>$20 for 1 hour before the $300 in ammo you’re about to shoot.
>range maxes out at 75 feet (25m)
>always hot as shit year round
>concrete walls to maximize hearing damage.
>Even with 34db (most hearing protection won’t be this good either) of noise reduction the setup of the range will still cause hearing damage.
>James will bring his .454 and .308 battle rifle to the indoor range to make it worse.
>1 of 3 gun ranges Within 40 miles so it’s always packed with retards
>single lanes nothing moving “how would you like to shoot the same paper target another 300 times”
>anytime spent loading magazines, or if you just got a new gun breaking it in cuts into precious range time
>no steel case, no steel tip
>range officer gets on you if you “rapid fire” beyond 12 feet
>only 1 or 2 outdoor gun ranges under 50 miles, both are slow fire only change targets every 30 minutes only open half the years.
>would be easier to level the Middle East then trying to find a private place to shoot steel or anything other then the same paper target at 7 meters.
>hours that the range is open requires you to take time off work to get there, I get 30 days a year off which is generous but still not enough with other hobbies
>ammo price literally dictated by the fee fees of schizophrenics
I’m beginning to think that you’re better off finding out if you’re allowed to have guns as a hobby based on where you live rather then just trying to have shooting as a hobby.

>>63862826 (OP)
You forgot to mention all of the lead contaimination too.

>>63862829
the most efficient absorption method of lead, on top of that

>>63862829
I only shoot twice a year now because of all the reasons I mentioned. There’s always shit I’m forgetting too. I’m genuinely convinced you can only enjoy the hobby if you’re rich as all shit and can have a private out door range and actually entertaining targets other then
>look it’s a paper target
Clays has been the most fun I’ve genuinely had with the hobby in the past 6 months.

>>63862826 (OP)
That’s on you negative Nancy. Indoor ranges are great for particular reasons
>shooting pistols at adjustable pistol distances
>can quickly check your target and send out new ones without having to wait for cease fire
>not hot because they have huge air conditioners running to keep ventilation up to code
>noise isn’t that bad, just double up.
>reloading mags because yeah no shit, you have to reload mags anywhere, it’s not a range issue
>range hours are inconvenient with work hours? Get a better job wagie
Squishies and a headset, nice and comfy
>if that’s still a problem move to a better state

>Not filling a box with rubber mulch in your basement and letting one or two rounds off whenever you feel like it
But in all seriousness I hate it here
At least the range has good ventilation and A/C

>>63862826 (OP)
>Guy next to you firing his 12 gauge with the muzzle brake, you can feel it in your bones.

>>63862826 (OP)
Plugs AND cans. Plugs AND cans. I don't understand you crybabies who think one set of hearing protection is supposed to save you from a fifty going off next to your head.

>>63862826 (OP)
>James will bring his .454 and .308 battle rifle to the indoor range to make it worse.
Boy do I have a story for you.
>live in vegas
>indoor range is always full of colorful characters
>shooting in right lane
>asian tattoo bro comes in with his festival/cosplay girlfriend
>pulls out a scar 17 for his girlfriend to shoot while he is taking pictures of her
>she turns muzzle 90 degrees (range rule is always pointing down range) and sweeps legs of her boyfriend posing for pictures
>rso opens door and firmly says FIREARMS MUST BE POINTED DOWN RANGE AT ALL TIME
>instead of just turning around and pointing down range she freezes and panicks for no reason
>RSO repeats himself again, FIREARMS MUST BE POINTED DOWN RANGE AT ALL TIME
>completely throws her hands up like she's playing hot potato and drops the scar right on the concrete
>asianbro immediately starts bitching at her
>she cries
>they leave
Still can hear the sound of that SCAR slapping concrete EOTech first lmao.

>>63862849
People out west have it better because they can just go to some BLM land and shoot for free. The drawback is that they live in a blighted desert, though.

>>63862878
This. You're fucking insane if you're not doubling up on your earpro indoors.

>>63862895
it's the bf's fault 100% for pampering his little queen instead of explaining everything to her before she showed up

>>63862897
>People out west have it better because they can just go to some BLM land and shoot for free
For a second I thought you meant there were Black Lives Matters compounds you wanted to go shoot up, then that they're running open-air ranges to support the revolution and you could just rock up at one and start blasting away at cop-shaped targets.

Not my problem you have to resort to indoor cancer.

>>63862897

Big Beautiful Bill puts 250 million acres of that BLM land up for auction, including all the potential shooting spots. Fuck this timeline.

>>63862826 (OP)
>you should pick your hobbies based on your specific circumstances
Well yeah, it's also kind of stupid to get into sailing if you're nowhere near the water. Real big brain realizations ITT.

>>63862949
>brown, dry, hot
I always feel bad for desertbros, their ranges just look like you spend all day sweating and inhaling dust.

>>63862996
>>63862949
man fuck ya'll i'm jealous as hell. I don't even OWN rifles because all I can get at are pistol ranges.

>>63863000
What cunt?
You could always move.

This is true about a lot of things, where you're born pretty much determines your entire life. Try getting into rock climbing in Florida or boating in New Mexico. Not only are physical locations to do these things rare, but anyone skilled and passionate has likely moved to a better spot, so the mentors you're learning from are all casuals.

>>63863048
>but anyone skilled and passionate has likely moved to a better spot, so the mentors you're learning from are all casuals.
Pretty much sums up this entire board.

>>63862829
>Lead contamination
Nigro, I've been casting bullets in a shed with meh ventilation for over 11 years and my lead levels are barely above slightly elevated. You fags worry too much

>>63862826 (OP)
The east coast is hell.

>>63863042
that's my retirement plan. I need money and shitloads of it and they got it here and now.

>>63863048
>anyone skilled and passionate has likely moved to a better spot, so the mentors you're learning from are all casuals.
Needs to be /k/'s fucking tagline.

>>63862826 (OP)
I just go to my family’s ranch. I only shoot pistols at the range.

>>63863080
Problem is that this “better spot” doesn’t exist online.

>>63863134
It does. This ain't it. You need to go to forums with registration and moderation that lends to productive discussions.

>>63862962
Yeah this pisses me off. It's desert land I used to shoot in.

>>63862826 (OP)
Sharing space with ghetto nigs at a place that caters to the lowest common denominator to fleece them is not worth it.
>Eagle Sports Range near Chicago.
>I shoot passably well.
>Blacks want to see the gun that lets me shoot well.
>They can't shoot it well.
>I get to feel superior.
>Go during times when RO's are good guys.
>Getting undisclosed benefits from being a competent shooter who listens to the rules.
Other times
>Get muzzled by a nigger who stepped away from the line to load his turkshit shotgun
>Which was loaded and pointed at the back of everyone at the range.
>Step away to tell RO: some retard kid who who looking down at his phone.
>"I didn't see it."
>Point it out when it happens a second time
>ACTUALLY does something about it.
Not to mention general greed.
>Used to have a dual membership with my dad.
>Pre-covid they'd politely ask to renew membership before charging the card.
>This decency went out the door once covid hit so they could charge people who would not be shooting given ammo prices at the time.
Assholes lost all my business after that.

>>63862996
Desert bro here. It has its charms. There’s actually a surprising amount of green in the desert, but ranges are usually in baron areas so it gives a false perspective.

>>63862895
>eotech first
Oof. I have a funny hearing story too
>at outdoor ranges
>booth next to me is a dad and teenage daughter
>looks like both are inexperienced and basically learning together, with no experienced shooter to help
>oh boy
>they do alright with the pistol they brought, only real complaint was they were both tea cupping hard
>cease fire ends
>I had a speed loader for my GP100 ready so I loaded and cocked in just a second or two
>out of the corner of my eye I see they both still have their ear pro on top of their heads, not over their ears
>decide to give them another few seconds being I give them permanent ear damage with my magnum
>someone else shoots at a booth way down the line, scares the shit out of them and they quickly put their earpro back on
If it was anyone else I probably would have just sent it and punished their foolishness but they seemed nice.

>>63862996
It’s better than wet and hot. Half the year I go outside you’re guaranteed to get sweaty (and also the sweat doesn’t evaporate) and your carry gun has to be stainless. This is taken at my gunclub’s swamp range. The different distances are at least separated by berms so you can check targets a lot more easily though.

>>63863174
That sucks, I usually have a good experience with ROs, especially the young ones. Though my indoor range is staffed mostly by young vets, so they take safety seriously but still like to have fun. Recently,
>go to indoor range
>young vet bro chilling watching everyone, not too busy of a day so he’s mostly watching me
>kneel down to open my rifle case with my shotgun in it
>open case, barrel is pointing opposite of down range
>monkey brain thinks for a minute, could easily just pick it up and flip it
>smart monkey brain says no
>close the case, flip the whole case around, open, remove shotgun
>glances up at RO
>he has a huge smile on his face and gives me a thumbs up
>literally looks like pic related
> “you have no idea how much I appreciate that”
>hell yeah
The range is a little pricey but the staff make it worth it. They have a perfect balance of chill attitude and rigorous safety.

>>63862939
How retarded/young are you?

>>63862826 (OP)
>no steel case, no steel tip
I've never been to an indoor range that gave a fuck that I was chucking steel instead of brass all over their floors.

>hours that the range is open requires you to take time off work to get there, I get 30 days a year off which is generous but still not enough with other hobbies
The ones near me are open until at least 8:00 on weekdays.

>Even with 34db (most hearing protection won’t be this good either) of noise reduction the setup of the range will still cause hearing damage.
Wear ear plugs under your muffs, fuckwit. Who doesn't do this?

Plenty of valid points but you're an idiot for the hearing protection one.

>>63862826 (OP)
This is a (You) problem. My range is a flat monthly fee, I buy ammo online in bulk because Im not retarded, there is no RO hovering over you, and they rent machine guns. Its your choice to live where you do.

>>63863276
>I buy ammo online in bulk because Im not retarded
it's wild to me, absolutely insane, that hardly anyone does this.No one I know does, I'm the only guy in my circles buying them by the 1000.

>>63862826 (OP)
If all I had available was indoor ranges, I wouldn't shoot as a hobby. And you don't have to move all the way innadesert to find public land out west. I used to drive up into those hills, pull off the side of the road, and that was my shooting range, but private range memberships also tend to be under $200/year so you have your options.

>bring new shooter to indoor range
>RSO is going through the rules
>ABSOLUTLY NO STEEL CASE
>ive been going to this range for a while and this is a new rule
>new shooter turns to me and askes why no steel case
>I tell them it's because they are too lazy to sort the steel from the brass when they go to sell it
>RSO looks pissed and stutters that it's due to a fire risk

Its the same range where you risk your life going since all the ghetto nigs stop by there, ive been flagged numerous times with loaded guns from niggers posing foe pictures

>>63863315
Can’t speak for everyone, but I can’t afford to make my hobby cheaper. If I buy a 500 round box, I’m way more likely to go to the range and shoot it all, more than I naturally would. I would feel obligated to shoot it. Then I’ll buy more and more, in the long run spending more money than before. I’m getting a better rate of course, but I would increase the frequency of range trips. Whereas now I wait until I actually really want to go, pick up a box or 2 at the sporting goods store nearby and hit the range. I get the same satisfaction. The same logic goes for food. If you buy food in bulk, you’ll end up eating more because you have more, not because you’re actually hungry for more.

>>63863333
Checked and kek’d

>>63863333
I feel kinda silly now.
>go to range
>shoot a bit
>decide to get my LtCC because my name is super common and screens are taking too long
>go shoot with the dude at the range he works at
>he asks if I’m gonna pick up that brass
Something small like that will make me a customer for life.

>>63863224
I buy a lot from auction sites and I've noticed guns from Southern/humid states almost always have surface rust somewhere or at least develop a patina/color change over time.
I usually avoid them for that reason, seems like a shitty place to be a gun owner when even the air is out to destroy your funs.

>>63863224
You're extremely out of shape and take shit care of your guns if you're having any of the problems you just made up.

>>63863337
Normal adults have this thing they exercise called "self-discipline."
Give it a shot, maybe pick up a book about it or something.

>>63863370
Links I said, just me. I give in to temptation often so I just restrict my supply. Buy beer small, buy snacks small, buy ammo small etc. Just makes it easier

>>63863183
It's great when it is 116F out.

>>63863388
Unironically yes. The place is deserted. Just wear some light breathable pants and long sleeves with a hat and stay hydrated. It ain’t that bad. Builds character. Also makes you appreciate your AC more when you get home.

>>63863337
>but I can’t afford to make my hobby cheaper.
sounds to me like you CAN but you just don't WANT to, and that's cool, but don't say you can't. You're capable of doing things the smart way but prefer not to.

>>63863414
You’re probably right. Though there are different ways to be “control” temptation. I would argue purposely not buying tempting items is a form of control. It’s why I never got into WoW. All my buddies played it for a year or two and begged me to join their clan or whatever. But I knew if I started playing I’d get sucked in and never be able to focus on other things. So I just never started. Same reason why I don’t touch pot or gummies. I’m sure it’ll be great and help me relax, but I know myself and I do not need a new dependency

>>63863429
>not playing WoW or getting into weed because of this mechanism of the mind
to know yourself so well puts you ahead of the game, brotherman.

>>63863437
It’s drives my wife crazy because I’m essentially saying “yes I know I have a problem but I’m not doing anything to end it”. My dear, I am. The only way to kill off a dependency or addiction is to starve it. It’s how I broke my cravings for soda, chocolate, desserts, most alcohols, and video games. Remove temptation and your body eventually forgets how good it was and drops it. Now I don’t want to completely kill my hobby of shooting, but I also don’t want to stoke it into a full blown obsession. At least until I have the disposable income to maintain it.

>>63863315
Pretty much everywhere ships cases for free and you can find which vendors will or wont charge you tax depending on your state. But no, there are anons spending almost 75cents per round of winny white box because they buy 200rds everytime they stop at academy, or even worse they
>buy it from the range
lmao unreal

>>63863477
i'm too fucking poor to spend 100 bucks every time I wanna go shooting.

>>63863477
Damn you made me remember during Covid the ranges were the only ones that had ammo in stock. And you could only buy it if you were going to shoot it right then and there. Dark days

>>63862826 (OP)
Boomer brass goblins exist at my range, always hovering around looking for brass.

>>63863501
Indeed. I don't think I've gone to an indoor range since covid, I dont think i want to.

>>63863514
Much preferred to the boomer ass goblin subbreed.

>>63862826 (OP)
Indoor ranges are just fucking gay. Go to an outdoor one. The only good one I've ever been to is the one at the NRA HQ, unironically quite nice and cheap. Plus there's the museum you can take your new guns friends to after.

>>63862826 (OP)
Just find somewhere in the desert or woods, it’s worth the drive

>>63863514
>Oy vey, Anon!
>You gonna use that brass, are ya? Huh?
>It's on da floor, technically it's not yours anymore.
>I was at this range first 3,000 years ago.
>If you wanna be difficult, I can litigate.
>Six million rounds of ammunition and you're gonna fuss over one piece of brass?
>Nobody is even going to miss a handful of brass.
>I'll just take this bucket of brass now, I'll be seeing you in court.
The Hebrew Handloader strikes again.

>>63863497
1k rds of 9mm range trash is ~$230 shipped. Just buy it and store it. Being poor is a choice.

>>63863550
that's what I do, you silly goose. I was speaking to what >>63863477 said about the retards who buy those winch 200 round packs at the range with the dipshit markup.

>>63863575
Sorry anon am tarded

>>63862897
Shooting out east sucks. Handful of indoor ranges with all thoe aforementioned problem, all outdoor ranges are 40+ minutes away and/or require expensive as fuck memberships. The only non member shooting days dont work with my work schedule since I work weekends

>>63862878
>buy suppressors for everyone else at the range
I already do double up. You have to not fundamentally understand how hearing damage works if you think this solves it. The true solution is, suppressors only, doubled up or custom ear plugs and shoot only outdoors. Go ahead put in all the hearing protection you want that won’t prevent hearing damage from shotguns indoors.

>>63862985
Or maybe I already have everything else decided for me in life I don’t want another thing to be chosen for me due to things beyond my control.

indoors ain't so bad (it sucks, i'm coping)

>>63863640
Wtf I used squishys and a cheap headset indoors with all kinds of short barrels rifles and shotguns and it’s fine. I’ve literally never had a problem or felt any discomfort.

>>63863647
life ain't gonna give you much if you spend you finite energy trying to control the uncontrollable.

>>63863263
It’s like you people purposely don’t want to understand how this work. You can put all the hearing protection you want on. Razors+earplugs then duct tape your whole head. It caps out at 34 db and normally this is fine if you’re outdoors or using suppressors. However when Adrian with his 12 gauge shows up at the indoor range you are still getting hearing damage but dropped below the threshold of pain. It makes a difference in the long term not just one visit but tens or hundreds of visits

>>63863662
You’re damaging your hearing just slower. Your setup will drop you below the threshold of pain but not damage. Your hearing once completely destroyed cannot come back. This issue isn’t as bad outdoors because the sound doesn’t vibrate off the concrete bunker you’re in at indoor ranges.

>>63862826 (OP)
>found a cool outdoor range(as in the range itself is cool, not the faggot members)
>has a rolling yearly lottery for who can get in
>or if youre family of someone already in
>and theyre only open like 1 day a month
>and they only let new people in 1 day a year
Whats the point?

>>63863083
Most of the lead in indoor ranges does not come from the projectile; it comes from the primer igniting and then remains there due to poor ventilation. Casting bullets would not harm you at all.

>>63863672
I move or leave if some retard shows up to an indoor range with a fucking shotgun or some shit like that.

>>63862996
>wow a whole 100 yards
>NO RAPID FIRE SON AINT GON TELL YU AGIN

>>63862826 (OP)
>Be me
>Wagie
>Solve the same problem by getting a membership for $20 a month
>Reload calibers other than 9mm in my free time
>Double up on ears
Sucks a fat one compared to the 2010s ammo prices and having non RO state park ranges back where I used to live but you can make things bearable with a bit of work

>>63863183
>ranges are usually in baron areas so it gives a false perspective.
ESL or do you guys have an aristocracy out there?

>>63863707
So you agree it’s a problem with indoor ranges. Wish everyone could just have suppressor's then it wouldn’t even be a conversation.

>>63863745
Kek didn’t even notice. That’s probably the first time I’ve ever typed out that word before. There’s only one baron in my life.

>>63863681
you talk like a faggot and your shits all retarded but I bet you got a mean head game

>>63863672
It's like you're deliberately fucking stupid. You mention 34dB NRR which is a highly rated ear muff then when I call your stupid fucking ass out on it you move the goalposts to "well yeah but it's still not good enough if you use two forms of hearing protection". No shit, it's not optimal. I'm calling you a retard for only wearing a single form of hearing protection (34dB earmuffs) instead of doubling up. If you were doubling up, you'd be stating the combined rating not 34dB. The combined rating of 34dB earmuffs and 33dB ear plugs worn correctly (you probably don't know how to do this because you're obviously a tard) is something like 39dB.

>>63863770
based peasant pizzaanon

>>63863083
You are unironically going to die of sideroblastic anemia, anon

>>63863788
This is just not true. Anyone that says you can get 39 nrr is either lying or stupid. 34~ is as good as it gets with custom ear plugs from an audiologist. Most budget headsets are only rated for 22-23 and even the most expensive headsets don’t usually exceed 26-28. Not my hearing you can call me a faggot all you want doesn’t change the facts of it.

>>63863672
Just so you know, this chart is useless since it doesn't specify the distance or location of the SPL measurement. dB of sound pressure is meaningless on its own, it requires a distance from source to be meaningful. It's like telling someone the velocity a round achieved without mentioning the barrel length it came out of, one variable is highly dependent on the other.

>>63863826
https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/19104-double-hearing-protection

>>63862857
>>reloading mags because yeah no shit, you have to reload mags anywhere, it’s not a range issue
But when the range charges by the hour...

>>63862826 (OP)
>>James will bring his .454 and .308 battle rifle to the indoor range to make it worse.
Whatcha gon' do about it, faggot? MY range now.

>>63863876
It takes like 10-30 seconds to load a mag, even a large one. Also you can pre load your mags before you get there and cut down on reloading. Either way it’s part of the experience. That’s like complaining about baiting a hook and casting a line is eating into your precious fishing time.

>>63863922
people love complaining. Some people THRIVE on whining about every little thing they can. It's how they were raised.

>>63863083
depends how often and soon after exposure you tested. blood levels naturally fall over time after exposure because your body moves the blood lead into your bones and organs, which is where the damage happens. you wouldn't want it to be elevated at all at any point if you value your brain and other organs.

>>63863931
Thats not true at all im sick of you faggots saying this.

i drive 45 mins outside of town to go to the gun club i paid 100 bucks a year for, its worth it.

>>63864023
>another complaint

>>63862962
False. It increases the land ELIGIBLE for sale from the current 120 million acres to 250 million acres. It only mandates the sale of 2 million acres.

My indoor range allows full auto. None of the outdoor ranges near me do. I own several full auto guns. So yeah, indoor range is great.

>>63864076
That was the joke, anon

>>63862962
Yet the hearing protection act and short act are in it

Indoor ranges have their place. I go almost weekly in the summer when it's 110+ outside and doing anything at all I the heat is miserable. Mine is better ventilated and air conditioned than most, and I have a membership and go during the week so crowding isn't usually an issue. I only shoot handguns there so the range is plenty.

The noise is still an issue, and I usually double up with plugs under my comtacs. In the winter when the weather is nice, I end up wanting to ride my motorcycle more than shoot anyway.

>>63862996
Nah. It's legit better than the opposite. Hardly any rain shutting things down, constant dry 70-80F. I get so much more shooting here than I did at my old range.

>>63862849
you dont need much land to shoot clays on, i do it all the time in my friends backyard and he lives in what is effectively just a rich suburb where each house has about 3-5 acres of land

>>63862826 (OP)
I'm a member of an outdoor range but it is still gay it's like 45-55 mins to get there and they are only open until sundown. the indoor ones closer to me are also gay and usually filled with no gunz retard. if I go to an indoor range I only shoot my .22

>>63862826 (OP)
>>range officer gets on you if you “rapid fire” beyond 12 feet
at the 2 ranges I've been to this hasn't been a thing. the outdoor range I'm a member of doesn't care as long as you hit your target and the berm. at the indoor range I've seen jannies yell at people while ignoring the fact I was trying to recreate the opening credits of the rifleman

>>63862858
>But in all seriousness
but i am serious about the mulch thing

>>63864143
1 acre is too many. Mike Lee should be tarred and feathered.

>>63863333
>fire risk
thats the biggest stretch ive heard yet as to why they dont like steel case

>>63867538
You, the usual bullshit of either steel cases bouncing on the floor causing sparks or the slightly more plausible steel core projectiles doing the same. That being said, an old indoor range near me caught fire like 10 years ago. It was shut down for months. No idea what started it though.

>>63863333
>ive been flagged numerous times with loaded guns from niggers posing foe pictures
Going back after the first time is like being a beautiful woman wearing a skimpy outfit in a a dark ghetto alleyway. No, you don't "deserve" to get what's going to happen, but you aren't exercising basic sense to avoid danger.

>>63863239
wholesome as FUCK

Own land now shoot less than when I lived in apartments

>>63864143
you are right. thank god we can finally sell this disgusting public land to jewish real estate companies (who donated to trump) to hire illegal spics to build more cardboard houses for pajeets to destroy our communities.

>>63863202
>they were both tea cupping hard
It's surprising how often a new shooter will do this.

>>63862833
You mean inhaling particles or skin absorption? Wouldn't the most efficient method be intravenous?

>>63862826 (OP)
I shoot at my local outdoor range that goes out to 300 yards. I also shoot for free because the owner of the range is a long time family friend.
Even if he wasn't, I still wouldn't have to pay because veterans shoot for free.

Indoor ranges are a big city thing. I've never lived in the city, aside from military housing. If you live in a rural area, find the largest farm you can, and volunteer some of your weekend time to help out on the farm in exchange for shooting on their property.
That's what I did for years when I was younger, and the older guys love it. They will shoot with you, and farmers are not fudds; They love all guns equally. It will really make their day.
Most people don't realize this, but old farmer types are just bros. They want a guy buddy to hang out with and shoot with on the weekends.

>>63862826 (OP)
Such is life here in DFW; no public land for shooting and there’s two pricey outdoor ranges. My Range USA isn’t that bad thankfully. No dark elves when I go there. Most staff are younger guys. One RSO likes my Bucee’s Sonnenrad Patch on my range bag and my Sneed patches. They also love when I bring my A2 clone. Had a good memory there a year ago when I brought my 1911, Wrangler, A2 clone, and Bersa Thunder all there in my rifle case. I set it down and just started pulling guns out and a boomer in the next booth was watching me and he gave me a thumbs up (which I returned to him with a grin)

>>63862849
Hop on prqctiscore and see if there are any uspsa matches you can shoot. Usually after hours and not full of retards. Also nobody shooting a rifle, typically just pistol or pcc.

>>63862857
Yeah honestly just buy more mags

>>63870441
movies, hollywood did this all the time till very recently

>>63873083
God damn it anon. If they can't find that out themselves they're low IQ, so don't send them over to our matches. Normies ruin EVERYTHING. Absolutely positively everything.

>>63870441
Literally nothing wrong with tea cupping
Nothing wrong with "chicken winging" either

>>63870473
It's true that intravenous would be more efficient. Inhaling the lead primer dust is bad though.

>>63862826 (OP)
>local Game and Fish range
>outdoors, covered shooting positions with benches
>large rifle and pistol ranges, plenty of lanes
>almost never full
>clean, people usually pick up after themselves
>$5 for the day, 2 targets included
>RSOs are pretty strict, 1 round per second type stuff
>could be worse, keeps the retards at bay
All in all pretty good. I need to find another place where I can practice drills, but it's a nice place and the staff are chill.

There's a local boomer fudd club that has an outdoor range but I'm wondering if it's worth the faggotry
Full time RSOs for both ranges, no rapid fire, 20 pages of rules

>>63863250
u fag

>>63862826 (OP)
Only decent public range that I know of is an indoor range. Normally I just shoot on my property, but I have to go to a public range when shooting with others.