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General Discussion / Re: Shooting range recommendations?
« on: August 14, 2022, 01:45:16 PM »
Thx for the info everyone!
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No, what he meant was he built it out of 1X2 wood which is the size of the wood itself. (like 2 by 4). But he uses thumbscrew fittings instead of nails and screws so you can collapse it.
Building it this way will fit in almost any trunk or backseat of a vehicle.
If you google KHSC target frames it will show the dimensions and type of lumber you can purchase at City Mill, etc. Or you might find you have the materials at home already.
Security Equipment Gunshop sells target frames that can be used at KHSC. It's built so you can collapse it.
If you have rudimentary wood working skills (sawing, nailing, drilling, measuring) you can whip up a frame in minutes.
I made one with 1x2 wood and thumbscrews to collapse the thing to transport. Not rocket science.
Jumping over the counter could be justification for the stabbing, but the problem is the guy was focused on taking items from the shelves instead of attacking the store owner at which point the justification ends. A couple stabs could be justified giving the store owner the benefit of the doubt and heat of the moment, but he should've stopped it earlier when the robber was compliant.
That makes him "Toast".
I used to hope that some intelligent people lived in Hawaii.
Intelligent in the "Common Sense" department.
Given what I've seen in my 22 plus years;
The Government of Hawaii reflects their voters very well and is an excellent
expression of what the majority of citizens of Hawaii really are.
Emotionally immature, fearful, irresponsible, Slaves.
Freedom scares the hell out of most of them.
The first time I tried to find Brent's place I ended up driving past it 4-5 times, lol! You turn onto Bannister STREET from Dillingham, go past BF TILE (can't miss it) then turn LEFT onto Bannister PLACE. Drive down to the T intersection, turn LEFT and drive past a couple of homes/apartments. Dead ahead you'll see a small parking lot that is chain link fenced in. That's BNR. Be sure to call ahead so they know you're coming.
Brent has some ammo and accessories but his main business is FFL transfers and on occaision he'll get consigned/estate guns to sell. Best to call and let him know what you're looking for.
The covid order affects indoor gun ranges, so all indoor shooting ranges on Oahu are affected. It does not apply to outdoor ranges.