Opinions on precision firearms in Baton Rouge?

[Gdonal7]

What are y’all’s opinions on precision firearms?

 

[JBP55]

I used to shoot there years ago and they allowed us to shoot while moving and rapid fire which many ranges do not allow.

 

[krotsman]

I always liked Precision. New owners in the last year, so things may be better or worse. I haven't been there since the change.

 

[SwampyDog]

Last time I went was probably 8ish years ago before I built my own range on my property. Small but nice facility. Went a few times a month for a couple years. Typical no nonsense, 1911 packing old guys at the counter with a decent selection of rentals and ammo. Being able to work from the holster and do actual drills at speed was a nice change from other indoor ranges. They also had a steel challenege setup. Most importantly I always felt safe in there. RSOs paid attention and I never once saw anyone behaving unsafely.

 

[aroundlsu]

The only indoor range I go to since they allow drawing from the holster and rapid fire. Also, the steel targets are a lot of fun. I recommend going during the week as it can get really busy and crazy on the weekends.

 

[davidd]

Agreed on the rapid fire and steel swinger target lane. Many ranges do not allow that or have steel targets for use by anyone. I tuned in my Mk4 for Steel Challenge matches on those swingers. Nice to be able to rapid fire for practice and break in the pistol.

 

[pandabear]

Last time I was there I was shooting an UZI carbine, one rd. at a time, when this young guy came screaming at me about no high power rifle allow! I didn't argued. Just packed my stuffs and never return.

 

[Jughead]

Go there periodically for pistol lanes only and no issues. They changed the opening time (maybe just during week) from 10 to 11. For high powered rifles they have a separate room the size of closet with 2 lanes. Even with exc ear protection the concussion is huge. It will shake the walls and your brain.

 

[swampfoxx]

Never had any issues there, but I always get a kick out of the bullet holes in the ceiling and walls of the rifle lanes. How hard is it to keep a rifle pointed downrange?