A lot of times if you get zoned as agricultural, you pay almost nothing. And you don't need livestock, just a friendly assessor. We pay something like .07% property taxes.
What is your ideal shooting range ?
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Only downfall is that I usually quit shooting about now until fall, with exception of a couple targets due to fire danger... <unless receiving measureable rainfall>
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I think the corporation pays about $500,000.00/year.
I would like to test that theory....can you start a fire shooting lead at steel? I’ve been shooting a lot of steel at distance and I just can see it happening...I could be wrong bout I’ve never seen sparks off a steel target or rocks? Who knows
Hahah You would know it’s your spot! that was just a photo op with the 308 , no chance getting impacts up there
I know exactly where that stump is
It’s been so beautiful there this spring.
Yeah. Shell has been pumping oil on the property since the 60s and Mercury Blue has been extracting natural gas sine the 90s. Back in the 70s the dividend check was $4000.00/ bi-annually per member for about 40 family members. All the dividends are put into a fund to cover taxes, road up keep, fencing, etc.
You guys are all fucked up........ my ideal range is the one where all shots are in the bulls eye..............
Absolutely its possible to start a fire. Shoot a steel target at 400 yards just before /right at dark in a safe location (green... low fire danger after a good rain) and report back.
(FWIW, In addition, it is possible if you started a fire that you could be charged with negligence, and responsible for suppression costs if negligence was proved. Easily costs can run into the millions of dollars on larger fires.)
Now back to your favorite range
It's almost a shame to shoot in those beautiful mountains. Kinda' like farting in church.
come on man we are west coast shooters, the closest ridge is 900 yards hahah
Hah, it was 91 Tuesday, 97 yesterday, 102 today, 98 tomorrow. At least it's a dry heat.
I've been working at the range getting ready for a big 3gun match. It's been brutal.
Supposed to cool down to the 80's for the match next weekend.
My ideal range is one that doesn't have an overabundance of tacti-tards lingering around my stuff and trying to touch my guns without my fucking permission. Sick of those fucktards.
Damn, you must frequent some public ranges or something. In a lifetime of shooting I can't ever remember anyone trying to touch my firearm without asking.
And if they ask nicely, I'm usually more than happy to talk about my toys, even let them shoot them if they don't seem retarded.
And if they ask nicely, I'm usually more than happy to talk about my toys, even let them shoot them if they don't seem retarded.
I’ve farted in church... it’s not THAT bad
The big guy forgave me after 3 Our Fathers
Coleman's Creek has a elevated wood platform covered with a metal top on their 1200KD range, VERY nice setup.
www.colemanscreek.com
1200 Meter Range- Colemans Creek - Long Range Shooting
www.colemanscreek.com
the range I was shooting at went to 1100 yards, but the far targets are surrounded by brush and it almost impossible to see impacts.
New one I'm switching to goes to 1700 with elevated shooting platform and nice dirt berms for easy spotting.
Someday, I'll own my own land somewhere like the pictures above... assuming this inflation doesn't price me out of my own home first.
New one I'm switching to goes to 1700 with elevated shooting platform and nice dirt berms for easy spotting.
Someday, I'll own my own land somewhere like the pictures above... assuming this inflation doesn't price me out of my own home first.
This is the Land That Time Forgot. I have been planting steel out here for about 5 years. Indicated target area is 1340 yds.
Went to one in Sebastian, FL 3 years ago. Some fake special forces guy and his fat out of shape tacti-tard son were circling around my stuff and trying to grab at them while I was firing and my friends were standing behind me. I'm primarily an iron sights purist. Their shit had all the tactical looking stupid shit and they still couldn't hit a target from 50 yards away. If they asked permission to touch my stuff, I'd have let them. However, asking wasn't their priority.
If I still lived in WA, I'd search Google Maps of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and spot some niche shooting areas. There were some real good wide open areas between Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Adams. There's also a long distance gun range near the tri-cities (Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco) and near Ontario, OR.
Speaking of phony special forces types. I've been coming across an awful lot of phony Green Berets lately. What happened to the phony SEALs? Are they afraid of getting a phone call from the legendary Don Shipley?
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