spat
.950 JDJ
It's not OK to have unsafe juvenile idiots at your range no matter what rules you have.
So, quit trying to idiot proof your range and just get rid of the idiots.
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So, quit trying to idiot proof your range and just get rid of the idiots.
Brawny71
.223 Rem
Individual accountability has left the building; but I agree.
My question for the range is NYS says the age is 21. Should the by laws not reflect supervision? Before the attacks start; I’m not saying I agree with the legislation, but procedures, liability, and the chances of losing another range are compounded by letting the irresponsible act out.
So Combat Vets are more entitled to liberties with firearms than the hoodlums running rampant around Griffiss?
.35 Remington was developed for the Remington Model 8 semi-automatic Rifle, a design over a century old as is the Savage 99.
I know plenty of Trainers that never Served in the Military, let alone combat; are those "Rules" you so love made for them?
Think I'll go to the Range and do "mag dumps" with my fully semi-automatic, after all I've being told I act childish.
We had a 8mm dad brought home from Europe and got it "sporterized".
My dad was in the U.S. Army in France and my uncle was flying and bombing the home land, I am 2nd gen..
Both big Conservatives, there was a ammo box of belt feed ammo in our basement but to my knowledge the weapon was never found by any of us in the family; lost or still hidden by a cousin as the old guard is long dead now.
My dad was in the U.S. Army in France and my uncle was flying and bombing the home land, I am 2nd gen..
Both big Conservatives, there was a ammo box of belt feed ammo in our basement but to my knowledge the weapon was never found by any of us in the family; lost or still hidden by a cousin as the old guard is long dead now.
Big deal someone Mag dumps.
OwnTheRide
6.5 Creedmoor
Being a “combat vet” makes you exactly as qualified to dictate things about firearm ownership as “a cop”, “this guy at the gun store” or “Zerex.”
That of course is 0%.
“Hey guys, I’m a SCUBA diver. I have a lot of experience with water. I’m all for people staying hydrated, but nobody needs one of those big new age Yetis. Carry that to Planet Fitness and I’ll laugh as they honk the LUNK ALARM on your ass. If you need more than a canteen, you need to get back to the pool!”
That of course is 0%.
“Hey guys, I’m a SCUBA diver. I have a lot of experience with water. I’m all for people staying hydrated, but nobody needs one of those big new age Yetis. Carry that to Planet Fitness and I’ll laugh as they honk the LUNK ALARM on your ass. If you need more than a canteen, you need to get back to the pool!”
spat
.950 JDJ
I've known plenty of combat vets.
They appreciate a mag dump as much as anyone.
I don't think you've spent much time around any actual infantry grunts if you think otherwise LOL.
Robin
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Something went wrong with a 9mm carbine it and it went Rambo. That was the first time in forty over years that I blew through a mag on full auto. It was still fun.
The guns owner was torn between, wow that was cool and holy fuck, hope nobody heard that!
Robin
The guns owner was torn between, wow that was cool and holy fuck, hope nobody heard that!
Robin
Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
He’s failing to discern between training and a day at the range. They are trained not to do mag dumps while in combat but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen.
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Robin
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Well, what we used to call a 'mad minute' was a very uplifting experience! After being out in the woods for an extender period of time the CO would call in for a complete ammo resupply. AR's, M60's, m79", LAW's, everything. Half the company pulled security, the other half unloaded into the vast expanse of jungle, cleaned up, refreshed their supply and the other half took their turn. Organized chaos in the middle of nowhere. I can't imagine what the enemy within hearing distance must have been thinking.
Robin
Robin