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My name is Mark, I am a college professor, and I am fairly new to shooting (unless you count several years of Boy Scout camp .22). I joined the Northampton Revolver Club this year.
I am proud to say that I can hardly type this after trying out my new S+W 340PD with magnums. Holy crap that hurts.
I am proud to say that I can hardly type this after trying out my new S+W 340PD with magnums. Holy crap that hurts.
Nice to have you here, Mark.
Great to have you Mark! ![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
dwarven1
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To quote someone I won't name, "I feel your pain". I've shot that little beast and yes, it does hurt!mdc said:
Welcome, Mark!
Welcome to NES, Mark!
Mark, welcome to the forum. We hope you enjoy it here!
Welcome Mark. You're in our neck of the woods. What college?![[grin]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/041.gif "Grin [grin]")
What dept? Hubby works in the computer science dept.
Welcome, Mark. If you are any kind of a character, you'll fit right in here!
Another new member from Vermont. I'm a friend of Nickle's, he sent me here. Just joined this evening.
Welcome!
VT CG, welcome to the forum. We hope you enjoy it here.
Whereabouts up in VT, young lady?
Thank you all i live in bristol vt
A friend of Nickle's is a friend of ours!...Welcome to NES, VT Country Girl!!!
Welcome, Always nice to have another lady around.
Yes, nice to have you on the boards.
dwarven1
Lonely Mountain Arms
Welcome, VT Country Girl!
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A tip O' the Stetson to VT Country Girl !
Happy to have you here, VT Country Girl!
Greetings from JP
Hello folks. I have been here "in spirit" now for several months lurking because, truth be known, I enjoy taking in the quality info floating around NES as well as the banter alot more than I like to hear myself talk. I'm in the process joining a target club per requirements of BPD in preparation for the submission of MA LTC application so no toys for me as of yet. With basic pistol now behind me, I can't wait for the day to take a trip up to Woburn to see the gentleman Carl for my first tool. Unlike the choices made by most new entrants into shooting sports, it'll likely be a nice K-Frame magnum that follows me home rather than an auto loader. Although I do plan on making the next member of the family after that a 1911.
I'd just like to compliment the NES forum for running a tight ship and also the members for being so classy. It's nice for a chance to find a place to chill and/or exchange information that isn't completely overrun by juveniles.
Hello folks. I have been here "in spirit" now for several months lurking because, truth be known, I enjoy taking in the quality info floating around NES as well as the banter alot more than I like to hear myself talk. I'm in the process joining a target club per requirements of BPD in preparation for the submission of MA LTC application so no toys for me as of yet. With basic pistol now behind me, I can't wait for the day to take a trip up to Woburn to see the gentleman Carl for my first tool. Unlike the choices made by most new entrants into shooting sports, it'll likely be a nice K-Frame magnum that follows me home rather than an auto loader. Although I do plan on making the next member of the family after that a 1911.
I'd just like to compliment the NES forum for running a tight ship and also the members for being so classy. It's nice for a chance to find a place to chill and/or exchange information that isn't completely overrun by juveniles.
very happy to have you moga!
Moga, I think you're making a fine choice in going with a revolver as a first gun. I am partial to S&W wheel guns, but I also have a few Rugers that I am really fond of.
Yesterday I shot my S&W 625 in a bowling pin match and did quite well with it. There is something special about shooting a big, beefy wheelgun stuffed full of moon-clipped .45s. I love it!
Anyway, Moga, thanks for de-cloaking and jumping into the NES soup!
Yesterday I shot my S&W 625 in a bowling pin match and did quite well with it. There is something special about shooting a big, beefy wheelgun stuffed full of moon-clipped .45s. I love it!
Anyway, Moga, thanks for de-cloaking and jumping into the NES soup!
Welcome to NES, Moga!!!
Welcome to NES Moga and we hope you enjoy it here.
It's the "classy members" that make this forum what it is!
It's the "classy members" that make this forum what it is!
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