PrestonH

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You gotta get a VR headset (preferably Valve Index). It takes it to a whole new level.

1971 Camaro Z28. Yellow with Black stripes. It was my baby.

I'm new too! Welcome!

This is wild.

1923 I think is the best show on television right now.

So I've been printing targets for several months now, and I kind of wonder where I've been all these years. I mean, you go to the range and sometimes get gouged for a dollar a target, and that's no fun on the wallet. I ended up trying out printing my own and as I understand, accounting for ink and paper, a printed target costs about 5+ cents. It's been a conversation starter, too. It seems like many don't even think to print their own, and many of people who do, often use things like paper plates with a center dot as a makeshift target. I'm wondering how many of you are actively printing targets? I actually have two favorite sites as of right now, both of which were recommended by a good buddy of mine who suggested I start printing targets in the first place. I guess he's been doing it for a long time and thought I should give it a shot. No pun intended. http://targets4free.com - This one is a little newer and has a decent selection, but they have some cool trick shot type of targets, as well as some others. They definitely have a light-hearted approach to shooting targets. They have things like The Rake and Slenderman (yes, the creepypastas)... I dig the dart board target too, tons of fun. Also their hunting targets and diamond sight-in targets are pretty damn good too! http://targetz.com - This site has a TON of different grid-type targets, but some more fun and light-hearted ones as well. The billiards targets are fun, and I really dig their star targets. They're a lot like the ones you shoot with those air guns at the carnival! So are any of you printing your own targets too, or am I one of the few crazies who goes through the trouble? Also if you do print your own, what kind of targets specifically do you like? I'm always looking to punch more paper at the range and I dig variety in my target selection.

Not sure if anyone else has had a chance to catch up on this, but you should also check out Premier Tech. They offer updated home security systems. They are a little more than NCA, but the quality of equipment they have is so much better. They also have high ratings on google and Angi's, so you may want to check them out.