Fire arm lovers in MASS!!
same people that own woburn sportsmens association
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As for local ranges, Andover sportsmans club is nice and local, I also belong to Harvard sportsmans club, they have a lot more facilities and do a lot of the action shooting, they even have a subgun range.
As for local ranges, Andover sportsmans club is nice and local, I also belong to Harvard sportsmans club, they have a lot more facilities and do a lot of the action shooting, they even have a subgun range.
im looking to get into danvers f+g, i was going to try to sneek by there and see whats what etc. i have the sponsors, just want to check the place out and see if i want to join..
i wish bobs was still open

so easy, cheep, and laid back.
find a local range that offers a safty class take it, get your paper work then fill out your aplication accordingly send it in, and its up to your local cheif
i have my class A non restricted licens to carry concealed, or you can get a class a restricted, or a class B which alows you to transport from range etc, or FID. the aplication pretty much explains it all
As for local ranges, Andover sportsmans club is nice and local, I also belong to Harvard sportsmans club, they have a lot more facilities and do a lot of the action shooting, they even have a subgun range.
What's the deal with the Springfield armory XD-M in MA. So it's compliant? The 40 cal is like a 16 rd mag right?
I wasn't sure that you could get a Springfield semi-auto here. Thats a sweet gun, do they make a compact yet? (hmm I might have to pass on a Sig229 for it)
I am curious about the XD as well seeing how no Springfield guns are MA compliant. I know you can still buy them private sale if they are brought legally into the state, but how do you go about ordering one?
I'm looking forward to picking up a Sig 229R
it is very much like a 239 but less in the mag, but the price is killer if you can find them. I have a 226 9mm 220 .45 and a 239 in 40. I do prefer the fumsize grips on the 220 and 226, but they are really too big to carry.
As for the XD'd they are on the Mass legislators list, but not the AG's There are a few places that will transfer them as there is no published AG's list so they follow the legislator's. that opens the doors for the glocks and XD's, but not the HK's and kimbers as they told Mass to go pound sand in reguards to their stupid rules.
I have been to danvers F&G and dont like it. They have way too many rules and you have to have a range officer persent to shoot. Andover is only 10 min further up rt114 and no RO is required and fewer rules( but still too many).
Harvard is still the tops , but is a haul
"if it was not registered in ma before the 1998 gun control act and 940cmr, or on the approved list, it can not be legally transferred."
http://www.masscops.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48752
Approved list 2008
http://www.mass.gov/Eeops/docs/chsb/...%2003_2008.pdf
If your dealer is getting em' for you will you see if he will sell more to a class A license holder?
Last edited by DannoWS6; Aug 12, 2008 at 01:02 PM.
it is very much like a 239 but less in the mag, but the price is killer if you can find them. I have a 226 9mm 220 .45 and a 239 in 40. I do prefer the fumsize grips on the 220 and 226, but they are really too big to carry.
As for the XD'd they are on the Mass legislators list, but not the AG's There are a few places that will transfer them as there is no published AG's list so they follow the legislator's. that opens the doors for the glocks and XD's, but not the HK's and kimbers as they told Mass to go pound sand in reguards to their stupid rules.
I have been to danvers F&G and dont like it. They have way too many rules and you have to have a range officer persent to shoot. Andover is only 10 min further up rt114 and no RO is required and fewer rules( but still too many).
Harvard is still the tops , but is a haul



