Shooting/fire bans

[HoneyBadger]

South site was busy this morning.

Were you the one running the drills shouting "BLUE! TRIANGLE! SQUARE!"?? Whoever that was, it sounded like fun. I wanted to go introduce myself, but we kind of ran out of time.

must have just missed you. i think we got there a couple after 12 and that first area was empty. and the next area up was there all afternoon doing some kind of drills or something.

howd the new gun shoot?

It shoots alright. We got a diamondback DB9. I can shoot it with no issues, but when she shoots it, it FTFs almost every round. I watched her shoot almost 50rds like this and I can't figure out why... very frustrating for her to say the least. I want to say that she is limp wristing or just not holding it tight enough, but her hands had red imprints of the grips and from where I was standing, I couldn't see any obvious problems. I'm not sure what the problem is. She has incredibly small hands, so maybe she just needs a smaller caliber, but I'm not sure. The best thing happened though: She isn't very confident with her new gun (because she couldn't get it to feed reliably!), but she did finally admit that she really liked shooting my AR, and when I halfway jokingly suggested that she would have to get her own AR to shoot, she was very open to the idea.. maybe even a little excited.

[DaBull]

Forgive my ignorance...but what is the south site? I am in the Springs too...and always looking for a safe place to shoot.

[tmckay2]

Anyone know of any backcountry areas that are allowing fire?

[roman gnome]

Were you the one running the drills shouting "BLUE! TRIANGLE! SQUARE!"??

No, that wasn't us. We drove up into the back area.

And a giant thanks to whoever left all the 45acp brass on the ground...

cleaned it, sized it and reloaded it all last night!

[HoneyBadger]

No, that wasn't us. We drove up into the back area.

And a giant thanks to whoever left all the 45acp brass on the ground...

cleaned it, sized it and reloaded it all last night!

Nice find! (and thanks for picking up other people's 'trash')

Where I was shooting, there was only a little bit of .22lr brass, but nothing reloadable and no trash. I always try to pick up as much brass as I can, even though I don't have a reloading setup yet. I keep brass in 1 gallon plastic gatorade bottles and I have 2 gallons of .223/5.56 brass, 1.5 gallon of 6.8 brass, and 1 gallon of 9mm brass. Someday I'll get a reloading station...