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Someone already mentioned soda bottles, but shaken cans also work great.

I was laughing at this the other day. I think they're just recycling news because there's nothing to talk about. I was thinking, ummm, there's more ammo now than ever in the past year. And prices are actually coming down.

If I'm sighting in, troubleshooting, or even testing a new firearm, I definitely prefer to be alone. Otherwise being with someone else is fine. Most times I'm alone by default, however, because I hit the range whenever it's convenient and that usually means a weekday

Pre-price gouging shortage: 50-100rds each time, about once per month, sometimes twice. This year: three times, 50 rounds each.

A retired NY cop and gun shop owner told me the same thing. Others have told me (not law enforcement) that as long as the weapon is unloaded, locked (e.g., mag lock, trigger lock, locked case), and ammunition stored separately, you can transport the rifle in the cabin. I think the most...

If this stands, it could be huge for all states with similar bans. Trying to let positive thoughts outweigh my skepticism!

Bingo. Plus, price gouging. Downright offensive.

I can't say prices are coming down per se (NY), but availability is without a doubt increasing. I'm hoping by the end of this year we will see stocked shelves and better prices. I should shut up now and not jinx things...

Hi all, New to the forum and I'm from upstate NY. Been a lurker for a while and figured I'd start an account. I like historical weaponry.