should I join this shooting range club whatever?
11-15-2006, 06:50 PM
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Location: Tupelo, MS
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should I join this shooting range club whatever?
I'm not real sure if this is there this belongs but it seems ok:
It's 50 bucks for a year...
http://www.whitetailridgeoutdoors.com
It's about 10 minutes from my house. What I'm particularly interested in is the relatively unlimited usage of the shooting ranges at no additional charge (except for the purchase of clay targets from them) as I understood it. I play paintball too but we probably wouldn't hit that course more than once or twice, it's too easy to get stuck in a routine if you hit the same course multiple times.
I was discussing it with my father earlier tonight and apparently the guy that owns that was at one point a champion skeet shooter. Also he seemed to think the price was very reasonable for what they offer.
It's 50 bucks for a year...
http://www.whitetailridgeoutdoors.com
It's about 10 minutes from my house. What I'm particularly interested in is the relatively unlimited usage of the shooting ranges at no additional charge (except for the purchase of clay targets from them) as I understood it. I play paintball too but we probably wouldn't hit that course more than once or twice, it's too easy to get stuck in a routine if you hit the same course multiple times.
I was discussing it with my father earlier tonight and apparently the guy that owns that was at one point a champion skeet shooter. Also he seemed to think the price was very reasonable for what they offer.
11-17-2006, 05:04 AM
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Location: Seagrove N.C. USA
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RE: should I join this shooting range club whatever?
I'm not real sure if this is there this belongs but it seems ok:
It's 50 bucks for a year...
It's 50 bucks for a year...
$50.00 a year is a deal.
I don't even have the option of a place to shoot.
Whitetail Ridge Outdoors Facilities Include:
*Ten(10) Skeet fields w/5 lighted fields
*Five(5) Trap field overlays w/5 lighted fields
*One(1) 5-Stand sporting clay field
*Rifle / Pistol / Archery ranges
*Full line ProShop for all your shooting or paintball needs
*Paintball fields include Airball, Hyperball, Woods & Scenario courses
*7,000 sq/ft clubhouse, ProShop, locker room
*2 fishing lakes & 2 picnic pavillions
*32 motor home hookups w/water & electric
All this for $50.00 a year
You would be crazzy to not join
JMHO
11-17-2006, 07:57 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
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RE: should I join this shooting range club whatever?
My local range has a skeet/trap field, nothing like what yours is, a rifle range that I think goes to 150 yards, an indoor pistol range and indoor archery and out door archery ranges. It has a pond, but I looked at it once and I don't know if I would fish in it, or if you even can.
This place the last time I checked was 200 bucks a year and you had to donate X amount of hours for a booth at a fair or helping with leagues and what not.
I would pay 50 dollars a year just to use an indoor archery building to be honest.
And as another reference we have a public skeet/range that is pretty simular to what your local club sounds like as far as skeet and trap fields. They also have an indoor pistol range (two lanes I think). They charge 6 dollars a round (25 clays) per person. They also rent guns for a dollar a round but you have to buy thier ammo. Between me and my girlfriend I could rack up more than 50 bucks in less than a month if i went every weekend and shot two rounds a person.
I would do it, I wish like heck we had something like that in my area. I would be all over it.
Heck I would pay some farmer 50 bucks a year just to use a field to throw skeet and shoot in. I would get my own thrower and clays.
Paul
This place the last time I checked was 200 bucks a year and you had to donate X amount of hours for a booth at a fair or helping with leagues and what not.
I would pay 50 dollars a year just to use an indoor archery building to be honest.
And as another reference we have a public skeet/range that is pretty simular to what your local club sounds like as far as skeet and trap fields. They also have an indoor pistol range (two lanes I think). They charge 6 dollars a round (25 clays) per person. They also rent guns for a dollar a round but you have to buy thier ammo. Between me and my girlfriend I could rack up more than 50 bucks in less than a month if i went every weekend and shot two rounds a person.
I would do it, I wish like heck we had something like that in my area. I would be all over it.
Heck I would pay some farmer 50 bucks a year just to use a field to throw skeet and shoot in. I would get my own thrower and clays.
Paul
