We Know you Ride, But do you Shoot?

[RockerGuy]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Yes. Took me a while to get one. I live really close to it so that was a big selling factor. And yearly dues were preety affordable at around 400$

Sent from phone, excuse typos.

Mixed reviews on that. I've read where people go on to saying they're a rich man's club

 

[Slowandsteady]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Mixed reviews on that. I've read where people go on to saying they're a rich man's club

Whats the yearly dues at target ? I think above 600$ and its small - good on a coldday though. (Unsure what calibers can be shot) - id say this one isna rich mans range if anything.

Silvedale is just too far for me even if they are under 300$

so at 400ish the closeness factor will have paid for itself. +sense of community + brekfest everysaturday

Barrie is also REALLY good just couldn't get in. I have the registration paper right here. Also around 400 if im not mistaken.

Uxbridge shooting club is also preety good put they only have trap and skeet - it was an amazing timw when i went also i think it was just around 8 or 900 for the first year. So i dont know about this whole richmans club. I could argue against that.

Sent from phone, excuse typos.

 

[miggs]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Target is around $800 first yr, then $700ish for renewals.

They upgraded the back stop (finally) so all all rifle calibres can be shot.
Bad deal is they do so many daily non-license walk in shooting packages that the place is a ****ing gong show for regular members.

I stopped shooting there 2 years ago because of that reason alone.

 

[RockerGuy]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Whats the yearly dues at target ? I think above 600$ and its small - good on a coldday though. (Unsure what calibers can be shot) - id say this one isna rich mans range if anything.

Silvedale is just too far for me even if they are under 300$

so at 400ish the closeness factor will have paid for itself. +sense of community + brekfest everysaturday

Barrie is also REALLY good just couldn't get in. I have the registration paper right here. Also around 400 if im not mistaken.

Uxbridge shooting club is also preety good put they only have trap and skeet - it was an amazing timw when i went also i think it was just around 8 or 900 for the first year. So i dont know about this whole richmans club. I could argue against that.

Sent from phone, excuse typos.

Well at least you're happy

 

[Triple]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Wow, this thread has become ginormous since I started it...

Will post up photos of 4 more toys since my last spending spree.

 

[Triple]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Toy 1

1952 "supergrade" black bayo mild refurb SKS (she's about as mint as they come):
1952 Simonov SKS -- right side by John, on Flickr
1952 Simonov SKS -- rear sight, bolt carrier by John, on Flickr
1952 Simonov SKS -- left side by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Toy 2

2016 Howa 1500 in 6.5x55 with Hogue overmold stock (1.5-2 MOA with cheap PPU ammo, very nice trigger and a smooth action! The Japanese have been doing this for a long time, and it shows):
2016 Howa 1500 -- left side by John, on Flickr
2016 Howa 1500 -- right side by John, on Flickr
2016 Howa 1500 -- right side receiver, VX-2 scope, bolt by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Toy 3

2016 Kriss Vector CRB in 9x19 (let the photos do the talking ):
2016 Kriss Vector Carbine -- right side by John, on Flickr
2016 Kriss Vector Carbine -- right side receiver, Vortex SPARC AR red dot by John, on Flickr
2016 Kriss Vector Carbine -- left side by John, on Flickr
2016 Kriss Vector Carbine -- rear left side by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Toy 4

2016 Benjamin Prowler 1200 fps .177 Nitropiston pellet rifle ("squirrel slayer"):
My Gun Locker -- December 2016 by John, on Flickr
My Gun Locker -- December 2016 by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

Toy 5

1941 'bnz' Norwegian K98 in 30-06 (matching, deadly accurate Norwegian military post-war refurb):
1941 bnz Norwegian K98 -- right side receiver by John, on Flickr
1941 bnz Norwegian K98 -- left side by John, on Flickr
1941 bnz Norwegian K98 -- left side by John, on Flickr
1941 bnz Norwegian K98 -- left side receiver by John, on Flickr

I love this rifle so much, I bought an original K98 German sling, original K98 German cleaning rod, and an original K98 bayonet + sheath and frog
Original 1939 E. Pack & Söhne K98 bayonet and 1939 Clemen & Jung scabbard by John, on Flickr
Original WWII K98 German Sling by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot?

A few more of my bnz Norwegian

1941 bnz Norwegian K98 -- right side by John, on Flickr
1941 bnz Norwegian K98 -- right side by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

Did you sell the T3 as well???

Or just the 10BA?

Just the 10BA...

I am a T3 fanatic... love them all. Here's my favourite, a wood stocked Battue in 30-06:

2016 Tikka T3 Battue -- right side by John, on Flickr
2016 Tikka T3 Battue -- left side by John, on Flickr
2014 Tikka T3 Battue -- right side receiver, Lumley Arms bolt handle/knob, MaSi QD mount, Leupold VX-R scope by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

And my SHTF do-to-all:

2011 Remington 870 Marine Magnum -- left side by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

... and my IZH 2008 import 1954 Tula (the former personal SKS rifle of the main firearm importer in this country):
1954 Simonov SKS -- right side (at the dealer's before shipping) by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

...ok, I'm in firearm withdrawl... sorry... at work and want to be at the range

 

[Triple]

...and lastly, for your viewing pleasure (black gun dudes look away), a fully restored and colour case hardened (by the best in this country) 1912 BSA 310 Australian Cadet in 32-20, but also perfectly chambers and fires my "7.5mm Swiss Ordnance" handloads for my Swiss model 1882 revolver. Original barrel, excellent bore, and a sweet, tight, accurate falling block action. A real woods carry pleasure. I can take anything from hares to deer with it, depending on my handloads that throw 100-110 grain lead SWC or WC's 865-2000fps. I will be buried with this rifle:
1912 BSA Martini .310 Cadet Target Rifle -- left side by John, on Flickr
1912 BSA Martini .310 Cadet Target Rifle -- left side action by John, on Flickr
1912 BSA Martini .310 Cadet Target Rifle -- right side by John, on Flickr
1912 BSA Martini .310 Cadet Target Rifle -- right side action by John, on Flickr

 

[Triple]

YEP, liking that one!!!

Desert Eagle .50 AE aka Hand Cannon...love it, love it, love it


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[Jeprox13]

Awesome collection @TRIPLE

I'm glad I found this thread. I've got some reading to catch up on.
My App is with RMCP atm being reviewed. Saw them take out payment from my cc so I'm getting excited for my license to come!

I already have my first 5 firearms on my MUSTBUY list. I hope to own these in the next year or 2. They're all cheap(under 2k for the lot) and gets me shooting:

GSG1911 22lr
Glock 19/17
SKS Tula
Keltec su16
Norinco coach shotgun
Bonus: Type81 (if they ever arrive)

Hope to ride to the range with a few of you and enjoy a new and exciting hobby.

Cheers n ride/shoot safe!

 

[miggs]

^^
Only 5 to to start? Lightweight. Hahaha

Soon the obsession will take over and you'll find yourself trolling CGN late at night to score deals on guns.

 

[Crackberry]

YEP, liking that one!!!

Thanks!

Here's a few more:

Barrett M99:

Savage 110BA in a Cadex Lite Strike Chassis:

DP-12:

Derya MK12 (Still oiled up):

Rex Zero 1:

Sig Legion SAO:

Dan Wesson Specialist:

Zev'd out Glock 17:

another Glock 17 Gen 4 in FDE:

Tavor TAR 21:

and...an all you can eat buffet:

Cheers!