Another + on moving to Wa.

[reddot556]

[just in joy]

Yes it is a great reason

If you are able to get to the shoot ask randy to let you shoot his big bore suppressed rifles. 460 kicks like a kitten haha.

Randy is a great guy and did a lot of work to help Wa become a legal to shoot suppressors state just not a legal to own!

He used to have seminars on how to make your own and directions to all the paperwork to obtain materials and everything else you want to know I believe he made all of his own.

bring 52.50 for your cpl haha and a 30 day wait open carry loaded NO bars or schools though. school you can carry if you are picking up or dropping off.

I miss Wa in every way!

[ArcherDog]

That's our local gun range. Putting the date on our calendar.

[Remus]

Yes, there are many benefits to WA in regards to gun rights. Though how much shooting have you done in the last 25 inches of rainfall this year (1 or 2 monthly records have been set). WA also (unfortunately) eventually follows CA in many of its laws - up for this years initiatives is a law requiring all firearm transactions go through a FFL. That range in particular is victim to the "not in my backyard crowd" that moves in next to an airport then complains (and wins in court) against noise. Look at the map - does this look like a place that would present a safety and noise hazard to the public?

Does this place look to be a possible noise nuisance?


The law that allowed people use their suppressors that they could legally purchase and transport out of state for use was a good win (it passed about 4-5 years ago hence the 4th annual shoot).

[Jasonaspears]

I heard about this from my cousin. Great move forward. If I could handle the rain again, I might consider moving back.

[reddot556]

Yes, there are many benefits to WA in regards to gun rights. Though how much shooting have you done in the last 25 inches of rainfall this year (1 or 2 monthly records have been set). WA also (unfortunately) eventually follows CA in many of its laws - up for this years initiatives is a law requiring all firearm transactions go through a FFL. That range in particular is victim to the "not in my backyard crowd" that moves in next to an airport then complains (and wins in court) against noise. Look at the map - does this look like a place that would present a safety and noise hazard to the public?

Does this place look to be a possible noise nuisance?


The law that allowed people use their suppressors that they could legally purchase and transport out of state for use was a good win (it passed about 4-5 years ago hence the 4th annual shoot).

I walk out my backdoor and shoot!!Also we just passed a law allowing us SBR's..In a lot of ways its kinda liberal here but while we are voting in better laws, Ca is adopting stricter ones

[ArcherDog]

Yup, law allowing SBR's passed unanimously. Don't see that happening in California in this generation.

[toddh]

Dang...too far from B-Ham.

[Frotz]

Oh boy! That's not too far from me.

[Sutcliffe]

I think I hate you

And your little freedom too!

[reddot556]

And your little freedom too!

HAHA

[speedrrracer]

Yup, law allowing SBR's passed unanimously. Don't see that happening in California in this generation.

Of course not. Our wise politicians know that only ninja super assassins use silencers and the gun goes pew pew pew and not even the sleeping cat wakes up but everybody dies and then the ninja disappears into the night.

Probably thousands of people getting killed by assassins in Washington since those deadly devices were made legal. I'll bet the streets are red with blood!