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[Hickory76]

Hi all, I've been a member for a while but have neglected to post. My introduction to firearms was through WWII reenacting in 2000 and has since taken me down the path of collecting C&Rs and transitioning to modern firearms in the mid 2000's. Currently a subscriber to the "less is more" mindset with practice and setup focused around one carbine (M4) and two pistols (G19 and G43). I don't make it to the range very often nowadays, but supplement with dry fire drills. I'm interested in learning about at home dry fire drills, local pistol/carbine course opportunities, and legislation/updates pertaining to Maryland CCW. As time permits, I plan to reduce my historical collection and using those funds for ammo, additional coursework (movement and shooting), and range sessions. Thanks for having me!

 

[eruby]

Welcome aboard!!

Why u hatin' on Zeke, and Hunk?

Elvira Gulch weeps.

 

[LGood48]

Greetings.

 

[Hickory76]

Welcome aboard!!

Why u hatin' on Zeke, and Hunk?

Elvira Gulch weeps.

Haha - catch me up - who is Zeke and Hunk?

 

[Dave MP]

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[eruby]

Haha - catch me up - who is Zeke and Hunk?

Wizard of Oz

Hickory, Zeke, and Hunk were the Tin Woodsman, the Cowardly Lion, and the Scarecrow, respectively

Elvira Gulch was the Wicked Witch of the West, and, depending on your age, the Maxwell House coffee shill, Cora

 

[Hickory76]

Wizard of Oz

Hickory, Zeke, and Hunk were the Tin Woodsman, the Cowardly Lion, and the Scarecrow, respectively

Elvira Gulch was the Wicked Witch of the West, and, depending on your age, the Maxwell House coffee shill, Cora

Ahh, well in that case the more are definately the merrier - haha.

 

[John from MD]

Hi all, I've been a member for a while but have neglected to post. My introduction to firearms was through WWII reenacting in 2000 and has since taken me down the path of collecting C&Rs and transitioning to modern firearms in the mid 2000's. Currently a subscriber to the "less is more" mindset with practice and setup focused around one carbine (M4) and two pistols (G19 and G43). I don't make it to the range very often nowadays, but supplement with dry fire drills. I'm interested in learning about at home dry fire drills, local pistol/carbine course opportunities, and legislation/updates pertaining to Maryland CCW. As time permits, I plan to reduce my historical collection and using those funds for ammo, additional coursework (movement and shooting), and range sessions. Thanks for having me!

Welcome from Davidsonville.

 

[Crazytrain]

Welcome aboard.