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GA Gun Club in Gwinnett is FINALLY opening May 30!
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Nope. Shotgun, rifle, pistol. Took my SVT the other day, just because I haven't got to shoot it since I bought it. No problem w/ steel core either.
I hear ya. The older ranges kind of have us spoiled on prices.
For the new, purpose-built (or fully rehabbed) ranges in the ATL area, it seems like $15-$20 an hour is kind of the going rate these days. I don't know how many millions it costs to build a facility like that, but it's probably a few...
One cool thing about this place is that if the 100 yard range takes off, other places will start building them too. Hopefully closer to my neck of the woods than Buford.
Hello all. Pleased that so many are considering coming to shoot with us. We know we are just an empty building without you.
We are shooters and we built the facility based on our needs as consumers.
In the early planning stages when we looked at the overhead to do it this way we agreed that we wanted to shoot safely in a facility with the latest and most effective ballistic glass available between us and the shooter next to us, that an NRA Certified Range Safety Officer would always be present on an active range and most importantly, that we would be able to enjoy every moment shooting without concern for the temperature or lead particulate on the range. The HVAC system at the club keeps all of the lead particulate going downrange instead of taking it home in our noses or hair or clothes. Imagine doing this on 3 separate ranges and 28 lanes (the HVAC system for the 100 yard range is MASSIVE).
The question we asked ourselves was, "Is it worth it to invest so heavily in the safety contingencies if we have to charge more than other ranges"?
Yeah, it's worth it.
We are shooters and we built the facility based on our needs as consumers.
In the early planning stages when we looked at the overhead to do it this way we agreed that we wanted to shoot safely in a facility with the latest and most effective ballistic glass available between us and the shooter next to us, that an NRA Certified Range Safety Officer would always be present on an active range and most importantly, that we would be able to enjoy every moment shooting without concern for the temperature or lead particulate on the range. The HVAC system at the club keeps all of the lead particulate going downrange instead of taking it home in our noses or hair or clothes. Imagine doing this on 3 separate ranges and 28 lanes (the HVAC system for the 100 yard range is MASSIVE).
The question we asked ourselves was, "Is it worth it to invest so heavily in the safety contingencies if we have to charge more than other ranges"?
Yeah, it's worth it.
I would never pay this price to shoot !!! And at those prices it will be an empty building except for rich folks... Not tryimg to be hateful im sure its going to be a Bad A@# place but the Economy still sux..
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It's a public indoor range...you're gonna get swept.
But the people doing it will likely be dressed nicer.
5 minute drive.. State of the art range... Better than 2 hour drive there and back...12 dollars in gas..
for a 100 yard range..
for a 100 yard range..
