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K.Mooneyham wrote:

JALLEN wrote:At one popular range here, during cease fire to change targets, chambers on all firearms are open and the line is clear. No exceptions. You must either go change targets, step behind the red line, go out for a beer or a smoke, or whatever.

Same thing at the NorCal range I went to. And same thing at QC, too.

Same at Elm Fork

texanjoker wrote:That is why I try to go when nobody else is there. I don't want to be accidentally shot.

I used to have the luxury of being able to take a few hours during the week to go when no one was there.
I can't do that anymore and I'm worried now about going when its packed on a sat or sun. When it was slow I never saw any idiots and actually got to chat with some people and learn some things