I will be arriving in Vegas pretty early with TOOOL people since we're giving a training at Black Hat. ... i'd be most comfortable, in fact, if they were in locking cases to which i don't have the key. (not planning for any shenanigans... i just prefer to have legal deniability of the fact that i could have handled, used, or brandished any of them.
fatal do me a favor and post the ranges number for me and ill give them a call in a day or so to try to get clarification on a few questions.
can we get an update from you and fatal regarding the latest word here? was a phone call made? are there any updates on policy questions that we asked? august is still a ways off but it would be best if we got solid on the whole matter, say, before HOPE rolls around)
Originally posted by Mcgruff
Julia, Gina, and I would totally be interested in a little trigger time
awesome. you guys are all good people. well... you and Julia i know. (at least i think i do... there is more than one Julia whom i know. i'm thinking of the cutey with the foxy glasses who purrs during particularly good hugs.) Gina i may or may not know. (or I may have met 9 times by now but have been too tanked to realize this)
Originally posted by Mcgruff
m44, marlin model 81, sentinel r-101 (.22 revolver), AR-15, SKS, c-380 and Topper 158. Oh and for targets if anyone wants some of these http://www.zombietargets.net/ just let me know
badass across the board. don't kill yourselves with transporting everything, but i'd surely like to shoot off a few rounds from the m44 and the SKS.
Originally posted by Mcgruff
The only issue I can see is that we will be picking Gina up in California and need to arrange weapons storage for that leg of the trip. is there anyone local who could help us out on that ?
I will be arriving in Vegas pretty early with TOOOL people since we're giving a training at Black Hat. Lopey doesn't mind being around things that go boom so if you're cool with it, you can use our room as a secure storage spot. as long as everything is legal and i don't need special permits for any particulars among your gear (hehe... leave bayonets and other such hardware at home, hah) that would be fine with me. i'd be most comfortable, in fact, if they were in locking cases to which i don't have the key. (not planning for any shenanigans... i just prefer to have legal deniability of the fact that i could have handled, used, or brandished any of them.
mcgruff ill be up there on thursday afternoon. i live in northern az presscott area. i might beable to store for you. if this would help let me know
I am just trying to determine, as early as possible, if I need to set aside the $200 for the shoot or if I can spend it on booze or other items instead.
Anyone have an update on the status of the Defcon shoot? Is this going to happen this year or not and if so what is the format for the shoot? I am one of those who will not be brining a firearm with me but would like to go on a shoot provided it is not cost prohibitive.
Julia, Gina, and I would totally be interested in a little trigger time, we could bring a m44, marlin model 81, sentinel r-101 (.22 revolver), AR-15, SKS, c-380 and Topper 158. Oh and for targets if anyone wants some of these http://www.zombietargets.net/ just let me know ^-^.
The only issue I can see is that we will be picking Gina up in California and need to arrange weapons storage for that leg of the trip. is there anyone local who could help us out on that ?
yeah, the three biggest questions there are (1) tannerite (2) random detritus like old junk parts and the like and (3) stuff that can make a "mess" but is organic like fruit, water jugs, etc
Originally posted by Fatal Grace
If we rent the range we can shoot our own Class-III weapons.
and that's without any additional fee or stipulations about burst fire, full auto, etc? some places will let you waltz out with an M-60 but then say "only short bursts, no full rock and roll"
Originally posted by Fatal Grace
If you do rent Class-III you get to fire three weapons with 25 rounds each
and maybe i'm too fussy, but i'm still not 100% clear on the pricing there for rentals... is it $2000 plus each individual's fee? or only individuals each paying about $200 with a minimum of 10 people, thus making it $2000 going to the range's pocketbook?
so i was re-reading the thread and seemed to find that things were left as...
$2000 for Class-III group shooting (at a $200 per person breakdown, min of 10 people)
$3000 to give our group private range time
... was that all still correct? or is it $2000 just to break out the full-autos, with additional ammo charges for people on top of that? either way, i'm still sort of feeling my original opinion of only going for range time and letting people bring their own heavy equipment if they want to. i mean, if we also get ten folk who are interested in going full-auto that's cool, but i think it's a steep price.
can you get confirmation of the following...
1. is it $3000 to give us "private" range time for part of the day regardless of the size of our group? (how large is the private range space firing line, etc)
2. if we're renting the private range, is it legal for us to bring our own hardware and unique targets? (i.e. - can we shoot our own personal full auto gear and fire at things like tannerite, etc? less extreme than that, can we shoot at "messy" targets like fruit, jugs of water, etc?)
3. are there any more photos of the actual firing area, including some way of knowing how close we can park our cars to the line, whether or not tables and benches are available, etc etc etc.
Wasn't one of the latest issues a matter of which one of two potential ranges will work best? Where are we there? Can we can a straight head-to-head comparison made in a post detailing the latest pricing and policies of which we've been informed?
i think we may really need to look into finding somewhere much cheaper, but as for now plans are still for desert lakes. if we find something cheaper we go with that. hopefully we get a couple of us with a wide range of weapons between us. personaly i hope to have at least the highpoint and my grandfathers m1 carbine.
Great, i'm glad to see that this is still going forward. I, too, have been really out of the loop lately. Between Black Hat Europe and NotACon just now I've been pretty pre-occupied. There's still a lot happening this month that will have me distracted (ToorCon Seattle, an event in Texas, etc) but i'm happy to see the planning finalize here a bit more.
Wasn't one of the latest issues a matter of which one of two potential ranges will work best? Where are we there? Can we can a straight head-to-head comparison made in a post detailing the latest pricing and policies of which we've been informed?
im finally starting to settle down now. ive gotten to prescott, AZ without a problem and have started looking for a job to hold me till i can test for the detentions officer position with the yavapi county sherifs. now give me a few days to reread the thread and get caught up (and i need any new info) and we can get back to buisness.
On Thursday, the FBI held a bomb demonstration at Nellis Air Force Base north of Las Vegas to show local agents the different types of IEDs (improvised explosive devices) being used around the world in wars and terrorist attacks. The FBI Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate, Critical Incident Response Group and the FBI Laboratory described how the various bomb/explosive devices were made, then detonated them, demonstrating their destructive power.
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