Bunch of Stuff

Lot's of stuff going on here and I'm feeling kind of blue.  Our day at the range was awesome.  I look forward to the next visit.

My son and his wife have separated and we didn't even know there was a problem.  It makes me so sad.  And I'm not sleeping well, in fact I've been up much of the last few nights.  I have bad muscle cramps in my feet and legs at night, and sometimes they keep me walking the floor.  Lack of sleep really gets my spirits down.

Then today I got this in my mailbox:

MASSIVE GUN BAN INTRODUCED IN OREGON HOUSE


"This bill bans most modern firearms and magazines, requires that you register the ONE gun you will be allowed to own and allows for warrantless searches of your home.

This may be one of the most extreme anti-gun bills introduced in the nation.See the whole story at the following link:
http://www.oregonfirearms.org/massive-gun-ban-introduced


Yeah, I'm a little blue.
And I'm tired.
So tired......

Blessings,
Red

Home, Home On The Range

When  I get money for Christmas it seems to disappear pretty quickly.  You know, clothes for work, new books, a kitchen gadget.  This year was different.  This year I hoarded that money like a mad woman and last week I became a full fledged member of "The Range"!!! (Me!  The woman who quit the Ladies Basic Pistol class after the second week OUT OF FEAR! ) 

On Sunday we attended a 3 hour orientation at the club house.  There was standing room only.  They said the last two months the class had been overflowing.  The room was filled with couples and families. I sat next to a couple that had recently moved here from Chicago.  What a change that must be for them.  Not only the weather, but the whole attitude of the population. (I hear Chicago is a "bit uptight" with King Rahm at the helm.)  Anyway, back to the story..............

After the class ended we drove around and I took a few photos with my phone. (Sorry they're so poor.)

A little about the club, copied from their website:

"12-lane indoor range for any handgun up to .45 Win. Mag and also .22 rimfire rifles. 

The shotgun facilities include two Trap houses (one open to members at anytime there is not a shotgun or long range event going on), a 10-station Sporting Clays course and a 5-Stand course open to members and the public on most 2nd and 4th Sundays. 

A 100/200 yard Range for rifles (also open to handguns and black powder guns if the Silhouette Range is closed), 

a Silhouette Range for handguns of any caliber and black powder firearms of any caliber, and .22 rimfire, 

a Long Range to 1000 yards available to members every Thursday,

and an Archery Range."

Pretty scary exciting stuff, if you ask me :)  

We had another meeting to get to after the orientation so we couldn't stay to shoot. Guess where we're going tomorrow after church? Yep. You got it.  I am very excited and worried sick all at the same time.  I am hoping to really get involved with the club, like helping out at matches, clean up days, and any volunteering that comes up.  The more I am there, the more comfortable I will be.  That's my theory anyway :)

Unfortunately, when I run out of ammo, it may be awhile before I can find any more. (Mr. Obama would you please resign?) 

By the way, Tim bought a little Marlin 22 cal rifle with part of his Christmas money.  He says it's for plinking. I can't wait to try it too!  Since I am the person that actually joined the gun club, I am considered the Senior Member.  Tim, as my spouse, is an Associate Member.  Lucky guy.........   :-)

Blessings,

Red