I saw a letter to the Editor in the New Braunfels Herald about this range the other day which was the most hysterical, bleeding heart, emotional, sobbing, absurd nonsense I can ever recall seeing on newsprint. It is subscriber only or I would post a link. The letter was from Sheliah Schneider of San Marcos.
The only thing that wasn't mentioned was how they were going to line up everyone's grandkids and shoot them.
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- Fri Sep 27, 2013 8:21 am
- Forum: Shooting Ranges
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- Mon Aug 05, 2013 1:56 pm
- Forum: Shooting Ranges
- Topic: Hays County Range Challenged
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Hays County Range Challenged
I saw a headline in the New Braunfels Herald this morning about a challenge to a range now being built in Hays County, just over the Comal County line.
Subscription required to view the rest of the article. Anybody have the details? Is this the one that was reputedly in formation a year or so ago?
A firing range being built just off I-35 on the Comal-Hays county line is raising concerns among neighbors and county officials.
“Bullets can travel a mile,” said T.K. Schneider, whose acreage abuts the gun range, located on Old Bastrop Road in a rural area dotted with ranch homes and an occasional commercial operation. The firing range is about a mile northeast of Paradise Palms Garden Center along I-35 near York Creek.