Aloha and Howz it?!

[USMC_5-Echo]

Hey everyone my name is Thomas and I'm one of the new kids on the Colorado block. I recently moved here from Honolulu due to a work transfer. I grew up in Washington state and am an avid hunter, fisherman, and shooter. I served in the Marine Corps as an infantryman several years back and have been in the world of IT since. A buddy of mine recently introduced me to the world of 3-gun and now I am addicted and looking to start competing when I can get a set up. Shootz hit me up!

[blacklabel]

Thanks for your service and welcome!

[buffalobo]

Welcome

Check out the Shooting Events and Training forum. Plenty of matches of all types to keep a guy busy and broke.

Link to Noveske match

https://www.ar-15.co/showthread.php?t=123907

Lobbed from my electronic ball and chain

[patrick0685]

welcome

[mcjhr]

Aloha! No laulaus here but plenty of info and good conversation. I'm a recent transplant from Hawai'i too.love it here. Welcome and thank you for your service!

[spleify]

Welcome aboard and thanks for your service!

[SamuraiCO]

Need more like you moving to Colorado, that is if you aren't one of those progressive types. Welcome and thanks for your service.

[islandermyk]

Welcome and enjoy, and thank you for your service!

[Fentonite]

Welcome, Devil Dog. Semper Fi!

[USMC_5-Echo]

SamuraiCO, I think I know what you're talking about and nope I don't smoke the wacky tabacky. There are more comments I could make but I'll keep those to myself.

mcjhr, what part of islands you from?

I like Colorado a lot so far, it kinda reminds me of Western WA a little bit...I grew up right next to the mountains. Anyway, I'm looking forward to meeting new people and shooting some matches. As far as civilian matches go I used to shoot a lot of trap competitively but never any rifle or pistol matches. As far as the Marine Corps was concerned, I never did any service matches but our qualification range had us shooting at 200, 300, and 500 meters with the M16A2. We would also do a lot of competitions locally just to keep the training interesting.