KAPS on Sunday the 27th?

[TreehugginGlock]

Anyone planning on going to KAPS this Sunday? I'd like to go, but not 100% comfortable finding the place by myself. Anyone want to carpool?

[KYgundoc]

I say we all get together at the waffel house at brooks road for a caravan like last month. 9:00 AM laeve by 9:15 Am should get us there in plenty of time per Doms suggestion tonight. I enjoyed last month with all of us shooting together and this time we can RO our own squad.

[45gunner]

I'm there. NO RANGE NAZISES on our squad.

[Berretta9]

Maybe. Let me check my schedule. I would guess the Nazi will try and shoot with another squad but if he does ask "Just say no" or perhaps "HELL NO".

[Berretta9]

I'm in. I'll be at the Waffle House.

[TreehugginGlock]

Waffle House it is. See you there.

[45gunner]

Waffle house it is.

[domzilla9]

Had a great time. John and LA: how did the second rounds go?

[45gunner]

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[45gunner]

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[45gunner]

Originally posted by domzilla9
Had a great time. John and LA: how did the second rounds go?


It was shot much better when I was tired on the second round. I get so hyped up that I can't shoot sometimes.

Leigh Ann shot well.

I wonder why they did not run the classifer, CM99-12, that they said they were going to have?

[domzilla9]

Originally posted by 45gunner
I wonder why they did not run the classifer, CM99-12, that they said they were going to have?

Because they ran CM03-04 "3-V" instead?

[domzilla9]

jimminy cricket john, ease off that trigger bar

[Berretta9]

I had a great time myself. Shot well, great company. I'd also like to thank Michael ( don't know his last name ), his tips on R.O.ing was
helpfull and made it more enjoyable.

[45gunner]

Originally posted by domzilla9
Because they ran CM03-04 "3-V" instead?

Your a master of the obvious.

Micheal's last name is Rhea.

Great guy to shoot with.

[45gunner]

Originally posted by domzilla9
jimminy cricket john, ease off that trigger bar

You 1911 neophyte. 1911's don't have trigger bars Dom.

I'm still suffering from heat fatigue.

[Berretta9]

No kidding, After spending the whole day in that heat you have to be slow cooked. I left at 1:30 and I felt wiped out even after a good nap.

[TreehugginGlock]

Originally posted by 45gunner
You 1911 neophyte. 1911's don't have trigger bars Dom.

I'm still suffering from heat fatigue.

That was the hardest part for me. I was down for the count for the rest of the night from heat fatigue.

Thanks for the good company and conversation, John. Disappointed I didn't get to keep my tip, though.

I heard from a lady out there last weekend, that the match I'm going to in a couple of weekends in NC is in the middle of a tobacco field with little to no shade. Yikes. Considering it's a 2 day shoot, I'm praying for clouds, for some relief, but of course, no rain. That would be worse. 2 days mucking around in the mud.

[45gunner]

Originally posted by TreehugginGlock
That was the hardest part for me. I was down for the count for the rest of the night from heat fatigue.

Thanks for the good company and conversation, John. Disappointed I didn't get to keep my tip, though.

I heard from a lady out there last weekend, that the match I'm going to in a couple of weekends in NC is in the middle of a tobacco field with little to no shade. Yikes. Considering it's a 2 day shoot, I'm praying for clouds, for some relief, but of course, no rain. That would be worse. 2 days mucking around in the mud.


I had to take a nap and I was also out for the night.

I'll give you a tip next time my sweet.

Take an umbrella and a chair and plenty of water.

[Clyde]

That was my MRS. "Bonnie"

Frank puts on a great show - I dubt you will even notice the weather the 2 days will go fast.

Shoot safe

[TreehugginGlock]

Originally posted by Clyde
That was my MRS. "Bonnie"

Frank puts on a great show - I dubt you will even notice the weather the 2 days will go fast.

Shoot safe Thanks. Really excited about it. First time to fly with my firearm, too. Giving myself lots of time to make sure I have it right with no snags.

I could have sworn she said her name was Patty, but my bad. You know how earplugs play funny tricks on your hearing. Tell Mrs. Bonnie to your Clyde that I enjoyed the conversation though we were not able to have a thorough one. Perhaps I'll run into her next month and give a report on how I did at the Carolina Cup.

[Clyde]

You are correct, Patty is Bonnie to my Clyde (Wink, Wink). Hopefully she will come out next month.

[Houngan]

Originally posted by TreehugginGlock
Thanks. Really excited about it. First time to fly with my firearm, too. Giving myself lots of time to make sure I have it right with no snags.

I could have sworn she said her name was Patty, but my bad. You know how earplugs play funny tricks on your hearing. Tell Mrs. Bonnie to your Clyde that I enjoyed the conversation though we were not able to have a thorough one. Perhaps I'll run into her next month and give a report on how I did at the Carolina Cup.

Advice: Tell the counter person you are CHECKING a firearm, not CARRYING a firearm. Whole different procedure, needless to say.

H.

[TreehugginGlock]

Originally posted by Houngan
Advice: Tell the counter person you are CHECKING a firearm, not CARRYING a firearm. Whole different procedure, needless to say.

H. Thanks for the tip. I'll try to remember.

[Houngan]

Heck, since we're at it:

The counter folks don't really get that concerned, they've done it enough. All you do is fill out a little card with your personal info, and it goes inside the case. I think the big gotchas are:

1. Ammo separate from gun
2. Gun in locked case
3. Ammo in original boxes (they checked this the last time I went)
4. 11 pound limit on ammo

Those were the bits that they actually seemed to check when I flew a few months ago. Just follow the bag to TSA in case they need your key, and you're good to go.

H.

[45gunner]

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