...and could sponsor a shoot like this! The lottery win is required so *we* can provide the toys, not beg and wheedle people to drive to the middle of the country and bring theirs!
I admit to being tickled to see the kids there, too! I am soooo not a Northeast Liberal.
Oh, and we'd also build an indoor range, so we could throw some love to Rogue Six over there in the sidebar ad, who is advertising target retrieval systems! [/shameless commerce]
I admit to being tickled to see the kids there, too! I am soooo not a Northeast Liberal.
Oh, and we'd also build an indoor range, so we could throw some love to Rogue Six over there in the sidebar ad, who is advertising target retrieval systems! [/shameless commerce]
You wasted tons o rounds. There are still plent of targets of opportunity on the Greenway - give them something ral to wine abot
Watching the video, it appears like some people felt "right at home,there." Good!
I hope they invited some of the looney lefty history profs from nearby colleges. Shooting stuff can be a valuable opportunity to let them learn more about the stuff they teach. It also is a chance where they might decide the student who invites them is smarter than they seem. (Hey, it worked for me, twice!)
Note that this was all "antique" weaponry, so it avoided much of the political correctness stigma that would come from newer stuff like AK's and evil black rifles.
John Morris who produced this video is a really nice guy, and has dozens of cool weaponx related videos, mostly on the Company of Military Historians site.
They shot it for the camera.
I did like that M-60 in OCS. They only gave me 50 rounds though.
For the Gatling Guns you would need a few progressive presses to go with each one.