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To: TERMINATTOR
Here in Podunk folks know their target and beyond. You big city libs need to hone your defensive skills.

Not a problem for me here in the far Burbs, but there are not a lot of places to practice in a densily populated city of nearly eight million people. Hey, I'm very pro Second Amendment, but the reality of the situation in NYC is that the average law abiding gun owners would probably shoot like they drive, and that's not a good thing.

512 posted on 07/23/2003 1:23:43 PM PDT by Labyrinthos
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To: Labyrinthos
Not a problem for me here in the far Burbs, but there are not a lot of places to practice in a densily populated city of nearly eight million people.

Back when I was in high school in NYC, my Catholic high school had a 50-yard rifle range in the basement where we would conduct rifle marksmanship classes, and where the school rifle team would practice. As far as I know, it's still in use. (The school has junior-division ROTC)

628 posted on 07/23/2003 1:50:28 PM PDT by SauronOfMordor (Java/C++/Unix/Web Developer === will work for food)
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To: Labyrinthos
They could clear out the U.N. complex (or better yet, just the US delegation) and use it as a shooting range. Should save the taxpayers billions, while killing two birds with one stone, figuratively speaking. The average gun owner has a far better chance of a "good shooting" than the average cop. They should keep the cops in the kiddie range in the basement until they learn basic safety and responsible shooting. The cops need the practice more than the average Joe does.

Molon Labe!

679 posted on 07/23/2003 2:08:34 PM PDT by TERMINATTOR (Don't tread on me!)
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