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longtooth wrote:Next time I am up to visit w/ tote 9 we need to get together & some.

You've got my number, so we're on.

Instead of specific rules about bays and calibers, our rules address the meat of the matter: don't shoot the stands. Don't violate the 180 degree rule in the pistol bays. Don't poke holes in the swingers or plates (even if you are shooting a handgun). No handguns on the rifle range, unless fired from a rest. And never, ever, violate the hours of operation, which are 0800-sunset. (Someone decided to "move home" after decades away, and retire directly across the road from the range entrance. And then got all huffy about the noise. Thousands of lawyer-hours later, we have an uneasy truce.)

Kevin

longtooth wrote:We have the opportunity since it is an outdoor range. Ours will never look as kept as PSC does in the pictures. But it is outdoors, $85.00 a yr + an NRA member (OOOOOOHH reminds me & I will post a funny.) We can rapid fire, draw & fire, move & shoot w/ pistol or rifle or both, set up your own set w/ your own stands...If it is not a class 3 weapon & you show safety & proficiency we will let you do it.
I love it out there.

Sounds a lot like TGC. Gotta love these rural EasTex and NETex ranges, eh?

I don't think we have a rule against Class III, though. And it's unmanned and self-policed with no rangemasters (except during matches), so you only have to be confident of your own safety & proficiency to try something. Hardly ever anyone there to question you, anyway. Lots of good common sense in effect.

Kevin