NEW MEMBERS: Stop in and say hello!

[TripleBravo]

Hello from communist Chicago.

Welcome CGS...and feel free to add the links you mentioned in your first post. We're all about (legit) information sharing here.

[CGS]

Cool, I'll do that. First posts with links is a red flag and not the first impression I wanted to set. I'll post a few links I have been reading up on. Some are treatment facilities and some are random internet posts about Cryo.

Anyways this forum seems like a cool one. I'd talk about myself more like people tend to do in these intro threads but who cares anyways :)

[CGS]

Welcome... and I'm sorry. At least us in WI are getting closer and closer to our law effective date!

It was just you and us in the whole entire country for awhile. No CC. Now it's just us. Man, you can't understand how upset I am. Criminals have all the fun IL is supposed to vote on it (carry concealed) again in Feb 2012 (just in time for the end of the world LOL).

What part of WI? I often shoot at Bristol. I tried McMillers and liked it, wish it were closer.

[Hatter]

I'm in Milwaukee. I typically shoot local indoor range (predominantly a pistol shooter). Its a busy life with sports, grad school and work but next summer I'll be joining a club in Muskego for league and multi-gun shoots. McMillers is nice but its a ways for me too.

Keep voting, you're bound to get there someday!

[lamarbrog]

I guess I'll throw out a few words to introduce myself.

I'm currently 18, turning 19 next month, and live in Houston, Texas. As of about a year ago, I'm an Eagle Scout. I've been involved in firearms heavily since I was about 14. My first three years of high school I entered science fair projects on various terminal ballistics topics. All three were very successful. An article I wrote when I was 16, based on research I did when I was 15, was published in the Guns & Ammo Book of the AK47 2010 edition when I was 17. Not too bad for a snot-nosed kid. My last project resulted in Rice University offering me $5000 to attend their engineering program.

A business class I took during the second semester of my junior year got me a position at a local gun store. After the class I ended up staying with the company through that summer, worked every Friday and Saturday of my senior year, and worked most of this summer. As of now, I'm "retired" and just doing a bit of vacationing before I move to Utah next week for college.

My classes are currently split between those of a mechanical engineering major and a business major. Mechanical engineering has been my intention for a while, but since my real dream is to own and operate my own gun store someday a degree in business may actually be more appropriate. I'm far enough ahead due to AP classes that I have the luxury of taking classes from both fields to see what I like.

I'm very long-winded and enjoy a heated discussion at times. Understandably, I can get quite irate with people who dismiss me due merely to my age while ignoring my credentials.

My goal for the rest of this year is to not flunk out of college (that's the priority), and to try to do a little more shooting. At work I was always the guy who would rather take it apart than shoot it.

I think I've run out of things to carry on about. This is a great forum, and it never ceases to amaze me how knowledgeable the average contributor here is. Lot higher class of people than you see on most forums.

Thanks.

[infantryman04]

been here a lil while and figured id introduce myself. i just started building my first AR recently and its been fun.

[Cristian]

Hello guys, I am SonOfVladTepes over at M4carbine.net, and since that site is now down, I'm taking this opportunity to come and check out this forum. I see some familiar names here, amongst the more knowledgeable ones, so I figure this may also be a great forum for me to snoop around in and learn as much as possible. Cheers!

[Aaron B]

Hey guys, new here as well from m4carbine. I've been to this sight a few times in the past but just now registered. Hoping to learn more from here to add to what I have learned from M4C. Gives me means to past time and learn while I sit here in Iraq.

[Fixit69]

Hello,

Like the site. The more I can learn the better.

[Bolt_Overide]

Hello Gents, found this site by being linked from another. I dont like to give a lot of personal detail on the net, but in generallities I'm a computer professional working for DOD, and a gun nutt.

[StephanNel]

Hi guys, would just like to say hi from South Africa and hope I can get some good info regarding the AR platform.

[jsquared]

Hi everyone,

I just joined this forum today while trying to find out why M4C was offline. I recognize a lot of names here from Lightfighter and M4 Carbine. I'm J2 and Jsquared on those forums respectively.

I'm from Tucson, AZ. I served in the Army from '88 to '98 on both active duty and in the AZ national guard. I try to attend classes locally as time and money allow.

James

[Vgex]

Hello from TX.

[Eric]

Howdy to the latest batch of new folks! Certainly a diverse group.

[Zzzake]

Hello all!

From CA here, the state where you can't have anything but we try.