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Longest indoor range I’ve been to is 35, tops
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I almost feel bad for people when I shoot my ak indoors. you know they got that signature sound that just violates your ears. 
you can always hear an ak before you see it.
you can always hear an ak before you see it.
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That sux @ the short distance. This
place is pretty legit, 75 ft was the max. Top of the line ventilation and touchscreen system for the targets. Has an axe throwing pit. Full service FFL. Alottaaa $ went in to this place. I paid 130 bucks to shoot today and then for a membership going forward 27 a month and I can go as much as I want, reserve a lane, free rental every 10th trip and your bday. Seems legit. Glad i have a third option. My primary outdoor range is the wild wild west. Cant really mess with it peak summer. Too many idiots. The other outdoor spot is run by boomers who dont allow double taps let alone mag dumps/binary triggers. My wife has a coworker with a cpl dozen acres, trying to figure out something there where i can jus go do my thing
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man i scared off a cpl old heads with the krink fireballs hahah. I always double ear pro and it was still shakin my jawbone. Full length barrel 7.6 was still loud jus not that concussive boooom
place is pretty legit, 75 ft was the max. Top of the line ventilation and touchscreen system for the targets. Has an axe throwing pit. Full service FFL. Alottaaa $ went in to this place. I paid 130 bucks to shoot today and then for a membership going forward 27 a month and I can go as much as I want, reserve a lane, free rental every 10th trip and your bday. Seems legit. Glad i have a third option. My primary outdoor range is the wild wild west. Cant really mess with it peak summer. Too many idiots. The other outdoor spot is run by boomers who dont allow double taps let alone mag dumps/binary triggers. My wife has a coworker with a cpl dozen acres, trying to figure out something there where i can jus go do my thing
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mplsdunk
man i scared off a cpl old heads with the krink fireballs hahah. I always double ear pro and it was still shakin my jawbone. Full length barrel 7.6 was still loud jus not that concussive boooom
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That’s what was dope about my last job. They had a gravel pit we could shoot in anytime we want. You’d get 30 dudes there on a Saturday going off.
you don’t get that except at a country mom n pop place.
you don’t get that except at a country mom n pop place.
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Just paid forced sex prices for a box of 9mm hollows. It’s getting to be ri-got-damn-diculous
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i hijacked this from ARF.com but a guy has been tracking ammo price trends since December and they look to be dropping.
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she isn’t much but she does the job
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The truck tho 
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Speaking of trucks. Down here through VA Beach bringin the fam to Great Wolf Lodge n just got blasted smfh might be upgrade time
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Oh, man! I may get a truck in the near future.
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smh!!! That sucks. I’ve had my fair share of accidents. Nothing fun at all. Y’all good?
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Federalpremium.com has quite a few things in stock at the moment. Go get yo ammo while it’s available bruhs.
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Too pricey. 10 bucks more for a box of 9mm from them direct than sportsman warehouse. Beggars cant be choosers but ive been accumulating
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Got a little pocket rocket for my cc. Gotta love Texas went to academy today ( Sunday ) and was in and out in 10 mins. Def need a bigger grip
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Finally got to run my can while I wait 
. Anybody on the fence about buying a suppressor, just do it. I was on the fence just because of the wait but for sure made the right choice after today.
CARTEL777
This is partly your fault, and the Obsidian is def coming next.
. Anybody on the fence about buying a suppressor, just do it. I was on the fence just because of the wait but for sure made the right choice after today.
CARTEL777
This is partly your fault, and the Obsidian is def coming next.
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TLR-8 AG is beautiful 
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I agree. I have one on my CZ P10C.
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Wish suppressors were legal here in R.I
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New holster who dis
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I was actually looking at this exact brand but decided to go with another first. Let me know how this works out.New holster who dis
Just bought this to fit it. Gonna try it out.
Werkz M6 IWB / AIWB Holster for Glock 19 / 19x / 23 / 32 / 45 Gen 3/4/5 with Streamlight TLR-8 / TLR-8A
Pistol: 19 / 19x / 23 / 32 / 45 Gen 3/4/5Light: TLR-8 / TLR-8AIWB / AIWB Holster with Claw
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What's going on gang,
I'm packing up right now, getting ready to drive from VA to TX for 4 days of training. Taking a 3 day Pistol Instructor Development class and a 1 day defensive shotgun course with the Rangemaster, Tom Givens.
Tom is a former Memphis cop that has trained thousands of students. Besides being an incredible instructor, his claim to fame is keeping track of defensive shootings his former students have been involved in, and publishing those results. I believe he's up to 63 former students in gun fights, and all except 1 have won (that dude wasn't carrying a gun and I believe was killed). His main takeaway is HAVE A GUN ON YOU.
I might have mentioned, but I'm the VP of NAAGA in Northern VA. When I joined there was much more interest than I originally thought, and our membership is increasing all the time. With everything going on since last summer, a lot of my people* are buying guns and ammo, and I'm seeing there's a serious lack in training and instructors geared toward us. I'm hoping to one day learn enough to at least make sure the newbies in my gun club have someone that can give them a basic run down in safety and use.
I'd REALLY like to get into teaching the shotgun. It wasn't that long ago last summer when you couldn't find a 12 gauge Remington or Mossberg without paying double what you could normally find them for. There's millions of brand new shotgun owners in this country, with no idea how to use them. Shotgunning is coming back, but there's a lot of institutional knowledge that's lost as police and everyday folks move away from a 12 gauge to lightweight semi-auto or cheap, incredibly accurate bolt action rifles for defense and hunting needs. Thanks to 20 years of foreign wars and thousands of returning troops, technology and training on an AR has matured to a point getting a good rifle for cheap and good training are no more than an hour away. There's probably hundreds of been there, done that dudes that can teach you how to effectively use an AR-15.
The 12 gauge as used defensively was almost exclusively the domain of police officers in the continental US. It was as common 25 years ago to see a police cruiser with a 12 gauge Remington 870 or Mossberg 5xx as it is to see an AR-15 in that same cruiser today. Many of those older cops that came up on a 12 gauge are retired and old. Quality shotgun training, especially advanced shotgun training, The 12 gauge shotgun is probably the most versatile guns one can own; with the proper ammo it can do anything/everything a rifle can within 100 yards. A one gun package, with the correct ammo, is capable of hunting 10 lb birds, or taking down a 800 lb charging grizzly bear, or popping a deer at 75 yards, the shotgun is the most destructive pull of the trigger that regular earth people can effectively use. It's also 50 state legal, ammo (during normal times) can be found anywhere, and dressed up in blued steel with wood furniture it's much less threatening than that red dot sighted 10.5' AR pistol with 40 round pmag.
Got close to a full case of 9mm and 200 rounds of mixed shotgun ammo, 3 handguns, and a pair of gussied up vintage wingmaster 870's loaded up ready to go. The p365x is a late game decision as I just got the chance to shoot it a few weeks ago, and shot some great (for me) 25 yard/75 foot 10 round groups.
I'm packing up right now, getting ready to drive from VA to TX for 4 days of training. Taking a 3 day Pistol Instructor Development class and a 1 day defensive shotgun course with the Rangemaster, Tom Givens.
Tom is a former Memphis cop that has trained thousands of students. Besides being an incredible instructor, his claim to fame is keeping track of defensive shootings his former students have been involved in, and publishing those results. I believe he's up to 63 former students in gun fights, and all except 1 have won (that dude wasn't carrying a gun and I believe was killed). His main takeaway is HAVE A GUN ON YOU.
I might have mentioned, but I'm the VP of NAAGA in Northern VA. When I joined there was much more interest than I originally thought, and our membership is increasing all the time. With everything going on since last summer, a lot of my people* are buying guns and ammo, and I'm seeing there's a serious lack in training and instructors geared toward us. I'm hoping to one day learn enough to at least make sure the newbies in my gun club have someone that can give them a basic run down in safety and use.
I'd REALLY like to get into teaching the shotgun. It wasn't that long ago last summer when you couldn't find a 12 gauge Remington or Mossberg without paying double what you could normally find them for. There's millions of brand new shotgun owners in this country, with no idea how to use them. Shotgunning is coming back, but there's a lot of institutional knowledge that's lost as police and everyday folks move away from a 12 gauge to lightweight semi-auto or cheap, incredibly accurate bolt action rifles for defense and hunting needs. Thanks to 20 years of foreign wars and thousands of returning troops, technology and training on an AR has matured to a point getting a good rifle for cheap and good training are no more than an hour away. There's probably hundreds of been there, done that dudes that can teach you how to effectively use an AR-15.
The 12 gauge as used defensively was almost exclusively the domain of police officers in the continental US. It was as common 25 years ago to see a police cruiser with a 12 gauge Remington 870 or Mossberg 5xx as it is to see an AR-15 in that same cruiser today. Many of those older cops that came up on a 12 gauge are retired and old. Quality shotgun training, especially advanced shotgun training, The 12 gauge shotgun is probably the most versatile guns one can own; with the proper ammo it can do anything/everything a rifle can within 100 yards. A one gun package, with the correct ammo, is capable of hunting 10 lb birds, or taking down a 800 lb charging grizzly bear, or popping a deer at 75 yards, the shotgun is the most destructive pull of the trigger that regular earth people can effectively use. It's also 50 state legal, ammo (during normal times) can be found anywhere, and dressed up in blued steel with wood furniture it's much less threatening than that red dot sighted 10.5' AR pistol with 40 round pmag.
Got close to a full case of 9mm and 200 rounds of mixed shotgun ammo, 3 handguns, and a pair of gussied up vintage wingmaster 870's loaded up ready to go. The p365x is a late game decision as I just got the chance to shoot it a few weeks ago, and shot some great (for me) 25 yard/75 foot 10 round groups.
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Remington byke . Been seeing Remington in 9mm lately too, hopefully it pushes more ammo back to the market with them producing again.
. Been seeing Remington in 9mm lately too, hopefully it pushes more ammo back to the market with them producing again.
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Red Dot in! Apex flatty in the future before I slap the sight on
edit: the screws provided weren’t long enough since I gotta use a mounting plate. If anyone knows of any hardware screws and is familiar with the RDS I have, let me know where I can purchase please!
edit: the screws provided weren’t long enough since I gotta use a mounting plate. If anyone knows of any hardware screws and is familiar with the RDS I have, let me know where I can purchase please!
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