We wanted to post early the May 2012 events, and classes; on May 7^th through the 12^th we will be in Wyoming hitting the books and taking classes. We will be back May 13; you can call and leave a message, we will be monitoring our phones messages and e-mails constantly while we are away and will reply  either by phone or e-mail. Our nephew James will be minding the store so rest assured he will be receiving packages and calling you if you have a package come into the store.

May 19 will be teaching a NRA basic pistol class at the store the address is 6225 McCandlish Rd; seating is limited so call 719-683-2117 or e-mail wildfire223@juno.com no later than 5-16-2012 Wednesday as we will need to know before class to guarantee a space and materials for you. The class starts promptly at 9:00 AM and usually runs 4 to 6 hours depending on questions. This is a hands on class, students will be examining ammunition and firearms, be sure to inform me if you will be bringing your own firearm or if you will need to borrow one for the class, students will also need to bring a box of ammo.

May 26 is a new Tanner Gun show in Loveland CO; I will have an address up-date later.

As always if you have any questions please contact us, we would love to hear from you.

Rick and Kathy

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Not that long ago important knowledge was passed from the old generations to the new, food preparations, hunting, fishing, values, trust, honor and your name is only as good as your word is a favorite of mine.

Knowledge in reloading was one of the treasures that was passed down and is all but lost to this generation, and I dare state the next generation will not even know the term.

Several years ago everyone was hard pressed looking for ammo, varying calibers were almost nonexistent. Many people realized that without ammo their firearm was only a good club. Quickly the ammo disappeared from retailer’s shelves and most retailers had a hard time replenishing the small supply of ammo, if they could order it at all from their distributor it was limited and the cost kept escalating.

There were two types of people who had ammo at this time, those who were well supplied and those who reproduced and reloaded their own ammo. Although most avid shooters were alarmed and shocked by the shortage of ammo, many without ammo, vowed they would not be deceived again. However, as with all things time passes, the ammo returned and all is well with the world.

I think, why not have it both ways, knowledge and experience to reload as well as a good supply.

Rick and I are NRA instructors for reloading, we also have reloading benches set up for people who want to reload but for whatever reason can’t do it at their residence. Many people learn how to reload on their own, or are blessed to have a tutor. It makes sense people want to become knowledgeable, self reliant, prepared for any problem or emergency.  We have many books on reloading and offer classes as well. If you get stumped or have a question, bring it to us and we will work on it together.

Contact us if you are interested in either personal protection or reloading classes.

A lack of ammo in America, could it happen again?

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We will be doing a First Step class this Sat., the class will start at 9AM and go into the afternoon. We can break for lunch or keep going, snacks, drinks, and food are allowed. If you have your own handgun bring it to class UNLOADED. you will need to bring some ammo as we will have you shoot a few rounds. Please let us know if you are coming. The address is 6225 McCandlish Road, Falcon, CO

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