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yeah, and i was itchin' to put them on THE LIST. it's hard to be butt hurt over it is my attitude. we'll get 'em next time folks.Not a lot we can do about it.
Sounds like the title of a paper I read a while ago: Recreational gun range noise - the price of freedom: Ingenta ConnectI havent heard any sounds of freedom coming from their direction in a while,
Based on SERE's post above, doing this might be embarrassing to say the least.
This. Nice guy. Quiet. Not a douche.He is there all the time, and is a very nice guy. Keeps to himself, but very friendly. Everything I own is scary looking and he has never said a thing. Im guessing he is off the clock on his way to or from work.
He was probably waiting on me, I am always running late. Great guy, you should have said hello. He also pays dues like everyone else. Anyways, I hope you still go to the next meeting, I would hate to be the only one there asking questions about the closure.Ditto. I drove to the Harvard 100yd range last year and there was a uniformed Statie sitting in his marked SUV at the range. WTF? I parked, pulled out my X95, fired a few rounds, packed up and left. I need to attend a meeting and ask questions if the PO-PO are going to act as Maura's bitches.
Gestapo at work (state)!HOPKINTON CLOSED
As of 8:45AM today, the Hopkinton club is completely closed (outdoor ranges included) and card key access to the range roads disabled.
The governor's office called Hopkinton officials (I believe the health department) and instructed them the club was in violation and instructed the town to order all activity including the outdoor ranges shut down. They also offered to send out the MSP to deliver a cease and desist order if the town would not do the dirty work for them.
The closure has NOTHING to do with the town of Hopkinton (its role was just messenger), and it is very clear that the club remains on very good terms with the town and its various agencies. ElPrez has advised me that shutdown means shutdown, and there will be no exceptions made for law enforcement range use.
F@&K!HOPKINTON CLOSED
F@&K!
HOPKINTON OUTDOOR RANGES CLOSED
As of 8:45AM today, the Hopkinton club is completely closed (outdoor ranges included) and card key access to the range roads disabled.
The governor's office called Hopkinton officials (I believe the health department) and instructed them the club was in violation and instructed the town to order all activity including the outdoor ranges shut down. They also offered to send out the MSP to deliver a cease and desist order if the town would not do the dirty work for them.
The closure has NOTHING to do with the town of Hopkinton (its role was just messenger), and it is very clear that the club remains on very good terms with the town and its various agencies. ElPrez has advised me that shutdown means shutdown, and there will be no exceptions made for law enforcement range use.
HOPKINTON OUTDOOR RANGES CLOSED
As of 8:45AM today, the Hopkinton club is completely closed (outdoor ranges included) and card key access to the range roads disabled.
The governor's office called Hopkinton officials (I believe the health department) and instructed them the club was in violation and instructed the town to order all activity including the outdoor ranges shut down. They also offered to send out the MSP to deliver a cease and desist order if the town would not do the dirty work for them.
The closure has NOTHING to do with the town of Hopkinton (its role was just messenger), and it is clear that the club remains on very good terms with the town and its various agencies. ElPrez has advised me that shutdown means shutdown, and there will be no exceptions made for law enforcement range use.
So have they contacted NRA, GOAL &/or Comm2A to join the lawsuit against Faker and company?HOPKINTON OUTDOOR RANGES CLOSED
As of 8:45AM today, the Hopkinton club is completely closed (outdoor ranges included) and card key access to the range roads disabled.
The governor's office called Hopkinton officials (I believe the health department) and instructed them the club was in violation and instructed the town to order all activity including the outdoor ranges shut down. They also offered to send out the MSP to deliver a cease and desist order if the town would not do the dirty work for them.
The closure has NOTHING to do with the town of Hopkinton (its role was just messenger), and it is clear that the club remains on very good terms with the town and its various agencies. ElPrez has advised me that shutdown means shutdown, and there will be no exceptions made for law enforcement range use.
Unless it was that person who lives right near the entrance?Hopkinton is off the beaten path so someone in the town must have called and ratted out the range. Scumbag.
Hopkinton is off the beaten path so someone in the town must have called and ratted out the range. Scumbag.
Would NOT be him. Good guy and helps keep and eye on the place.........Unless it was that person who lives right near the entrance?
Or the opposition reading the forums as part of intelligence gathering. The mistake was assuming the state would abide by its own regulations and it was safe to talk about since the regulations clearly exclude outdoor non-congregationous activity, and we are not open to the public.Hopkinton is off the beaten path so someone in the town must have called and ratted out the range. Scumbag.
Good guy and the club is his landlord.Unless it was that person who lives right near the entrance?
I guess that would explain why the governor's office called the Hopkinton board of healthThat was official as of Sunday night. Neighbors called and complained to PD.
The gun store suit is addressing business closures from a 2A perspective.So have they contacted NRA, GOAL &/or Comm2A to join the lawsuit against Faker and company?
Unless it was that person who lives right near the entrance?
Okay. Without going into strategy, it would appear to me the first issue is with the governor's regulations as stated, and their contradiction with the US Constitution, state Constitution, and I would think most germane, federal DHS direction on what is considered essential. The subsequent issue then becomes the "highly questionable interpretation" of said regulations WRT outdoor ranges.The gun store suit is addressing business closures from a 2A perspective.
There are several legal issues that making a state level challenge to the highly questionable interpretation of the governor's regulations problematic, however, I am not going to lay out a road map for the opposition in this forum.
Are you aware of long standing judicial policy that great deference is to be given to the entity writing regulations when determining what they mean, and that the issuer's interpretation generally considered by the court to be presumptively correct? (and this has nothing to with the cuz guns doctrine).The subsequent issue then becomes the "highly questionable interpretation" of said regulations WRT outdoor ranges.