Indeed. Just as Vail, Aspen, Telluride and Breckenridge were in Colorado. It's funny, though, when I stood outside the home and looked around (for what seemed like miles of nothingness) it seems to be a long shot that Kalifornians would ever "invade" my little piece of scrub grass heaven. :-)

But seriously, it IS nice!
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I went to Jackson over the summer with my family, it had probably been 20 years since my last visit. It seemed like there was an artisan coffee shop every 15 feet.

I guess the commiefornians don't like salt water taffy.

Those guys combined with hordes of Chinese tourists have really killed the charm.
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[IMG][/IMG]Wife got me a 450 bushmaster for deer hunting in Iowa. Pretty stoked


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:-):-):-):-):-)

It should server you well...
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Jackson is a sanctuary city run by liberals. Just like every town loaded with the super rich who think they are just smarter than everyone else. The mass exodus of whites from CA to other states in the West is pretty much ruining all the western states. CO has been permanently ruined by libtards. Utah is on its way to being ruined, Idaho, at least in certain parts is being invaded by CA libtards. It's really sad. They flee the cesspool of CA because it's being destroyed by liberal policys and they bring their liberal agenda to conservatives states that are actually great to live in. These liberal morons then chip away at the independent/conservative attitude and turn that state into another nanny state with liberal policies. It's sad. Rinse and repeat.
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All true. Montana and Wyoming seem safe (at least for now). The Kalifornians will only go into the bigger cities - the idea of living in the wild turns their pussy asses off completely.

Me? I love the idea and there should be "open season" on ANY car with Kali plates on it. :-)
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Shot the last 3 gun match of the year Sunday. Placed 35th out of 64. Slowly improving. 3gun is new to my area, and they haven’t split up divisions yet, but I’m confident I would have been in the top 15 of a tactical class, As alot of participants ahead of me are using equipment that would put them in the open division elsewhere.

The JM pro was flawless again, as was the glock 19 and AK. The AR has been giving me problems, but it’s more likely human error. I think it’s time to build a 3 gun specific AR
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The son and I got both rifles zeroed in today after some hockey, let's hope the deer are plentiful next weekend.
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Congrats ,sounds like a great place. Peaceful.
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Any of you guys have any experience with 224 Valkyrie
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I have taken a few shots with it. What do you want to know about it? I don’t think it’s a super practical round right now, mostly due to scarcity and cost.
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Just curious if people had experience with it and what they thought of it. Figured I would use it as another 1000 yard gun and for groundhogs.

Reading the ballistics it seems like a good gun for both of those. Read lots of different reports of it being a sub MOA gun, just curious about real people had to say
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Bunch of groundhogs up your way?
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Ehh, a lot of calibers can be sub MOA through the right equipment. It’s a cool round but I wouldn’t personally buy one.

That being said my opinion should be taken lightly because I try to keep only commonly used calibers.
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I have a ton of different calibers already, I have been reading about this one and was curious if anyone had shot it.

A 22 caliber that stays supersonic out to 1300 yards seems fun to me. Dad and I both reload so bullets aren’t quite as expensive and I’m not too worried.

Sauto not too many up my way, but I’m thinking of heading out to South Dakota next year with a few buddies
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