Lets see the firearm collection.....

[T3ngu]

You are always welcome to shoot in my woods here in SW Washington

Free Oregon is up North of the PDRC, except entrance is restricted.

When i come over next time, im going to try and "fit work meetings" in the states of Oregon and Washington. Perhaps Arizona.

[wildcat]

When i come over next time, im going to try and "fit work meetings" in the states of Oregon and Washington. Perhaps Arizona.

I live near Portland, Oregon, so it just as easy for me.

[T3ngu]

I live near Portland, Oregon, so it just as easy for me.

I think one of the conference i attend was in Portland last year.

Was just talking to a colleague who just got given a BSA 310 cadet with the martini henry action.

[Hollis]

Was just talking to a colleague who just got given a BSA 310 cadet with the martini henry action.

that is neat, I have a 1914 BSA SMLE in 22LR.

[T3ngu]

that is neat, I have a 1914 BSA SMLE in 22LR.

His wifes grandfather handed it in for destruction, the local cop was going to keep it to save it from being destroyed, but luckily he is giving it back to my colleague.

Ill see if i can get a picture.

[wildcat]

I think one of the conference i attend was in Portland last year.

Was just talking to a colleague who just got given a BSA 310 cadet with the martini henry action.

Martini lever loading action, that brings back memories of Air Cadets in the UK, we went to the range every week, we had a Martini, and 2 .22LR 303 lee Enfield. We only got to shoot FAL's GPMG, and stens (for the girls) at the army bases.

[Rynnäkkökivääri]

Psh, real operators shoot in the Catskills.

[James]

Question.

I'm right-handed.
I have a natural inclination to put my left index finger in front of the trigger guard as part of my grip. I have my thumbs forward, left thumb a little on top of my right thumb. Does my left index finger need to move or can it stay in front of the trigger guard?

I know we addressed this question a few weeks ago, but I found a great link that explains it very well.

http://www.ar15.com/content/page.html?id=290

[Hilbert]

About to head out to the range to give some of my rifles (and my SigPro) a good work out (besides, gotta make sure everything is working and good to go should there be a zombie invasion), thought I'd take a picture before I loaded everything up.

[Laworkerbee]

^ Is that a Remington 700 model?

[Hilbert]

Laworkerbee, no that's no a Remington 700, it's aMarlin MR-7 I also own the Remington 700 but personally, I much prefer the Marlin.

P.S. Fvcking range was closed in order to host a Muzzleloading competition which they were so kind as to NOT mention on the website or telephone messages. What a waste of gas.

[Hollis]

Laworkerbee, no that's no a Remington 700, it's aMarlin MR-7 I also own the Remington 700 but personally, I much prefer the Marlin.

P.S. Fvcking range was closed in order to host a Muzzleloading competition which they were so kind as to NOT mention on the website or telephone messages. What a waste of gas.

That sucks..............

BTW very nice collection that you have.

[Hilbert]

That sucks..............

BTW very nice collection that you have.

Thanks man, sooner or later I'll get off my lazy butt, take a few pictures and post the rest of it.

[LaoSexMachine]

About to head out to the range to give some of my rifles (and my SigPro) a good work out (besides, gotta make sure everything is working and good to go should there be a zombie invasion), thought I'd take a picture before I loaded everything up.

Nice collection.

PS. That carpet makes me want to drop acid.

[Kilo1-1]

with a AK74 and a G36 in the foreground....

Kalifornia isn't so bad....LOL

OMG....AIRSOFT in Kalifornia!!!

Joking aside, that's a nice set of guns you guys were playing with. I think it's time for me to go the range again soon to pump a few rounds with my AR.