Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
Thank you, thank you very much! (Done in my best Elvis voice.)
I will be appearing daily, with two shows on Friday and Saturday!
Piney Woods / East Texas shooters .... where are you?
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Thank you, thank you very much! (Done in my best Elvis voice.)
I will be appearing daily, with two shows on Friday and Saturday!
Thank you, thank you very much! (Done in my best Elvis voice.)
I will be appearing daily, with two shows on Friday and Saturday!
You are thanking me for welcoming him to the Forum?
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
You are thanking me for welcoming him to the Forum?
I misread your post and realized that after I had posted mine in reply to yours Sorry about that Cam.
That's what I figured.
I’m on the other side of Tyler from you - between Tyler and Gladewater off 271 a bit. I’ve been looking into the ranges in the area - how do you like that one? Do they have anything in the way of cover/structures to use for learning corners and such?
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BrazosCoTX
New Member
Pros and cons.
Pros: Easy to get to... no hassles, just sign in at the main house and then head over about 50 yards to the pistol range. Never been crowded, sometimes I have the whole range to myself. When there are other shooters, everyone seems to abide by basic range etiquette like going "cold" when someone needs to change/check a target. There is an overhang above the firing line, which provides some shade.
Cons: Bare bones operation... bring your own targets and clips/stapler to attach them to cardboard. Range seldom gets policed for brass, with a lot of it piling up below the edge of the firing line. No shoot/move allowed, no shooting from behind cover... like an indoor range, stand at your lane and shoot.
Bottom line: for what I'm paying (I think it was about $100/yr), I have no real complaints. The range caters mostly to the trap and skeet crowd, and the rifle/pistol shooters operate in the fringe.
Pros: Easy to get to... no hassles, just sign in at the main house and then head over about 50 yards to the pistol range. Never been crowded, sometimes I have the whole range to myself. When there are other shooters, everyone seems to abide by basic range etiquette like going "cold" when someone needs to change/check a target. There is an overhang above the firing line, which provides some shade.
Cons: Bare bones operation... bring your own targets and clips/stapler to attach them to cardboard. Range seldom gets policed for brass, with a lot of it piling up below the edge of the firing line. No shoot/move allowed, no shooting from behind cover... like an indoor range, stand at your lane and shoot.
Bottom line: for what I'm paying (I think it was about $100/yr), I have no real complaints. The range caters mostly to the trap and skeet crowd, and the rifle/pistol shooters operate in the fringe.
Atlanta , also shoot at the Texarkana Gun Barn. From time to time I shoot at Smith park on the Arkansas side south of Fouke. Looking for more than a 100 yard rifle close but haven't found one yet.
BrazosCoTX
New Member
I shoot the indoor GSSF matches at the Texarkana Gun Barn... nice folks there, customer friendly, and decent prices on stuff.
HLR?
Welcome to the Forum!
kenboyles72
Active Member
HLR ehh, my son is a security guard there.
A bit east and south off 155.
