Friend invited me to his private range - appropriate gift?

[nextjoe]

A friend (former co-worker, actually) invited me to shoot on his private range in his back yard. Any suggestions for an appropriate gun-related gift I can give him in return? I was thinking a box of premium ammo might be good.

Best,
Joe

 

[fourdeuce82d]

Healthy handshake, box or two of nice ammo.

 

[Preacherman]

No holes in his house, car or family!

 

[nextjoe]

No holes in his house, car or family!

Well, that goes without saying. But it reminded me of something kinda neat.

My friend has a big sand pile for a backstop, and the last time I shot there we recovered this from the sand. 410 grain steel-jacketed Woodleigh solid fired from a .416 Rigby. Note that the copper plating has been literally sandblasted away in a ring around the nose, but the very tip is still intact.

Best,
Joe

 

[4v50 Gary]

Box of bullets.

 

[CZ 75 BD]

Ammo!!

Targets, other expendables.

 

[Coronach]

Beer, for afterwards.

Mike

 

[cool45auto]

Yeah, targets was what I was thinking, too.

 

[BigG]

A paid life membership in THR!

 

[cxm]

Gift

A bottle of good wine is always appropriate (the type with a cork.. not a screw off cap.)

V/r

Chuck

 

[nextjoe]

A bottle of good wine is always appropriate (the type with a cork.. not a screw off cap.)

What about the stuff that comes in a box?

Best,
Joe

 

[Feanaro]

Beer, ammo and maybe targets.

 

[Crimper-D]

Get your Buddy.....

"The stuff that comes in a box."

Makes a great reactive target!

 

[jizzacked]

the stuff that comes in a box? that fine spirit is usually reserved for more formal engagements, I suggest a $2 olde english 40oz, and pay homage to the legions of lorcin and bryco owners who swill this fine brew on a regular basis

 

[Big_R]

Whenever I invite someone over, I don't expect anything in return. However beer is welcome and is something to throw on the grill. Nothing like steak, beer and good company after a day of blasting things.

Ryan