What is up with this??
The last time at the range, one of the many range officers tells me I have to load on the back bench and cap and fire on the front.
He said that is so you can keep the caps from the powder!!
I thought: What is I was firing a flinter? Would he tell me I have to remove the flint???
So I had to get up after every shot and move to the back bench to load.
I feel suffocated at this range! After paying, you go to the gate to wait for a lane. Then you take all your gear in, and they pick up and inspect every gun. This range guy was claiming my muzzleloader was charged!! I told him I just got through cleaning it!!
I am pro safety don't get me wrong, but these officers are on top of you!!
Too bad it is the only public range within 50 miles :shake:
I cannot find and indoor range to shoot BP pistol either :shake:
The last time at the range, one of the many range officers tells me I have to load on the back bench and cap and fire on the front.
He said that is so you can keep the caps from the powder!!
I thought: What is I was firing a flinter? Would he tell me I have to remove the flint???
So I had to get up after every shot and move to the back bench to load.
I feel suffocated at this range! After paying, you go to the gate to wait for a lane. Then you take all your gear in, and they pick up and inspect every gun. This range guy was claiming my muzzleloader was charged!! I told him I just got through cleaning it!!
I am pro safety don't get me wrong, but these officers are on top of you!!
Too bad it is the only public range within 50 miles :shake:
I cannot find and indoor range to shoot BP pistol either :shake: