Reply With QuoteI was just asking about this. Where exactly were you thinking? As long as its within a reasonable distance, I'd be in for sure!
anybody interested in a Midwest get together?
Im sure i can secure a range with 400 yds on tap etc. Any interest?
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I was just asking about this. Where exactly were you thinking? As long as its within a reasonable distance, I'd be in for sure!
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Depends on when and where.
I would be interested depending on when...assuming there is no gun show conflict in Springfield or KC.
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Where would be outside of lake of the ozarks. When would be left up to vote. The range has other things go on so we would have schedule around that but it would be free or very minimal cost. You can camp there and there is a kitchen etc too. We need more interested than three to make it happen.
we have domestic enemies in this country and i'm gonna name names........ Ignorance, apathy, and laziness. -EEL
Have a link for the range? I'm sure we can get more people just give it a little time.
It's a private range owned by a freind.
we have domestic enemies in this country and i'm gonna name names........ Ignorance, apathy, and laziness. -EEL
Got any pictures of it? covered shooting benches? or we using shooting mats? i assume since it has a kitchen there are bathrooms as well?Originally Posted by nemohunter
sorry for all the questions just trying to see what what we have and what we might need. I can bring a grill if needed or is there one there already?
Depending on when. I could even make it and bring stuff with me. Looks to be 8 hours. If we did a summertime one I could get the time off.
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