07-07-2018, 02:03 AM
Grayfox, the fire is on the other side of the county so no risk of property damage to me. But their stupidity enabled the ever increasing population of libtarded gun grabbers to do the next best thing if they can't take our guns away - stop us from shooting them. I am, however, undergoing significant mental anguish. This arrived on my doorstep today and I can't shoot it
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Things slow down after tomorrow afternoon and I was planning on finishing the 264 LBC pistol tomorrow night and testing it Sunday. I won't know what to do with myself! Now i think I'm going to spend Sunday on the shoulder of I70E at the base of Vail Pass with a "Thank-you for staying in Denver next weekend" sign (with no offense to any Horde that may reside in Denver - you're always welcome!)
Unfortunately, I don't think my case would ever make it to trial. And if it did, chances are that half the jury would try to tell the judge my guns should be taken away.
Copper is actually the worst. I found this study when things were really drying out in June and brought it to my monthly club meeting as preemptive education knowing the board (which is a mix of trap shooters and grown men who like to dress up like cowboys for action shooting) would look to prohibit shooting steel up on the Chaparral hillside before anything else.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/treesearch/pubs/43918
Copper really bad. Steel, bimetal jacket and steel core bad. Copper plated lead? Really not bad at all. I've been meaning to share this since then, but things have gotten too busy, but it's the sort of thing every club should know about. Not just for their internal benefit, but for discussions with local government when things dry out.
Ironically, a board member who's a LEO in the town where my shop is was insistent that you can't control and enforce what ammo people shoot. I guess the dipsh!ts in Basalt unfortunately proved him right.
But the scary thing is, with ranges closed, people are just going to find spots on NFS and BLM land where shooting is still allowed. And rocks are one of the favorite targets for the NeverSummer crowd shooting cheap russian and bimetal surplus ammo out of their AKs and big box ARs.
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Things slow down after tomorrow afternoon and I was planning on finishing the 264 LBC pistol tomorrow night and testing it Sunday. I won't know what to do with myself! Now i think I'm going to spend Sunday on the shoulder of I70E at the base of Vail Pass with a "Thank-you for staying in Denver next weekend" sign (with no offense to any Horde that may reside in Denver - you're always welcome!)
Unfortunately, I don't think my case would ever make it to trial. And if it did, chances are that half the jury would try to tell the judge my guns should be taken away.
bj139 Wrote:Better not to shoot that Wolf steel jacketed ammo in fire danger zones.
Copper and lead should be OK, I think.
Copper is actually the worst. I found this study when things were really drying out in June and brought it to my monthly club meeting as preemptive education knowing the board (which is a mix of trap shooters and grown men who like to dress up like cowboys for action shooting) would look to prohibit shooting steel up on the Chaparral hillside before anything else.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/treesearch/pubs/43918
Copper really bad. Steel, bimetal jacket and steel core bad. Copper plated lead? Really not bad at all. I've been meaning to share this since then, but things have gotten too busy, but it's the sort of thing every club should know about. Not just for their internal benefit, but for discussions with local government when things dry out.
Ironically, a board member who's a LEO in the town where my shop is was insistent that you can't control and enforce what ammo people shoot. I guess the dipsh!ts in Basalt unfortunately proved him right.
But the scary thing is, with ranges closed, people are just going to find spots on NFS and BLM land where shooting is still allowed. And rocks are one of the favorite targets for the NeverSummer crowd shooting cheap russian and bimetal surplus ammo out of their AKs and big box ARs.
Let's go Brandon!