anyone still read magazines.????????
noticed in another thread, Ken and drobs read a few off road magazines, any other good ones out there. I used to read fish fur and game, and another outdoor type mag at work. Now since I retired I don't read much but library books, seems the doctors office, ect. don't want magazines laying around anymore. You all have any good ones??????
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Most of the gun magazines nowadays are rehashing the same old thing day after day. Black this and that , what else can you hang off your tricked out ar? Still love to read but am more c selective on what I buy .
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Try/check out "Ballistic," pulsarnc.
Not your typical gun mag.
I have seen them give some pretty harsh reviews on stuff that does not work. A refreshing change.
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My high school library always had Outdoor Life and Field and Stream. Later, I subscribed to Shooting Times.
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Try/check out "Ballistic," @pulsarnc.
Not your typical gun mag.
I have seen them give some pretty harsh reviews on stuff that does not work. A refreshing change.
Sounds good to me.
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I have tons of magazines left over been trying to decide what to due with them.
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mmppres: 33165093649819/comments/33165099823899
I have tons of magazines left over been trying to decide what to due with them.
ask the local senior center or any local nursing homes......
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I had many years worth of the monthly magazine "Muzzle Blasts" stacked up in a closet. Took them all to the local VA clinic and left them there. When the plandemic struck, all magazines were gone from every medical clinic\doctors office I have been to. They have not yet returned!
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jimdeere: 33165093649819/comments/33165091012123
My high school library always had Outdoor Life and Field and Stream. Later, I subscribed to Shooting Times.
Yes, and we had Pa. Game News free from the state! EZ Class of '62
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In high school the librarian's husband was a gun guy so there was a good stock of gun rags in there. And she gave the old ones to me. Guns and Gun World were two. I still have them, along with hundreds and hundreds of others from the late '50s through the early '90s. Like any printed material, they are obsolete. I haven't read a new gun mag this century.
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Its hard to take them to the Va or any doectors office becouse of the stupid bug that they say is going around. If any one wants some let me know. All you have to due is pay postage, Can put alot of magazines in a flat rate box lolol
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Personally I never understood having magazines in an office where sick people were waiting... I tried to avoid contact with others when i wasn't feeling well, But maybe it was good for business...Something i thought about long ago before covid...
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