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"Worst torture test..." on a firearm was living in Alaska for three years. Don't get me wrong I loved being there, but the weather and location were just hard on my firearms. I cleaned and lubed them every day and carried them all the time; in boats on the sea, and camping all the coast. Lots...

Not a surprise .22lr, followed by .45 ACP.

Interesting responses from different people; it gives me food for thought...

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Nice. We kinda' sorta' have the same thing at the Aurora Gun Club, east of Denver. However, IT'S a western range = no trees, no water, and disty praire for miles and miles. We do have a magnificent view of the front range of the Rocky Mountains.

I would call management for the range. The guy probably has a closer interaction with them on a more routine basis is he runs shoots there. Politics might go against you in this, and there are politics everywhere. I would get on the phone ASAP. I'm a volunteer range officer for my local...

I had one on the back window of my car. One day my school principal told me to take it off or he would search my car. I moved my car out of the school lot; fortunately the school resource officer was a buddy and he told his street patrol LEOs to not ticket my car. It was miserable for the...

I don't own a gun worth more that my car, however I do own a Bagpipe worth more than BOTH of my cars...

This seems obvious to me: More Toys...

"...wonder if it has an iphone app..." My thoughts exactly. Besides it sure beats a 1/6 scale Civil War cannon in the front yard...

I’m a new member. I’ve visited and read posts, and decided to join. I shoot several different calibers of firearms.

I shoot .22lr all the time. Being a teacher I have a smaller disposable income so .22lr is a good "bang for the buck."

Hello THR New, as of today. I have visited as a guest and decided to join. Lokking forward to interesting reading and commenting.