The forum is getting new member from all over, but a good number of them are coming from the northeast. Is this just old gunners making themselves know or could it be part of a new trend? Either way, welcome!
Anybody noticed new members...
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Just joined up and am from the Northeast as well.
I think I ran across this forum numerous times in the past researching things but never joined. We have a pretty busy and very helpful northeastshooters forum too.
I think I just decided to join up here since I've had a little time on my hands being out on FMLA with work and it's been a valuable resource in the past.
I think I ran across this forum numerous times in the past researching things but never joined. We have a pretty busy and very helpful northeastshooters forum too.
I think I just decided to join up here since I've had a little time on my hands being out on FMLA with work and it's been a valuable resource in the past.
Welcome and hang around for a while!
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CT here, joined last year. Became a gold contributor about a month or so ago. Welcome, plenty to learn here.Besides that, we have the best dirt track modified racers in the country. Lol
We all started here some time. It's good to have more people contributing to the pool of knowledge here on the Forum.
After a big change at another forum, a lot of members either got locked out or drug up because of the changes. Welcome new members to the best forum on the internet.
And that's not counting all the ones we whack because they want to sell you bitcoins or ed drugs. 
And that's not counting all the ones we whack because they want to sell you bitcoins or ed drugs.
Hey, I might need one of those! What’s a bitcoin?
I know Weymouth quite well having grown up in Quincy. Is the Weymouth chief still as tough on LTC applicants?
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Many of us cotton to...
...mechanical things. Guns, MECHANICAL watches are good examples. That's part of the fascination for me. I'm not a gear head, but worked as a mechanical designer. And the history. And the reloading. And the smell of Hoppes #9 and burning gunpowder. And the flash. And the bang. And the recoil. And the SHOOTING!
SOME of us get a little carried away, too.
...mechanical things. Guns, MECHANICAL watches are good examples. That's part of the fascination for me. I'm not a gear head, but worked as a mechanical designer. And the history. And the reloading. And the smell of Hoppes #9 and burning gunpowder. And the flash. And the bang. And the recoil. And the SHOOTING!
SOME of us get a little carried away, too.
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I've have noticed that even more neutral and former anti-gun people of the past have been buying guns. I think even they realize the safer & more sane world as we knew it is no longer! I also believe that because the gun laws and the push to severely restrict them over the recent past gave them the incentive to act while they could. Since the Northern States are the ones generally becoming much more restrictive, they are the ones we see changing their attitudes on the subject.
That's the kind of bitcoin you'd find in my Crown Royal bag.
