Thu Feb 08, 2018 5:18 pm
Sun Feb 11, 2018 10:53 am
Thu Feb 15, 2018 8:17 am
leadcounsel wrote:I've been a member of PB for years and find that the fee is reasonable. I do live close to it. It's probably more expensive in time/gas to drive an hour to the wilderness routinely than to have a trivial range fee. It's $100/year, or 30 cents per day. 1 time application fee too. Might be a wait list.
If you shoot once a month, it's about $8/month.
The hours are generally good. Covered ranges and lights mean year round out-door shooting.
Range masters can hassle you about "rapid fire" or "more than 8 rounds in a mag" or "human targets" which are my biggest issues.
It does shut down from time to time for events so check the calendar and plan accordingly.
Thu Feb 15, 2018 9:24 am
kuga wrote:leadcounsel wrote:I've been a member of PB for years and find that the fee is reasonable. I do live close to it. It's probably more expensive in time/gas to drive an hour to the wilderness routinely than to have a trivial range fee. It's $100/year, or 30 cents per day. 1 time application fee too. Might be a wait list.
If you shoot once a month, it's about $8/month.
The hours are generally good. Covered ranges and lights mean year round out-door shooting.
Range masters can hassle you about "rapid fire" or "more than 8 rounds in a mag" or "human targets" which are my biggest issues.
It does shut down from time to time for events so check the calendar and plan accordingly.
That's really disappointing about PB because I was looking for a range I could practice with my concealed carry and load 10+ rounds in my mags on my rifles. I hated living in CA (hence why I moved to WA not too long ago), and could only have 10rd magazines in pistol/rifle.
While I enjoy public BLM cause it's free, but it's not very safe. The BLM I was going to in SoCal had a bunch of idiots who would park literally next to me and shoot at rocks and aerosol cans. It was not very clean and people just left their garbage out there.
Guess I'll keep researching on where I can go besides indoor ranges.
Thu Feb 15, 2018 9:50 am
kuga wrote:leadcounsel wrote:I've been a member of PB for years and find that the fee is reasonable. I do live close to it. It's probably more expensive in time/gas to drive an hour to the wilderness routinely than to have a trivial range fee. It's $100/year, or 30 cents per day. 1 time application fee too. Might be a wait list.
If you shoot once a month, it's about $8/month.
The hours are generally good. Covered ranges and lights mean year round out-door shooting.
Range masters can hassle you about "rapid fire" or "more than 8 rounds in a mag" or "human targets" which are my biggest issues.
It does shut down from time to time for events so check the calendar and plan accordingly.
That's really disappointing about PB because I was looking for a range I could practice with my concealed carry and load 10+ rounds in my mags on my rifles. I hated living in CA (hence why I moved to WA not too long ago), and could only have 10rd magazines in pistol/rifle.
While I enjoy public BLM cause it's free, but it's not very safe. The BLM I was going to in SoCal had a bunch of idiots who would park literally next to me and shoot at rocks and aerosol cans. It was not very clean and people just left their garbage out there.
Guess I'll keep researching on where I can go besides indoor ranges.
Thu Feb 15, 2018 10:39 am
Duke EB wrote:kuga wrote:leadcounsel wrote:I've been a member of PB for years and find that the fee is reasonable. I do live close to it. It's probably more expensive in time/gas to drive an hour to the wilderness routinely than to have a trivial range fee. It's $100/year, or 30 cents per day. 1 time application fee too. Might be a wait list.
If you shoot once a month, it's about $8/month.
The hours are generally good. Covered ranges and lights mean year round out-door shooting.
Range masters can hassle you about "rapid fire" or "more than 8 rounds in a mag" or "human targets" which are my biggest issues.
It does shut down from time to time for events so check the calendar and plan accordingly.
That's really disappointing about PB because I was looking for a range I could practice with my concealed carry and load 10+ rounds in my mags on my rifles. I hated living in CA (hence why I moved to WA not too long ago), and could only have 10rd magazines in pistol/rifle.
While I enjoy public BLM cause it's free, but it's not very safe. The BLM I was going to in SoCal had a bunch of idiots who would park literally next to me and shoot at rocks and aerosol cans. It was not very clean and people just left their garbage out there.
Guess I'll keep researching on where I can go besides indoor ranges.
What you need to do is find out how you can use the action bays. Action bays are for competition, uspsa/idpa/etc. You can practice draw and such in the action bays. PB has them, TSC doesn't. I believe you can fire rifles in them too, but only up to a certain caliber. I'm not sure what that scenario is for PB.
Thu Feb 15, 2018 10:44 am
Sat Mar 03, 2018 11:22 pm
golddigger14s wrote:Indoor sucks. Evergreen Sportsman Club. $15 for all day.
Sun Mar 04, 2018 7:28 am
Mon Mar 05, 2018 7:19 pm
golddigger14s wrote:Indoor sucks. Evergreen Sportsman Club. $15 for all day.
Tue Mar 06, 2018 8:11 pm
Classic wrote:
Wednesday thru Sunday $15 at the Issaquah Sportsman club. If you want to join for a year it's like a $100
1.3.14. Rifles with automatic shell ejection shall have a spent casing catcher installed or shooters shall use a cartridge deflection screen available from the Range Safety Officer.
Tue Mar 06, 2018 11:18 pm
DM47 wrote:Classic wrote:
Wednesday thru Sunday $15 at the Issaquah Sportsman club. If you want to join for a year it's like a $100
I'm interested in ISC. I'm curious how the following rule works:
1.3.14. Rifles with automatic shell ejection shall have a spent casing catcher installed or shooters shall use a cartridge deflection screen available from the Range Safety Officer.
Wed Mar 07, 2018 7:13 am
MauiWowwee wrote:DM47 wrote:Classic wrote:
Wednesday thru Sunday $15 at the Issaquah Sportsman club. If you want to join for a year it's like a $100
I'm interested in ISC. I'm curious how the following rule works:
1.3.14. Rifles with automatic shell ejection shall have a spent casing catcher installed or shooters shall use a cartridge deflection screen available from the Range Safety Officer.
I’m a member at ISC. They have brass catchers available for you.
Wed Mar 07, 2018 4:53 pm
Classic wrote:golddigger14s wrote:Indoor sucks. Evergreen Sportsman Club. $15 for all day.
Wednesday thru Sunday $15 at the Issaquah Sportsman club. If you want to join for a year it's like a $100
Tue Mar 13, 2018 10:54 pm