Ashland Gun Club

Hi Gary,

I'd like to buy all your 231 powder and all your primers. Please shoot me PM and let me know how much money to bring.

Not that it means anything special but I really do like the 6 stage format. It makes the drive well worth it for me.

Thanks for putting the scores up. I had one hell of an odd day but it was fun. Couldn't get my gun out of my holster on one stage. I jammed a magazine in backwards on another. I thought I might be having a stroke about 1/2 way through the match but the on the range testing protocol, administered by ...

I will be there. I am tired of sitting home and I plan to put up a killer stage that will amaze right handed shooters.

I am sick of winter. I am sick of reloading. I want to see sunshine. I want to wear short sleeves. I have loaded rifle and pistol rounds until I am sick of Dillon blue. I want to shoot. I want to see something other than cold. I even miss you guys.

Tim Comer has left the range. He was a coal miner, an engineer and he was a Marine. I've never met a better man and it was an honor to call him a friend.

I was fortunate enough to be on the same squad as Kenny a few times. I didn't know him very well but he seemed like a solid guy. I will miss him. Condolences to his family and I'll say a prayer for him.

Bravo to whoever set up the on-line registration. It took a whooping 50 seconds or so to log in and register. Pretty slick and painless.

A damn fine time was had today. It was a good match and I appreciate being able to participate. I used a brand new, unfired and untested, Glock. Not surprisingly, it ran just great. I'm getting rusty on my malfunction drills and I may just have to borrow a 1911 to practice my failure to feed, failur...

I like shooting stuff. I would do this and I think once a quarter is probably the right schedule.