Any new firearm purchases?

[superj]

@superj if you can use rifles at your indoor 25-yard range (I can at the two near me) I've got a scanned image of a target with "scaled" target outlines on it that "simulate" 100, 200, 300 and 400 yards when set at 25 yards.
The need to be printed on 8.5 x 14 paper (I'm going to try to make another one to print at 11 x 17 too) but they work well.
I'll send it to you if you want.

I wonder if they could be printed at some local place nearby to be on that size paper?

I dont have a printer or even a computer, since phones do everything now, but that file should be able to be sent to them each time to print so that would be awesome if you could send it to me.

And i can ask at the range about set up. I know they seem to have the distance on the lanes and there are two rooms of lanes so maybe one can handle a rifle.

 

[SenorNoob]

I did pick up some I had stored there. That I may end up selling.

Let me know what if you decide to sell anything. I work with a guy that's always buying...

 

[JoshT]

Another build that got put thru its paces this weekend.

Roughly 400 rounds thru it at a Project Appleseed 25-Meter Rifle Clinic.

I need to get into one of those. Not sure which rifle I'll use. Classic Ruger 10/22, Thompson TC/R22, or the AR.

Probably the TC/R22, I think it is likely the best combination of reliable and accurate.

The AR is a Jard upper on a TN Arms polymer lower, pretty sure it's got a PSA EPT FCG, basic stock and grip. I think it would be a good one too, but I've never really put it through the paces.

The 10/22 is your bog standard 10/22 from 30 years ago. IIRC dad was never that happy its accuracy and ended up buying a TC/R22 after he gave mine a try.

 

[JoshT]

Stopped in at the dealer during lunch break and finished up the paperwork for the silencer purchase. Said that they've been seeing week to 10 days on approvals. With a little luck, maybe this time next week I'll be bringing it home.