[Jeff Higgins]

I go to my club range at least once a week. I'm always playing with new bullet molds, new jacketed bullets, new powders, etc., so in spite of the fact that we can only shoot paper, it never really gets boring for me. Granted, I have my current "go to" loads for each firearm for which they remain zeroed, but if I find something better, it may become its new "go to" load.

I bet I shoot ten rimfire rounds for every centerfire round I shoot. Then, on top of that, I shoot at least ten air gun rounds for every rimfire. When I'm at the range, I always bring a rimfire just to get more trigger time. I shoot the air guns at home pretty much every day.

The closest gravel pit where shooting is still allowed is a two hour drive for me. Thank you very much anti-gun Seattle liberals and their cohorts in King County - they have shut down all shooting outside of established ranges. Anyway, I make that two hour drive maybe once a month at most. It gets pretty crowded, being the only one in about three counties. That's where the fun targets get to come out, though.