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02-09-2015, 01:45 PM
(02-09-2015, 12:35 PM)fromtheplaines Wrote:This is one of the review that out there(02-09-2015, 08:52 AM)Freedoms1791 Wrote: Here we go again saving the children. The bottom line is Bristol gun club not getting my money.
Lol, I think it's funny how you started off with how Bristol policy makes it look bad to antis, I thinking your callous comments look way worse. But if you want to avoid range that is close and cheap. Since they don't see totally eye to eye with you, that seems like cutting of the nose to spite the face.
With Dutz comments there is way too much to quote so I will start fresh. I went to gat. They don't allow steel cassed ammo, since they don't want the mil surplus stuff that can ruin their armor. Did I get mad and think they thought I was an idiot. No I understood they have a valid concern and didn't argue that the tullamo ammo couldn't wasn't mill surplus. But by the logic provided so far that isn't anti second amendment.
Which returns me to the prior point of taking the rule as being treated like an idiot. If you can't read this at face value, there isn't much other to say. Is then making me uncase my fire arm at the bench treating me like an idiot. Is asking me to not touch a fire arm during a shooting break treating me like an idiot? No they are safety rules to make sure people have a good time, and get home safe. So if you want to think that they are calling you an idiot that is all on you, it really is.
But when you start quoting the rules if cc, okay great. It doesn't mean anything. CC people are just as capable if doing dumb things. So they don't want to exclude you guys as the only ones who gave a hot gun, on a cold line. I have been to a ton if different ranges. If you look around guys will clear there pistols with the barrel pointing at the person next to them, and not down range.people leaving loaded gun not pointing down range. Muzzle sweeping loading a gun during a shooting break, I saw a guy's who sites were so far off he was shooting the ceiling of an indoor range, and people not using the correct ammo fir the range type. So yea I have seen.people do a ton if dumb things.
If you guys don't want to go to Bristol cause you just can't take the safety rules say that. Instead of trying to gussy it up as some sort if affront to your rights. Since that is really what it is all about. We are handaling guns not pens. It is a tool and it's how you use it you mind your hands when working with a power saw you mind your guns when people are walking in front of them.
Expensive if you'r not a member. Anti-second amendment rule of loading only a single round at a time regardless of what kind of gun you have. Maybe if they had us not load at all we could be safer going by their logic. A buddy of mine had a scope that one of the range officers tried to sight in for us, he ended up bleeding from keeping his eye too close the the scope and shooting... felt like he didn't really know what he was doing. I can't get over the one round at a time thing, very anti-gun to me.
(02-09-2015, 12:35 PM)fromtheplaines Wrote:
Lol, I think it's funny how you started off with how Bristol policy makes it look bad to antis, I thinking your callous comments look way worse. But if you want to avoid range that is close and cheap. Since they don't see totally eye to eye with you, that seems like cutting of the nose to spite the face.
With Dutz comments there is way too much to quote so I will start fresh. I went to gat. They don't allow steel cassed ammo, since they don't want the mil surplus stuff that can ruin their armor. Did I get mad and think they thought I was an idiot. No I understood they have a valid concern and didn't argue that the tullamo ammo couldn't wasn't mill surplus. But by the logic provided so far that isn't anti second amendment.
Which returns me to the prior point of taking the rule as being treated like an idiot. If you can't read this at face value, there isn't much other to say. Is then making me uncase my fire arm at the bench treating me like an idiot. Is asking me to not touch a fire arm during a shooting break treating me like an idiot? No they are safety rules to make sure people have a good time, and get home safe. So if you want to think that they are calling you an idiot that is all on you, it really is.
But when you start quoting the rules if cc, okay great. It doesn't mean anything. CC people are just as capable if doing dumb things. So they don't want to exclude you guys as the only ones who gave a hot gun, on a cold line. I have been to a ton if different ranges. If you look around guys will clear there pistols with the barrel pointing at the person next to them, and not down range.people leaving loaded gun not pointing down range. Muzzle sweeping loading a gun during a shooting break, I saw a guy's who sites were so far off he was shooting the ceiling of an indoor range, and people not using the correct ammo fir the range type. So yea I have seen.people do a ton if dumb things.
If you guys don't want to go to Bristol cause you just can't take the safety rules say that. Instead of trying to gussy it up as some sort if affront to your rights. Since that is really what it is all about. We are handaling guns not pens. It is a tool and it's how you use it you mind your hands when working with a power saw you mind your guns when people are walking in front of them.This is one of the review that out there
Expensive if you'r not a member. Anti-second amendment rule of loading only a single round at a time regardless of what kind of gun you have. Maybe if they had us not load at all we could be safer going by their logic. A buddy of mine had a scope that one of the range officers tried to sight in for us, he ended up bleeding from keeping his eye too close the the scope and shooting... felt like he didn't really know what he was doing. I can't get over the one round at a time thing, very anti-gun to me.
(02-09-2015, 08:52 AM)Freedoms1791 Wrote: Here we go again saving the children. The bottom line is Bristol gun club not getting my money.
Lol, I think it's funny how you started off with how Bristol policy makes it look bad to antis, I thinking your callous comments look way worse. But if you want to avoid range that is close and cheap. Since they don't see totally eye to eye with you, that seems like cutting of the nose to spite the face.
With Dutz comments there is way too much to quote so I will start fresh. I went to gat. They don't allow steel cassed ammo, since they don't want the mil surplus stuff that can ruin their armor. Did I get mad and think they thought I was an idiot. No I understood they have a valid concern and didn't argue that the tullamo ammo couldn't wasn't mill surplus. But by the logic provided so far that isn't anti second amendment.
Which returns me to the prior point of taking the rule as being treated like an idiot. If you can't read this at face value, there isn't much other to say. Is then making me uncase my fire arm at the bench treating me like an idiot. Is asking me to not touch a fire arm during a shooting break treating me like an idiot? No they are safety rules to make sure people have a good time, and get home safe. So if you want to think that they are calling you an idiot that is all on you, it really is.
But when you start quoting the rules if cc, okay great. It doesn't mean anything. CC people are just as capable if doing dumb things. So they don't want to exclude you guys as the only ones who gave a hot gun, on a cold line. I have been to a ton if different ranges. If you look around guys will clear there pistols with the barrel pointing at the person next to them, and not down range.people leaving loaded gun not pointing down range. Muzzle sweeping loading a gun during a shooting break, I saw a guy's who sites were so far off he was shooting the ceiling of an indoor range, and people not using the correct ammo fir the range type. So yea I have seen.people do a ton if dumb things.
If you guys don't want to go to Bristol cause you just can't take the safety rules say that. Instead of trying to gussy it up as some sort if affront to your rights. Since that is really what it is all about. We are handaling guns not pens. It is a tool and it's how you use it you mind your hands when working with a power saw you mind your guns when people are walking in front of them.This is one of the review that out there
Expensive if you'r not a member. Anti-second amendment rule of loading only a single round at a time regardless of what kind of gun you have. Maybe if they had us not load at all we could be safer going by their logic. A buddy of mine had a scope that one of the range officers tried to sight in for us, he ended up bleeding from keeping his eye too close the the scope and shooting... felt like he didn't really know what he was doing. I can't get over the one round at a time thing, very anti-gun to me.