Your points are valid. I understand it's a small range with limited spots.Greybeard wrote:"all you can shoot"
Sorry, such (especially in 3-4 hour sessions on weekends) could make limited space unavailable for primary purposes (like training and testing and other members' practice).
"The conflict that does not exist does not need reslution."
I'll try to get by there on your next open house. Maybe we can sign up for a course...you can never have enough training, and after all, you are only like 3 miles away from my house.
But for the original topic, I'm still stuck going to Quail Creek for the majority of my shooting.
Quail Creek:
Con's:
Range Nazi's
No rapid fire
Cold Range so can't shoot concealed carry unless I unholster and clear weapon prior to getting out of car(which is what I do)
15/25 yard only pistol range
Some people are idiots
Pro's:
Range Nazi's yell at the idiots(admittedly, sometimes they yell at more than just the idiots)
Can pick up brass(another plus is that the idiots that are there don't pick up their own brass, so it makes it easier to put up with them)
Can shoot as many guns for as long as my ammo holds out for a reasonable price.
Use any targets you want, even paper plates(I print targets off the internet)
Rarely have to wait for a 'lane'
Less than 20 minute drive from Highland Village
Ranges are a compromise. There has only been one range I went to that was perfect. It's a private range, and he only opens it to his former students and some fellow CHL's. Plus it was free, so I am biased. But it is also down by Canton.
Until then, I'll take as many training classes as I can, shoot as much as I can, and try to become as proficient as I can.
I also figured out OnTarget was about 10 minutes from my w@#k so I'll try it out today or tomorrow.
Thanks for your guy's input on ranges and sorry for the thread hijack.