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07-25-2004, 16:26

Trust me when I say it is. Being a LEO and having never been in the military this is allot of fun.

This event is the annual "Bulletfest" held just south of my location in Ohio. This is year #4. The firing line averages 100-175 yards long with the range approximately 150-200 yards deep. I didn't make it this year but made 02 and 03. Believe it or not, it is a bigger event then Knob Creek from what people tell me who attend both. You pretty much name it and it is there including small cannons. I was fortunate to hook up with a guy from out of state who brings about 15-25 weapons to this meet. Most of what he brings are subguns and variants of the AR-18, with some FAL's, AK's and a select fire .22 to round out the list. The biggest kick I get is from shooting his RPD, Swedish K, and the "Sterling" AR-18.

07-25-2004, 16:26	#56
MAB32 Guest Posts: n/a	Trust me when I say it is. Being a LEO and having never been in the military this is allot of fun. This event is the annual "Bulletfest" held just south of my location in Ohio. This is year #4. The firing line averages 100-175 yards long with the range approximately 150-200 yards deep. I didn't make it this year but made 02 and 03. Believe it or not, it is a bigger event then Knob Creek from what people tell me who attend both. You pretty much name it and it is there including small cannons. I was fortunate to hook up with a guy from out of state who brings about 15-25 weapons to this meet. Most of what he brings are subguns and variants of the AR-18, with some FAL's, AK's and a select fire .22 to round out the list. The biggest kick I get is from shooting his RPD, Swedish K, and the "Sterling" AR-18.