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In <6nls61$qbq@examiner.concentric.net>, Melissa9X@Xconcentric.net (Melissa) writes:
>Take a look at my idea for a nationwide Rainbow Militia at:
>http://www.concentric.net/~Melissa9/rainbowm.htm
>
>Is there anyone in the Morrison area, or other foothills areas just 
>west of Denver, who might be interested in something like this and 
>have a good sized tract of some private land where it would be legal 
>to target shoot? It would be cool to start this as a target shooting 
>group and go from there. 
>
>I've heard it's legal to target shoot in national forest areas but 
>can't find any maps to see what's closest to the Denver area and what 
>would be a good place for that.

Target shooting and the like are legal in national forests, bit I 
think the rangers and wildlife management might take you to task if 
you started using one site as a shooting range.  When I've been 
shooting in national forest, I've endeavored to keep the sites well 
dispersed, never using one particular site more than twice a year. 
I've also spend a good hour afterwards picking up the spent brass, 
something some members of our species seem loath to do judging from 
the scattered brass I've seen at some campsites.  So for regular 
practice I go the formal range, with predetermined distances.  


>Please remove spam proofing & email me if interested.
>
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>- Melissa      http://www.concentric.net/~Melissa9/melissas.htm
>Member: NRA, SWARM, Mensa
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>address. If you have anything negative to say, please do it in the newsgroups
>and not in my private email box. Hostile or harassing email will probably be
>instantly deleted and may result in complaints to the party's ISP.
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>I was showing a fellow shooter a picture of my new SKS rifle at our
>homeowners meeting. Another guy across the table overheard me and
>mentioned that a SKS was what was used to shoot those police in the 4
>corners area. I replied that I'm lucky they didn't use a Toyota because I
>drive one too.
>
>"Liberty has never come from government. Liberty has always come from the subjects of
>government. The history of liberty is the history of resistance." - Woodrow Wilson
>