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What did you do today in the world of firearms?
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Beer Hounds
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Location: Fort Towson, OK
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Real Name: Paul
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Sent lot's of lead down range at ESC
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leaferikson
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Location: Bothell
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Learned not to buy bulk remington 22LR. My hands look like a coal miners.
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Nitro_Guns
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TwizDD wrote: Complete tear down and deep cleaning of Doms Speed Steel Buckmark and played with the Lever gun a bit. Sounds like fun... I helped empty some wallets this weekend at the gun show.... 
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kf7mjf
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leaferikson wrote: Learned not to buy bulk remington 22LR. My hands look like a coal miners. I thought everybody knew that Lol
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Grantizzle
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Location: Camano Island, Wa
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Did some scoot and shoot drills, went for a tactical hike, tore everything apart to dry because it poured on us for the majority of the hike.
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dagamore
Location: Ft Benning Ga
Joined: Sun May 31, 2015
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glued a magnet to my ammo safe to hold the damn door open, started on processing the first part of 4K 40sw brass, I need to figure out someway to get a brass feeder to work on a Dillon SQD to speed this up.
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leaferikson
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Location: Bothell
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kf7mjf wrote: leaferikson wrote: Learned not to buy bulk remington 22LR. My hands look like a coal miners. I thought everybody knew that Lol My first 22, had other firearm priorities up until now.
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golddigger14s
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Location: Faxon, OK
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Grantizzle wrote: Did some scoot and shoot drills, went for a tactical hike, tore everything apart to dry because it poured on us for the majority of the hike. Why? Now that I'm a civilian I don't go shooting unless Mr. Sun is present, and less than 75 degrees. When it's raining I have this silly thing called a "house".
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Pablo
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Location: Everson, WA
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Hand rubbed some satin poly-oil mix into the new old Black Hawk and Trooper grips. Made the grain and color much nicer.
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Fjordforder
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Location: Mason/Kitsap County Demilitarized Zone
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Cursed myself for not getting more 12-gauge ammo and cleaning supplies when I was in town yesterday. 10 shells ready to go but no way to clean afterwards.
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Grantizzle
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Location: Camano Island, Wa
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golddigger14s wrote: Grantizzle wrote: Did some scoot and shoot drills, went for a tactical hike, tore everything apart to dry because it poured on us for the majority of the hike. Why? Now that I'm a civilian I don't go shooting unless Mr. Sun is present, and less than 75 degrees. When it's raining I have this silly thing called a "house". Because when you're not old as shit, getting wet and cold isn't that bad. Especially when shooting guns.
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golddigger14s
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Location: Faxon, OK
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Grantizzle wrote: golddigger14s wrote: Grantizzle wrote: Did some scoot and shoot drills, went for a tactical hike, tore everything apart to dry because it poured on us for the majority of the hike. Why? Now that I'm a civilian I don't go shooting unless Mr. Sun is present, and less than 75 degrees. When it's raining I have this silly thing called a "house". Because when you're not old as shit, getting wet and cold isn't that bad. Especially when shooting guns. Yes it is. When I was younger I hated crappy weather too. The Army almost made me a gun hating democrat. Other than the Jan 1 WAGUN get together, the weather better be good before I go out. Even if the firing line is covered, I don't shoot in the rain. There are enough nice days to shoot. I'll just re-load by the fireplace. 
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Grantizzle
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Location: Camano Island, Wa
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golddigger14s wrote: Grantizzle wrote: golddigger14s wrote: Grantizzle wrote: Did some scoot and shoot drills, went for a tactical hike, tore everything apart to dry because it poured on us for the majority of the hike. Why? Now that I'm a civilian I don't go shooting unless Mr. Sun is present, and less than 75 degrees. When it's raining I have this silly thing called a "house". Because when you're not old as shit, getting wet and cold isn't that bad. Especially when shooting guns. Yes it is. When I was younger I hated crappy weather too. The Army almost made me a gun hating democrat. Other than the Jan 1 WAGUN get together, the weather better be good before I go out. Even if the firing line is covered, I don't shoot in the rain. There are enough nice days to shoot. I'll just re-load by the fireplace. Most of my gear is still hanging to dry. It had been too long since I did any shooting. My appleseed last weekend didn't scratch my itch.
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dogfish
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Processed 250 .300 Win Mag and 1,000 .308.
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pdrake
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leaferikson wrote: Learned not to buy bulk remington 22LR. My hands look like a coal miners. Funny. I have (had) a 3/4 box of the green garbage, went to the woods this afternoon and played "spin the orange thing." It is nice to walk out your front door, go 3 or 4 minutes in the dark forest, and shoot and shoot and shoot until your heart is content or the green garbage completely goes away. _________________RENCORP wrote: After all, politics is porn too, only without the happy ending.
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