I don't ever see myself going back to QC. Not since I started going to Elm Fork. I shoot there monthly with a group from another board, and we have a blast. There is no way QC would allow a group like ours the freedom we get at EF. We are completely safe, but there is a lot of talking and such going on, which would drive the Nazi's at QC nuts. It is like night and day between those two ranges, and EF has much better facilities, and offerers more options to the shooter.
Perhaps they've seen all of the negative things said about them, and are "trying" to change... but a leopard can't change it's spots, and the ugliness will return. Maybe one day the place will sell and new owners, with a better attitude will be able to change it up for the good.
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- Mon Jul 06, 2009 2:18 pm
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- Forum: Shooting Ranges
- Topic: Never going to QUAIL CREEK again!
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Re: Never going to QUAIL CREEK again!
I've shoot at Qual Creek a few times, and although I was never confronted by the RO for any infraction, I did witness others getting reamed out. They may or may not have deserved it... but it surley could have been handled in a more professional way.
Some other options for ranges in Fort Worth area. I sometimes shoot at "the Shooting Galary" It's an older place, kinda in "The Hood" but the owner is a Tarrant county officer (fire arms and defense trainer) and the people there are all pretty nice. Older place but not too bad.
Another option is BassPro in Grapevine. Very nice indoor range out to 25 yards, and they even have an indoor rifle tube. Only problem is getting in. You have to have you guns checked at the door, where they put a trigger lock on them, then once at the range, they take the lock off. Same thing going back out. PIA, but they only charge $9 for what is supoposed to be an hour, but unless there are people waiting to shoot, they don't time you. I' was there one time for about 3 hours.
Some other options for ranges in Fort Worth area. I sometimes shoot at "the Shooting Galary" It's an older place, kinda in "The Hood" but the owner is a Tarrant county officer (fire arms and defense trainer) and the people there are all pretty nice. Older place but not too bad.
Another option is BassPro in Grapevine. Very nice indoor range out to 25 yards, and they even have an indoor rifle tube. Only problem is getting in. You have to have you guns checked at the door, where they put a trigger lock on them, then once at the range, they take the lock off. Same thing going back out. PIA, but they only charge $9 for what is supoposed to be an hour, but unless there are people waiting to shoot, they don't time you. I' was there one time for about 3 hours.