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Martha's Vineyard Island

I am going to be there next week.
Any of you muzzle loader folk live there? Shoot there?
Can I take my buggy rifle there?
Muzzle loading clubs on the island?
Please let me know if you have any info

Thanks


40th Anniversary of “JAWS”, filmed on the island
I am going to see if it’s safe to go back in the water.

William Alexander
 
The Vineyard is a wonderful place. It is in Massachusetts, however, and they have very restrictive gun requirements combined with aggressive enforcement (They believe that Federal driving-through laws do not apply if you stop for lunch in the state). I would recommend being very careful.

There certainly are Black powder Clubs in MA, but I don't know about The Vineyard.
 
I doubt you will find ANY shooters or ranges there, let alone anything related to black powder.
The mere sound of a shot would probably result in an immediate law-enforcement response.
 
Apparently you've never been to "The Vineyard".
VERY upscale, stands out as quite liberal...even in a generally "Blue" state such as Massachusetts.
IF you want to take a gun there, and ESPECIALLY if you intend to fire it, I recommend you have your lawyer on speed dial.
 
Where in the world did you get the idea that there was a possibility of finding a place to shoot at Martha's Vineyard?
I have known two different people who have been there multiple times who said that anyone even SEEN with a gun or a gun case will have a nasty encounter with the police.
Wholly different (socialist) mindset up there.
I don't travel anywhere that I can't take a firearm, unless it's for work and I have to go, but that's just me.
If you are determined to go there, better leave your guns at home or you risk having a firearms-related arrest on your record that could get you on the permanently prohibited list sometime in the near future.
If I am wrong on this point, feel free to correct me. I just don't want to see one of our own inadvertently get in trouble on something like this.
 
While you are there, please pay respects to John Belushi. That crazy Bluesman is buried there.
 
Sorry to burst your bubbles...Marthas Vinyard Sportsmans Club has a range and black powder program, contact them. Majority restrictions on firearms are for Pistols and dealer laws, muzzleloaders are not overly restrictive. Note summer residents :surrender: are 85% NY & NJ people up for the summer. :surrender:
 
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