant, etc. Enjoy post 1900 rifles, history, craftsmanship, etc.
Currently looking for soem help on a buddy's pistaol he inherited from his father in law who was a tail gunner in WWII. It's a Ruby 765 auto, made in Spain. trying to disassemble per instruction, however slide will not come off frame per instruction. It's hanging up after removing barrel. Any ideas? Thx dale |
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#8214 |
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Member
Join Date: January 2, 2013
Posts: 3
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RancherTexas
I just entered this forum because I was looking for some High Standard pistol and revolver parts and this site came up. It looks interesting and I will look forward to some good discussions and learning some new things. I have been shooting since my first shotgun at age ten. Panhandle of Texas is a wide open space and a long long time ago, sounds like a fairy tale, boys got guns for Christmas and could walk around in the country and shoot. Even by High School we took our guns to school in someones car to do some hunting before dark.
Anyway, I had a cattle ranch but health issues caused me to sell almost all of the land and move into town. Still have 644 acres to pop caps on. Told wife (of 50 years) it was for the children and grandchildren. Last edited by RancherTexas; January 2, 2013 at 02:15 PM. Reason: added words left out |
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#8215 |
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Member
Join Date: December 23, 2012
Posts: 3
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Hi everyone, I've been a long time lurker here at THR and finally decided to join. This place has been an excellent place for information!
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#8216 |
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Member
Join Date: December 29, 2012
Location: Browns Summit, NC
Posts: 28
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Another longtime follower of THR, decided to finally join. I am a retired Marine Corps Officer, served 21 years. Been shooting since I was six and reloading since I was 15. I really enjoy revolvers and have both single action and double action Rugers. I have a range behind our house and my wife and I enjoy shooting regularly. I also make holsters for us and for friends.
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#8217 |
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Member
Join Date: January 2, 2013
Location: Tallahassee, FL
Posts: 20
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I saw the thread regarding the Ill legislation that is being slid through the back door and joined to offer encouragement.
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#8218 |
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Member
Join Date: January 3, 2013
Location: Texas
Posts: 10
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New Member
Hello,
New member here….. Fired my first gun (single shot 410 shotgun belonging to my grandfather) in 1965 (still have the gun) and bought my first gun Winchester .308 bolt action in 1969 (16 YO walked in paid for it and 5min. later walked out with a gun THE GOOD OLD DAYS!!!) at Sears for $105. Have bought several rifles and shotguns over the years. From Marlin 22 Model 50 lever action to 300 Mag. Weatherby Mark V. Started reloading in 1988 for hunting and recreational shooting 500 rounds a week with a SS Redhawk 44mag 7.5inch barrel. Put all guns away in 1992 and started hunting exclusive with a PSE bow and arrow, just now starting to get back into reloading a shooting. Plus starting a CCL class in a few months. Hoping this form will help me decide what concealed carry weapon to buy. I don’t think my Ruger Redhawk with a 7.5” barrel will conceal very well. LOL
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#8219 |
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Member
Join Date: January 1, 2013
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 32
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New Member
Hi everyone, I'm a new member and reloader. Been hunting since I was about 8 years old, in the past five years i have started to build my own collection of firearms and stop borrowing my father's. When I told him I was interested in reloading about a year ago he thought it would be a great idea, you know I do all the work and he supplies his suggestions. But I can't complain too much, he got me a lock n load AP ammo plant for Christmas. I will be starting with .223 and then more than likely move onto .45, .40, and would love to get into some good hunting loads for my 270.
Anyway, I'm excited to get started and look forward to the advice I can take in on here. Where might I post to see if my location for my press is suitable? |
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#8220 |
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Member
Join Date: January 4, 2013
Posts: 14
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hey i have THR for a couple day and finally decided to join after buying my first handgun a day ago.
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#8221 |
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Member
Join Date: January 4, 2013
Location: Hell (FL)
Posts: 570
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Hi everyone. I live in FL, generally a great place to hunt, fish and be a gun owner (thank you Jeb Bush & others). New to membership here but have used the site numerous times for opinions on equipment, et al. Have been collecting guns for many years, mostly hunting and tactical.
I shoot a Thompson Encore .270 for deer and AR Performance 6.8 for hogs. The home defense weapons are HK USC w/Glock 30 as backup (adios criminales!) and I do a lot of plinking with .223 ARs and .22 pistols. I'm about to start loading my own .270, 6.8, .223 and .45 as both a hobby and so I no longer have to suffer at the behest of limited supplies, especially right now given recent events. Also getting the kids into shooting (they're already proficient with a bow, airsoft & pellet) this year. Looking forward to the forum. |
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#8222 |
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Member
Join Date: January 4, 2013
Posts: 2
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Hello im a new member
Can anyone tell me if any suppressors have been approved for washington state. Ive been waiting since feb 2012
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#8223 |
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Member
Join Date: January 4, 2013
Location: Seattle, WA
Posts: 5
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Another FNG
Hi all,
Just joined today but have been lurking for the past six months or so. Grew up in Canada with exposure to rifles and shotguns but no handguns. Moved to Seattle in '97 for love. After much thought and research I'm the proud owner of a new Ruger P95. Will be looking for lots of info on accessories, holsters, ammo, etc. I also like a good party or dirty joke. Cheers, Peter |
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#8224 |
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Member
Join Date: January 4, 2013
Posts: 2
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Just got booted off the sks boards site
Hello , Canadian here, I have got pal 5 months ago already bought 14 rifles. I collect Russian military rifles . (2 svt , mosin nagant, 7 sks). I am trying to learn more about the sks ( thus I got booted) any ideas where I can go to get more info ? Thank you very much , jon
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#8225 |
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Member
Join Date: January 5, 2013
Location: Blue Ridge Mountains
Posts: 529
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Hello all. New guy just fell in your trap. Was doing a Google search looking for bullet proof glass rated to .50bmg which found me here. Did not get info was looking for but found the.place interesting. Have the bartender put the drinks on my tab till the card max's out. BTW. Did find the glass was looking for elsewhere. Darn proud of the stuff. Guess steel & concrete with a periscope is going to have to suffice for the time being.
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