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No, you lousy spelling, nearsighted old curmudgeon, I just don't have big hands!carmen fovozzo wrote:Whimp...Brian D. wrote:Another Smith &Wesson M&P in .45 acp. However, I now no longer own a Glock model 21 in that chambering. (See, I SELL guns sometimes too.) The latter was always too big and blocky for me to shoot well, the S&W is noticeably smaller in my hands just where it needs to be.
Brian D. wrote:No, you lousy spelling, nearsighted old curmudgeon, I just don't have big hands!carmen fovozzo wrote:Whimpered...Brian D. wrote:Another Smith &Wesson M&P in .45 acp. However, I now no longer own a Glock model 21 in that chambering. (See, I SELL guns sometimes too.) The latter was always too big and blocky for me to shoot well, the S&W is noticeably smaller in my hands just where it needs to be.
The Div of Wildlife has an outdoor range at Spring Valley, up near Waynesville. Also, Clinton County Farmers and Sportsmen Association is a good club with 100 & 200 yard rifle ranges; $60/year, they are near Cowan Lake.MacDonald wrote:My first AR15. No ammo for it, as I am unsure where a rifle range is, so I guess it will gather dust.
Several of the indoor ranges around Cincinnati have 25 yard (and longer) ranges that will handle .223/5.56 ammo into their backstops. (For sure the common 55 grain ball ammo, rules vary concerning the use of steel core.)MacDonald wrote:My first AR15. No ammo for it, as I am unsure where a rifle range is, so I guess it will gather dust.
taking place down here lately. And by the way ammunition in your caliber is available at all the above plus the other vendors in the area pretty steadily. 
