Apparently it's age and height that make you a competent shooter, not skills, supervision and training.

Reading some info from a local:

The range has implemented new rules.
Must be at least 12 years old and 5 feet tall, among some other minor changes.

They've already told them to pound sand.

"We know that our customers are passionate on both sides of this issue and we trust them to be responsible in our stores," the company said without elaborating.

Yeah, most 10/22's are quite accurate out of the box... though some spend $1,000's on them.

Some upgrades I almost always do are:
Tech-Sights
Auto bolt release
Trigger group

On 3/4 of them I have left handed safeties.

Looking for 2 more... a Takedown and an International.

Hahaha, sounds like something I'd do... at least you didn't notice a huge improvement.

After contacting 2 attorneys and speaking with a referral (ND police department permit instructor), I'm told as long as the state that issued the permit has reciprocity with ND, then you're good. (Utah, Florida, etc).

I hear ya, and I agree - working on just that.

Also have a call into a couple ND attorneys.

I just got off the phone with the attorney general's office and they agreed, a MN resident with a FL permit can carry in ND.

I believe what was referenced above was the requirement to get a permit, below is the reciprocity law which does not have the home state requirement. You can't get a ND permit with an out of state permit, only if your home state recognizes ND - that makes sense. According to the below law on the ac...

That's my business model going forward as well, I feel I'll have smaller classes - but hopefully more of them and people will be more comfortable learning with people they know.

I'd say they took good care of you.

Domestic violence knows no gender or orientation... +1... not sure why the sexual orientation of the folks involved matters in any way? It really doesn't, but the fact that they were a couple matters. Just like any other case, husband/wife, boyfriend/girlfriend, it shows emotional attachment which ...

$20/year to shoot in the great outdoors.

I believe what was referenced above was the requirement to get a permit, below is the reciprocity law which does not have the home state requirement. You can't get a ND permit with an out of state permit, only if your home state recognizes ND - that makes sense. According to the below law on the act...

Reading more: The reciprocity law (in whole) is: 62.1-04-03.1. Reciprocity. A person who has a valid license issued by another state to carry a concealed firearm or dangerous weapon in that state and whose state grants to residents of this state the right to carry a concealed firearm or dangerous we...