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SemperFiGuy:
Then can we use the yard election signs with the candidates faces on them??

Just this once??

sfg

Wesley D:
Sean - For downloadable pdfs, check out:
http://www.glockfaq.com/content.aspx?ckey=Glock_FAQ_Targets.

And, of course, you can always pick up AQTs here: http://www.appleseedstore.flyingcart.com/index.php?p=detail&pid=9&cat_id=
 ;)

Mudinyeri:

--- Quote from: SeanN on October 20, 2010, 09:09:06 AM ---Hi all,

I joined up with the ENGC last night. Very excited to do some shooting out there! I did have a few questions though. Unfortunately, I couldn't stick around to ask members at the meeting since my girlfriend was late for dinner and I had to rush out of there to get her there.

I've read the rules up and down several times to make sure I know them all and I'll be sure to bring my clear chamber indicator but I had a few (semi-stupid) questions.

1. The clear chamber indicator goes inside the chamber obviously. Do I just slide the thin end into the chamber/barrel and let it hang out with the bolt locked back on an AR15?  I don't think I've ever used my clear chamber indicator at the ENGC.  I'll probably get in trouble now but no one has bothered me about one yet.

2. I assume I have to buy or make/print my own targets. Any recommendations where I get some (anyone have a place to download any that I can print off easily?)  There are several sites from which you can download and print your own targets.  mytargets.com and targetz.com come to mind right off the top of my head.  I also like to purchase targets from letargets.com.

3. Are there already target stands at the range or do I have to make/buy one?  You will need target stands.  I made my own out of 1.5" PVC pipe (for the base) and furring strips for the uprights.  You can staple a target backer to the uprights and your targets to the target backer.

4. How do you know when the range is cold to go out and retrieve your old targets and setup new ones? Obviously if there's a range officer present s/he will give the call but what if there isn't a range officer?  This has not been an issue for me.  There's usually a range officer on the rifle ranges to call the cease fire.  I don't think I've ever had to share a pistol range with anyone.

Just want to make sure I'm doing everything properly and keep it fun and safe. Worst thing would be to go down there unprepared and not be able to shoot or do something wrong. Thanks for your help all.

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A-FIXER:
Here is a link to printing your own targets http://www.mytargets.com/ good luck at your new club.

Wesley D:
Oh, I can't believe I forgot this site: http://www.zombietargets.net/.  Just remember, though, only head shots count!

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