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02-10-2015, 12:44 AM
(02-10-2015, 12:27 AM)fromtheplaines Wrote:So by using the one bullet rule? the one bullet won't hit the farmer's barn or it's OK to hit the farmer's barn one bullet at a time? I would think if Bristol is all about safety and rules I think even hitting the farmer's barn one time is to many. One bullet rule is for safety I don't think so there more to it.(02-09-2015, 03:59 PM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: I see no issue with holstered Concealed carry weapons on a range. If for any reason you would want to fire your concealed weapon I would think the proper way to do it is to unholster it on the firing line and handle it like any other fire arm you have on the firing line. And if in doubt ask the RSO how you should proceed.
Bristol treats shooters poorly with their silly 1 round rule. My solution is to NEVER go there, and encourage other shooters to do the same. If you are a into the shooting sports, you should not go to Bristol under any circumstances. And certainly don't join such a group. You have a choice in ranges, EXERCISE your right not to be treated POORLY.
I am not going to bother addressing the first part, I have spoken about that already. The second part do you know why there is a one bullet rule? It's due to bullets hitting a farmer's barn that is behind the hill. Muzzle rise and all. The big metal deflectors on the range are there to stop rounds as well. If you look you will see dings were they were shot. But I am sure that doesn't matter that farmer should love the fact his barn is shot right, since its all for the 2nd amendment.
Yea cause Bristol totally doesn't support the shooting sports, even though it's been a range open for about a century. Helping people develop their shotgun, rifle,pistol, black powder and archery. And hosting youth shooting events. I get it you are all team McMiller. And if you want to take your gun and go there, fine. But to actively try and talk people out if a close and cheap range due to your hang up on the rules, that is lame. It reminds me of people who want go into stores that allow CC. You either agree with me 100% or forget it. Since we have enough problems with moms demand action Bloomberg etc. Let's turn on groups who we agree 90% of the time. Since we don't like their safety rules.
I am done with this conversation, since its not going anywhere and I am done wasting my time.
(02-10-2015, 12:27 AM)fromtheplaines Wrote:
I am not going to bother addressing the first part, I have spoken about that already. The second part do you know why there is a one bullet rule? It's due to bullets hitting a farmer's barn that is behind the hill. Muzzle rise and all. The big metal deflectors on the range are there to stop rounds as well. If you look you will see dings were they were shot. But I am sure that doesn't matter that farmer should love the fact his barn is shot right, since its all for the 2nd amendment.
Yea cause Bristol totally doesn't support the shooting sports, even though it's been a range open for about a century. Helping people develop their shotgun, rifle,pistol, black powder and archery. And hosting youth shooting events. I get it you are all team McMiller. And if you want to take your gun and go there, fine. But to actively try and talk people out if a close and cheap range due to your hang up on the rules, that is lame. It reminds me of people who want go into stores that allow CC. You either agree with me 100% or forget it. Since we have enough problems with moms demand action Bloomberg etc. Let's turn on groups who we agree 90% of the time. Since we don't like their safety rules.
I am done with this conversation, since its not going anywhere and I am done wasting my time.So by using the one bullet rule? the one bullet won't hit the farmer's barn or it's OK to hit the farmer's barn one bullet at a time? I would think if Bristol is all about safety and rules I think even hitting the farmer's barn one time is to many. One bullet rule is for safety I don't think so there more to it.
(02-09-2015, 03:59 PM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: I see no issue with holstered Concealed carry weapons on a range. If for any reason you would want to fire your concealed weapon I would think the proper way to do it is to unholster it on the firing line and handle it like any other fire arm you have on the firing line. And if in doubt ask the RSO how you should proceed.
Bristol treats shooters poorly with their silly 1 round rule. My solution is to NEVER go there, and encourage other shooters to do the same. If you are a into the shooting sports, you should not go to Bristol under any circumstances. And certainly don't join such a group. You have a choice in ranges, EXERCISE your right not to be treated POORLY.
I am not going to bother addressing the first part, I have spoken about that already. The second part do you know why there is a one bullet rule? It's due to bullets hitting a farmer's barn that is behind the hill. Muzzle rise and all. The big metal deflectors on the range are there to stop rounds as well. If you look you will see dings were they were shot. But I am sure that doesn't matter that farmer should love the fact his barn is shot right, since its all for the 2nd amendment.
Yea cause Bristol totally doesn't support the shooting sports, even though it's been a range open for about a century. Helping people develop their shotgun, rifle,pistol, black powder and archery. And hosting youth shooting events. I get it you are all team McMiller. And if you want to take your gun and go there, fine. But to actively try and talk people out if a close and cheap range due to your hang up on the rules, that is lame. It reminds me of people who want go into stores that allow CC. You either agree with me 100% or forget it. Since we have enough problems with moms demand action Bloomberg etc. Let's turn on groups who we agree 90% of the time. Since we don't like their safety rules.
I am done with this conversation, since its not going anywhere and I am done wasting my time.So by using the one bullet rule? the one bullet won't hit the farmer's barn or it's OK to hit the farmer's barn one bullet at a time? I would think if Bristol is all about safety and rules I think even hitting the farmer's barn one time is to many. One bullet rule is for safety I don't think so there more to it.