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Document with a nice photo blowing into a muzzle at ranges, matches, or any other such event or location. Send the photo to the insurance carrier, telling them all of the reasons it's ok to do so and accepted at this location/event. You won't have to wait long for a response.

Unfortunately, it seems gutless management is everywhere, but one thing they are all sensitive to is getting a social media stink going. I've seen FedEx and other businesses jump through hoops once an outcry from the general public gets going.

I do not believe the NMLRA is easily fixable anymore than the NRA is easily fixable. People will always say "look at all of the good they have done" instead of "look at what they are doing now." An apt political quote would be "It's not what you've done for me, it's what have you done for me...

I can't go to Friendship with my family because several have disabilities, so I quit the NMLRA. And until La Pierre the elephant hunter and crew get tossed, the NRA gets no more money, either. None of our rights or shooting sports depend upon any organization seeking funds for fancy suits and...

The padded ski bags are fairly inexpensive, $75-ish. Butt end in the floorboard, muzzle beside the headrest, seatbelt over the bag.

A second for Ballistic Products on any scatter gun supplies. Wads/shot cups, flight control, whatever the product is named, that is the choke these days. Properly set up, a 10" pattern at 50+ yards is possible in a 12 gauge cylinder bore. That's how we get big, fast, high flying waterfowl...

Lee Shaver had a story about using goop or gojo as a patch lube in the Single Shot Exchange. He also talked about Edge Lube, made by Tapmatic (folks that make LPS products) as a grease groove lube. Good info.

I joined, then left. Facility: Friendship is rundown. Maintenance is hardly a priority. Rustic is one thing, this is another. Buildings in disrepair, roads, fences, etc. The shooting lines are not up to spec for a professional organization. Government regulations for accessibility not...

I'm pretty sure criticizing your target audience, kids, let's say, will not help getting them involved. If you shoot at Perry or Anniston, you may notice the many, many kids involved. Diverse in every way imaginable. And damn good shots. The climate and environment of these places is very...

The first thing I learned about shooting a flintlock accurately was that follow through after squeezing the trigger was critical. That long lock time and long barrel time throws a lot of people. Good shooting.

A very nice fellow I got to know some years back was a top-notch terminal wound ballistics guy. His short answer to best caliber, etc was simple: the largest diameter bullet, at the appropriate velocity for penetration, that you can accurately and comfortably shoot over and over, is the one for you.

I suspect it is the localized nature of the nmlra. It is set in its ways and doesn't really have much outreach or recruitment efforts.

Used to be, still go to some events, but I have family with disabilities who need accessible bathrooms and such.

A shame.

They should consider taking the opportunity to teach historical information regarding firearms and how the current attempts to disarm citizens is a mirror of the British disarming of colonists, etc, etc.

There is an all Comanche dialogue version, too. First ever. They worked quite hard on trying to get things accurate for the tribe. With Reservation Dogs (I want a spirit guide like that!), Rutherford Falls, and Dark Winds becoming big hits, tribes are heavily involved in trying to keep things...

Well, in the 70's it was called shotgunning, and it's the only dumb reason to stick a barrel in your mouth.

Regular glasses are not safety glasses. Safety glasses are not paintball glasses, torch, plasma, or welding glasses, etc. Prescription safety glasses are very common and reasonably priced, and getting your eyes hurt or blinded is worth a good pair or three of them.

These do not protect, per se, but often times they get the persons attention who is handling stuff. There are many variations of these things, many inexpensive, many high dollar. The overnight/air requirement from ups came about years ago to reduce theft within their facilities, which was a very...

One of my favorite subjects, and as I see from many comments, as often as not the "customers" (youth) are being blamed for not not being "customers." Same on many forums. And yes, the future is in youth, and if we want to see our sports survive, the industry had better start treating people as...