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Liberty Safes are relatively affordable and made in the USA. If you Google them, you'll see they have a nicely done website. There's lots there to choose from and you can take a short quiz to help determine your needs. Once you've done that, you can basically create your own safe by using their guide. This allows you to pick a model, size and color choices for both exterior and interior. Good Luck!

 

Really quiet around here, I have not been to the range in over a month, corrected that today.

Shot a few rounds at 30 feet with the CZ 75 SP-01, I do really love the feel of this pistol, wish I could shoot better. FMJ rounds in 115 and 124 grain, all cycled as they should.



Also I exercised the SW22 Victory, it is a fine shooter too.

Don

 

My hubby and I went to our outdoor range in town last week. Got to FINALLY put some rounds through my WWII Japanese Arisake rifle. Also, good point to know is don't use stainless steel casings during the summer in your AR. It will expand and won't eject properly.

 

CCW paperwork submitted at the SO yesterday. November 22nd can't come soon enough.

 

The Mrs. and I finally had some free time this morning so we went to the range so she could try out her new Sig P238.
Nice little ccw 380. She likes it a lot.

 

Isn't that P238 just the cats a$$! My wife really loves hers.

 

I am thinking the Colt Mustang 380 and the Sig P238 are very similar, if I was to buy another 380, the P238 would be a logical choice, it is more refined than the Colt.

I like my Mustang it shoots fine.

 

I love my LCP 380. Kicks like a mule, but fits perfectly any where I want to conceal.

 

My Bersa Thunder 380cc is my fave to shoot over my wife's P238. I just prefer the bigger frame... The Bersa is extremely smooth, has a light recoil, shoots any kind of ammo, is super easy to take down and conceals as best as you might want... Both are very accurate I must say.

 

My 84 year old dad gave me his Remington 1100 last xmas, and I really need to get it inspected and cleaned more than I can do, since it hasn't been shot since about 1984. I know my 870 pump inside and out, but this 1100 is a lot more complicated.

I have fond memories of my dad and me duck hunting, with him and his 1100 and me with my 870. Some awesome duck gumbo came from those hunts -- thank you "ma" Taylor.

Maybe I'm behind the times, but I'd rather sip coffee in a duck blind at 5AM than play with an AR-15 at a range getting ready for... something.

I miss the days when people bought guns for hunting.

CD

 

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Don

 

I'm sorry that I suggested that AR-15s should be taken away. Oh.... wait a minute. Did I suggest that? Let me re-read my post. BRB

Let's see. Dad's Remington 1100. Duck hunting. Memories. Duck gumbo (yummy). Prefer duck hunting to shooting AR-15s.

Nope, looks like I didn't suggest taking away people's AR-15s.

Oh, well, I'm sure it was my fault. I'll go away, now. Carry on.

CD

 

This is under "politics and other messy stuff"

In the shop my son works at they sell ARs more when a threat pops up and looks to take them away. They sell hunting gun when it's time for hunting season.

When I lived in Michigan the high schools closed on opening day and most of the companies were only at about half staff.

 

I personally don't feel you owe anyone an apology. I believe your position is shared by many and is more the norm than not these days.

 

I shoot because I enjoy it, I have pistols at home for shooting target, defense and to enjoy collecting, nothing real fancy, would like a Python, but so would a bunch of folks.

I have the 30-30, the 20 and the 12 gauge on the farm, I do not deer hunt, I would like to hunt Turkey in a year or so, perhaps. The 30-30 is for the nut-cakes who drive the country road and use the farm driveway as an off-road turnaround. I have had to sit out front on more than one weekend when at the farm, target shooting towards our East 40.

Ah the good days, political stuff is ok we are all adults.

Don

 

So today, I decided to exercise the revolvers, Ruger GP100 and Single Six. Not to bad, I had to bring the targets closer to see the ity bity 22LR shots. 7 and 10 yards, iron sights, two handed hold single action.



Targets:



Enjoy your weekend, shoot if you can!

Don