Bad Range day

ord sgt · Mar 15, 2014

If these clowns are known to the range officers, the idiots in question should be barred from the range.
As a Chief Range Safety Officer, if I saw anything like this on my rifle range, these people would be escorted off the range and told never to return.

meanmike8665 · Mar 15, 2014

I thought California was the only place that had idiots like these guys!!!!

Michael

Kapow · Mar 15, 2014

We had massive gun laws reform in Australia and the truth is that the industry has never been stronger. Background checks, cooling off periods, banning all semi autos/autos, safe storage, proof of genuine need, etc etc were all brought in.

At the time the gun lobby made out like the sky was falling but now we have a genuine healthy shooting fraternity that is never in the news for the wrong thing. No more massacres just good honest genuine firearms owners enjoying their sport and we are winning the support of the general non shooting public.

I know it may be a hard thing to swallow but the truth is that in my opinion there is no need for a hunter or sporting shooter to own a military weapon. There are a certain number of people in the public who should never own firearms, ever.

It is always the fringe that spoil things for the majority.

Zonie · Mar 15, 2014

To all:

Please don't turn this topic into a pro/anti gun debate and please do not get into discussing modern firearms.

Both of those areas are reserved for the "Non Muzzleloading" forum area which is a paid member only area.

Thank's

Jim (Zonie)

nkbj · Mar 15, 2014

Kapow said:
We had massive gun laws reform in Australia and the truth is that the industry has never been stronger. Background checks, cooling off periods, banning all semi autos/autos, safe storage, proof of genuine need, etc etc were all brought in.

At the time the gun lobby made out like the sky was falling but now we have a genuine healthy shooting fraternity that is never in the news for the wrong thing. No more massacres just good honest genuine firearms owners enjoying their sport and we are winning the support of the general non shooting public.

I know it may be a hard thing to swallow but the truth is that in my opinion there is no need for a hunter or sporting shooter to own a military weapon. There are a certain number of people in the public who should never own firearms, ever.

It is always the fringe that spoil things for the majority.

Hard to swallow? Hunting and sport shooting have very little to do with the need of the public to own firearms. Brevity shall prevail over darkness and I bid you good night.

Alden · Mar 15, 2014

Zonie, may I suggest Stockholm Syndrome suffering Kapow sod off at least? I mean, a bad day at the range is defending limitations on your civil liberties as to what you may or may not be allowed to have to take to it in the first place based on...

...propaganda.

Ken Cormier · Mar 15, 2014

I hate ak's when they are shooting at me V/N 1969

Bear Rider · Mar 16, 2014

A truly bad range day is driving 100 miles to a match and finding out that the club REQUIRES you to load off the bench rather than your normal routine of loading from the bag. As a result, you dryball twice on the first target. As a final insult, when you go down to pull your target prior to turning it and calling it a day, you find your ejected ball lying on the ground right under the target frame, just laying there and mocking you. :surrender:

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