Introductions Part 2

[Docsavage8404]

James, been in the Navy 15 years as a corpsman. Im just here for knowledge and no bs lol

 

[DoubleHaul]

Civilian podcast listener. I've grown up hunting (primarily bird), so I can shoot clays pretty well, but my carbine/pistol skills are lacking. I enjoy reloading and shooting small groups. I am looking to become a more proficient pistol shooter.

 

[DepJ136]

Joe, 14 years LEO (4 years Corrections/10 years Patrol), 9 years part-time SWAT. Firearms Instructor/Breacher/AR15-Glock-Shotgun Armorer.

 

[Rwr88]

Cory. Engineering background, now in marketing. Focusing on learning and increasing my firearms and self defense skills and knowledge.

 

[B.Mahoney]

Luke. Production worker for a food company. I enjoy shooting, primarily handguns, and ice cream.

 

[Whatismoo]

Ben.
Just an enthusiastic nobody looking to learn things. Have taken some medical courses, but it's only a UK/EU cert. Currently getting my degree in the history of the Soviet Army.

 

[Lorddumbledick]

Braxton, former paratrooper in the 504, now working on some more regular things. Rifles, handguns, quality optics and NVG’s really get me going. Listened to the modcasts for a while now.

 

[Chinny]

Six years as a machine gunner in the Marines, now a college student and stay at home Dad. I do a bit of writing for Spotter Up and try not too be too self conscious about my post surgery chubbiness. Just here to learn anything I can, love pistols and rifles.

 

[fwrun]

Joe. Deputy w/ 3 years LE experience. 1 year of BJJ, and sprinkle in some USPSA. I dabble in LR. Mostly looking for information practical for patrol use beyond the preschool level stuff everyone gets.

 

[Grimm100]

Hi All,
Good guy with a gun here. Interests are family, outdoors, hunting, 4x4s and beer. Spend the last decade doing some cool R&D that hopefully you all benefit from daily. Look forward to learning from you all.

 

[erwos]

Civilian software engineer / project manager. Taken some classes, shot some matches, trying to learn something and step it up to the next level.

 

[Jaime Calaf]

Civilian, heavy into competitive shooting, practicing, constantly learning, and contributing when appropriate.

 

[Garrett_Bobby_Ferguson]

Benton, Machinist/Tool and Die maker. Still relatively new to my field. Civilian, love Kalashnikovs, FALs, and working towards getting some roller lock goodness. As far as training goes I’m looking for classes in my area because you can only go so far on your own. Listened to every podcast on the ITunes and working through the older ones on YouTube as well

 

[Witch Doctor]

TJ, 14 years Active Duty Army. Medical guy. Would like to help others with info that falls in my lane.

 

[Lonestargrizzly]

Nothing special, just a civilian that's been reading the forum for a while and has some questions for the medical section regarding specific certifications.

 

[BennyAdeline]

Nothing special, just a civilian that's been reading the forum for a while and has some questions for the medical section regarding specific certifications.

Hey man! Same LSG as from CG?

 

[Lonestargrizzly]

Hey man! Same LSG as from CG?

Indeed.
Im going to do a lot more reading than posting here though.

 

[therealthedanimal]

Full time Air Guard. NRA certified instructor, contributor to The Firearm Rack and The Kommando Blog. Little bit of USPSA and Multi Gun experience. Taken a handful of classes with HSP and Shivworks, among others. Huge fan of lever actions and revolvers.

 

[BennyAdeline]

Full time Air Guard. NRA certified instructor, contributor to The Firearm Rack and The Kommando Blog. Little bit of USPSA and Multi Gun experience. Taken a handful of classes with HSP and Shivworks, among others. Huge fan of lever actions and revolvers.

Howdy!

I’m into Lever actions and wheelguns quite a bit. What are your go tos?

 

[therealthedanimal]

Howdy!

I’m into Lever actions and wheelguns quite a bit. What are your go tos?

Winchester 94 for lever action, and a S&W 10-10 for revolvers.
Have some time on Rossi '92 and Uberti '73 rifles in .357, but they don't quite do it for me. Love the idea of a .357 rifle, but there's just something about the '94 that I love.
Definitely prefer old Smiths for wheelguns, but I had a Colt Trooper MKIV that was excellent a few years back. Have used the 10-10 in USPSA and a training class; always a ton of fun and always turns heads. Actually my best performance on Dot Torture out of any gun I've shot!