I'm fine. Im more pissed at PSA than I am about my thumb. I mean, it scared the living **** out of me and I thought I blew pieces of my hand off. But just some stinging from the impact and the dull thumping of the bone break.
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PSA & Sales Tax
- Thread starter rdogger
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You cant even HAVE a firearm in the rear of the area. Like, at all. even if confirmed clear. Im so used to "common sense" outdoor military style ranges.
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Wow! that could have been much worse, glad you still have all your digits
PSA had a screaming good deal on .45acp a couple of weeks back.
But by the time you added fifteen bucks in tax and fifty bucks shipping it wasn't even worth it. I think it was like $12.99/50 for brass cased ammo.
Sad, very sad!
But by the time you added fifteen bucks in tax and fifty bucks shipping it wasn't even worth it. I think it was like $12.99/50 for brass cased ammo.
Sad, very sad!
Good, and an excellent rule. You may know what your doing but I have seen enough to know that the other 95% don't have a clue. I'm in the process of joining a private range now so I can avoid all of the operators who feel they can ignore the rules and do as they please behind the firing line. You know, cuz they know better than everyone else. I've been muzzle swept by several weapons (I don't know or care if they were loaded or not) by supposedly unloaded guns behind me while the owners flailed away at mags or firearms in order to fix them. If you can't fix the gun while online then take it home or to a gunsmith. Don't monkey around with it behind 12 other people on a public range. The $15.00 range doesn't cover other people's stupidity or a hospital copay.
There was no muzzle sweep. weapon pointed towards ground to firing point. 0 danger. no loading until at the firing line. no ammunition in the weapon until at the firing line. Thats what happened. apparently thats a no go. Stupid ****. You must cater to first time gun owners. who call big black guns "assault rifles"
Damn straight. There are so many first time gun owners that every rule must take them in to consideration and cater to the lowest common denominator. Thats why so many gun ranges ban drawing from holsters and rapid fire. It's a gun range not a bowling alley and one accident can kill someone.
Yep, really like the 1st Timers, holding guns like they come out of the box, they call it gangster style, have no clue what "LINE COLD AND CLEAR IS" as they just continue to empty a magazine after the command to stop all firing was given. Certainly enjoyed watching them get a special escort off the range property after they said to the RANGE OFFICER, it a range we have a right to shoot...
The "RANGE OFFICER WAS DOING HIS JOB", and the 1st timer said you are violating my rights, THE RO, replied file a complaint as we have the entire incident on video, they really got quiet then, and complied and left.
Everything returned to a calm resumed firing of gun fire and range courtesy...
The "RANGE OFFICER WAS DOING HIS JOB", and the 1st timer said you are violating my rights, THE RO, replied file a complaint as we have the entire incident on video, they really got quiet then, and complied and left.
Everything returned to a calm resumed firing of gun fire and range courtesy...
That's a heck of a blowout. You're lucky it didn't take a piece or two of you with it.
Also, didn't mean to jump on you about the rear of the range thing, I'd just never seen a range that allowed it. Sounds like it's SOP if you have a military background.
