EDIT: Incidentally, we went shooting yesterday at the new Applied Ballistics indoor range in Lafayette. I was very, very impressed with the facility, which was well-lit, well-ventilated, clean and had a friendly and helpful staff. If you're in the Lafayette area, check them out.
http://www.mcfaden.com/Clip_Loader.htm
ReplyDeleteWhen I get my self a ruger 22 I'm going to order one for my self the same day. You can load faster than you can empty.
(FTC disclaimer, I have received nothing from this company)
That clip[ loader is the bomb. The only problem is you can shoot so much .22 using it that it not longer becomes cheaper to shoot .22!!!
ReplyDeleteWhy'd they have to call it the "CLIPloader?"
God I need to get to the range. I hate the indoor range though and it's been raining bloody murder since January.
ReplyDeleteI need a cordite air freshener to hang form my rearview mirror.
Just an observation. One is unlikely to get attacked, robbed, raped or murdered in a place that is well-lit, well-ventilated, clean and ... friendly. Unless your in prison or at the IRS.
ReplyDeleteA blister on your thumb? Do you have one on your little finger to match?
ReplyDeleteJim
Que?
ReplyDeleteNope, just the thumb one from depressing the little button for the follower.
An indoor range in Boone Co.? Hallelujah! That allows centerfire rifles?! (cautious) Hallelujah!
ReplyDeleteTam,
ReplyDeleteReflectoscope was doing a Dire Straits reference....
:)
Tam
ReplyDeleteCheck this out. Cheap, easy, no more Ruger thumb.
http://www.cabelas.com/p-0059575290240a.shtml
chux
Isn't that the former 'Flat Creek Indoor Shooting Range'?
ReplyDeleteObviously there's been a change in ownership and once again I'm always the last to the party.
All The Best,
Frank W. James
Tam - I was in part thinking of the original, and in part of this.
ReplyDeleteJim
Frank,
ReplyDelete"Isn't that the former 'Flat Creek Indoor Shooting Range'?"
Ayup. Although except for it being physically in the same place, it's hard to believe they're the same facility.
jetfxr, Jim,
D'oh! :o
Okay, maybe not Boone County - I was excited, and it's close enough!
ReplyDeleteThe tool I've got for my .22 mag is probably 20 years old. No name on it. Can't remember who made it. Molded black plastic frame with thumb tab as part of one side, and a key chain on the opposite side.
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