Hey, it will be nice to have another TFL member up here! I'm also in Casper.
The best way to describe gun laws in this state is this: A good friend of mine has his FFL. When looking through the book on the specific laws for each state, the Wyoming laws don't even fill an entire page.
LEO's here are pretty cool. I had one ask me once during a traffic stop if I had any weapons in the car. I told him there were a pair of AK-47's, a few scoped rifles, a shotgun and two pistols in the trunk. (I was coming home from the range) We had a good laugh and talked guns for about five minutes. If called they will show up... eventually. Unless it is a domestic violence call, in which case there will be 8 squad cars, a swat team and a platoon of marines respond in under a minute.
This is a shall issue state for CCW and we have reciprocity with a good chunk of the other states.
There are a few places to shoot around here. There is a range just north of town called Stuckenhoff. There is also a place a few miles west of town where most people go, it is private land but anyone can shoot there anytime. We also have a skeet range just east of town. I'm pretty sure that one is private.
As far as good gun stores go, good luck. We have a Rocky Mountain Discount Sports, which is just overpriced enough to make the store name a joke. My buddy with the FFL owns Western Defense Systems and can get you about anything you need at a good price. (Except class 3 that is)
Today Gas prices are $2.04 for unleaded, $2.14 for plus and $2.24 for premium or diesel.
Hang outs is a tough one to answer. I was born and raised here and havn't found a decent hangout in 24 years.
98% of the world's pronghorn antelope population is located within 45 miles of Casper. Some people refer to them as 'Turbo Goats' They seem to have no moral issues about stepping in front of a fast moving pickup.
All in all, this is a nice place to live. Although there isn't much to do once the sun sets, if you like outdoor sports this is heaven. With Casper Mountain being a few minutes away there is cross country and downhill skiing, snowmobiling, 4-wheeling, hiking, rock climbing and mountain biking. Alcova lake is about a half hour east, it is stocked with rainbow trout. There are a few walleye in there as well. If you're intersted in skydiving, there is a group of us that try and get a few jumps in every other weekend.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot.... I hope you like wind.
, so LEO's really don't pay attention around here how is life over there.