Shooting in the States
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Robert303
Re: Shooting in the States
Try Big Sandy! We did and it was very good. Held twice a year in Arizona. Not cheap but worth every $. Just google 'Big Sandy Machine Gun Shoot'
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Re: Shooting in the States
Visited a friend in Arizona (he's from Newton Aycliffe) a few years back and we just drove into the desert a few miles outside of Tombstone, tossed a few Coke tins in the sand and had some fun with Colt single action revolvers. You gotta love that place!
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Re: Shooting in the States
Kind of like this?
Ok, this is the mountains and not the desert but same idea!
One of the many advantages of living in the West - great places for outdoor shooting opportunities!
Ok, this is the mountains and not the desert but same idea!
One of the many advantages of living in the West - great places for outdoor shooting opportunities!
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Ok stop gloating, it's not funnyrufrdr wrote:Kind of like this?
Ok, this is the mountains and not the desert but same idea!
One of the many advantages of living in the West - great places for outdoor shooting opportunities!
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Re: Shooting in the States
Kind of like this:
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Ben1981
Re: Shooting in the States
Last I shot in the States was back in 2007. Good fun though in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. People were just really friendly and speaking openly about guns just like you would about cars over here in Leicestershire. When I came back, as soon as I brought up the subject was met with so much skepticism it's unbelievable. My instant reaction was :"unclench!" 
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I must say though that despite the fact that they are so open minded towards guns, it was probably the most family friendly place I've ever seen in my life.
.I must say though that despite the fact that they are so open minded towards guns, it was probably the most family friendly place I've ever seen in my life.
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Ben1981
Re: Shooting in the States
speaking of handguns. what do you good people make of the potential outcome of the elections coming up. I just wonder even if UKIP were to be in power, realistically, lifting the handgun ban is not going to happen or at least not in the next couple of years. I mean I wish it wasn't the case but nonetheless... am I right?
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froggy
Re: Shooting in the States
People were just really friendly and speaking openly about guns just like you would about cars
Why shouldn't they ? After all, in the US cars kill far more peoples than guns ...
But have no fear, as an English man you can vote "Greens", they'll ban both
Why shouldn't they ? After all, in the US cars kill far more peoples than guns ...
But have no fear, as an English man you can vote "Greens", they'll ban both
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Ben1981
Re: Shooting in the States
froggy wrote:People were just really friendly and speaking openly about guns just like you would about cars
Why shouldn't they ? After all, in the US cars kill far more peoples than guns ...
But have no fear, as an English man you can vote "Greens", they'll ban both
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