Precision Firearm & Indoor Range has a website?
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Richard in LA
Mag Whore
Not that I am aware of, but they used to years back under the old owners. Place is much nicer now. Only downside is that there are only 2 rifle bays, and not that long. If you're close by, go check it out.
well can someone answer some questions? i don't feel like waiting to call them.
how much to shoot for the hour? day?
are there iron targets for pistols and rifles? im not really a paper shooter.
can i bring my ak47? rapid fire?
and whats the restriction on ammo i saw on that review?
how much to shoot for the hour? day?
are there iron targets for pistols and rifles? im not really a paper shooter.
can i bring my ak47? rapid fire?
and whats the restriction on ammo i saw on that review?
Richard in LA
Mag Whore
$15 range fee, per day, not hour.
Steel plates for pistols in the middle, other lanes for paper targets. Only paper targets for rifles, unless a pistol caliber cartridge, then you can shoot it on the pistol lanes. I.E., 9mm ar, marlin camp 9/45, .22lr rifle, etc
You can rapid fire, they are watching you in the rifle tunnel on CCTV. If you act an ass, you will get booted and possibly held responsible if you cause damages to the target hangers. If you are keeping your rounds on paper, and not the ceiling, walls, etc. your fine.
No steel core ammo allowed (or at least that way in the past), its an indoor range, with armor plate bullet traps and the steel core can/will mess it up.
Steel plates for pistols in the middle, other lanes for paper targets. Only paper targets for rifles, unless a pistol caliber cartridge, then you can shoot it on the pistol lanes. I.E., 9mm ar, marlin camp 9/45, .22lr rifle, etc
You can rapid fire, they are watching you in the rifle tunnel on CCTV. If you act an ass, you will get booted and possibly held responsible if you cause damages to the target hangers. If you are keeping your rounds on paper, and not the ceiling, walls, etc. your fine.
No steel core ammo allowed (or at least that way in the past), its an indoor range, with armor plate bullet traps and the steel core can/will mess it up.
much different attitiude than when that review was written. they will actually tolerate more now than I think they should.
any ammo you want. no restrictions.
15 dollars all day. no hourly rate.
steel targets are set up.
most rifles are OK to shoot however for some reason they have a policy that to shoot an AK you must be a member. its several hundred dollars to a member.
rapid fire OK. what else do you want to know?
any ammo you want. no restrictions.
15 dollars all day. no hourly rate.
steel targets are set up.
most rifles are OK to shoot however for some reason they have a policy that to shoot an AK you must be a member. its several hundred dollars to a member.
rapid fire OK. what else do you want to know?
Richard in LA
Mag Whore
They allow steel core/AP ammo? Thats insane
Did not know that about the AK's. wonder why that is?
AroundLSU was referring to the old restriction that was mentioned in the old "review". The previous owner tried banning aluminum-cased and steel-cased cased ammo (Blazer, Wolf, et al) but that program was short lived. The issue was allegedly related to the resale of brass and the associated problems of sorting the casings. The real issue was one of trying to boost in-store ammo sales.
In any event, you can shoot any lead ammo at Precision.
In any event, you can shoot any lead ammo at Precision.
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