Wow, very unfortunate. Prayers for the family.
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Wow, very unfortunate. Prayers for the family.
Wow, very sad. And I'm taking a first-time shooter there today.
<edit> My first timer, a co-worker named Sharon, had a great time! She shot a .22 Buckmark, a .32 1914 Mauser, a Bersa Thunder .380, a 9mm Mak PA-63, a RIA 9mm Tactical 1911, a 9mm Browning HiPower, a RIA .45acp Tactical 1911, a .45 Colt Uberti Cattleman, a S&W 586 with .38's and .357's, a .44 magnum Virginian Dragoon, a HiPoint 9mm carbine, and a HiPoint .40 carbine.
She did awesome, she's a natural. Shot several of them better than I can. I thought the .44 magnum might scare her, but she said "oh yeah! That's what I'M talking about!"
Still a big drag about the poor gent losing his life there though. That really sucks. May he rest in peace, and may God bless his survivors.
With a list like that, if you're ever looking for a new friend, I can supply references :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
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Congratulations Sharon, you've shot more guns in one day than I have in my entire life.
If you'd like to help out the family...
https://www.ar-15.co/threads/150607-...various-mounts
https://www.ar-15.co/threads/150608-...123A-batteries
This leads me to believe you knew or were close to the individual, if so I'm sorry for your loss, truly a horrible incident.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcantar18c
Hell, that's just the ones I wanted to carry in! And they don't allow centerfire rifles, so that's a whole 'nother pile she could shoot through. Probably gonna end up taking her out to Ben Lomond for a day of loudenbooming. My wife has a couple of girlfriends that wanna go shooting, and I know a couple of guys I'd like to introduce to the place who might wanna join. Sounds like a pic-a-nic might be in order.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Did this tragedy ever make the news or paper? I seldom get to watch the news, and never saw it in the paper, but I might have missed it.