The steel core rounds are a problem with steel targets and people shooting the .22 and pistol targets with rifles! the steel targets are expensive. not saying they should get rude but up keep is a lot of work and cost. just my 2 cents.
The steel core rounds are a problem with steel targets and people shooting the .22 and pistol targets with rifles! the steel targets are expensive. not saying they should get rude but up keep is a lot of work and cost. just my 2 cents.
I didn't have steel core rounds. Guilty by association, if you shoot an AK, it's your fault. The rudeness was unjustified.
OK, again I seriously doubt the same person works there anymore. Myself, and the other guy that works there we pride our-selfs on our customer service. So, I assure you the rudeness whoever it may have been is GONE!! Ok next thing, calibers allowed at Gunworld's range....
Rifles up to a 30-30
No High velocity without being frangible
All pistols (we have a customer shoot a 500 S&W quite frequently)
shotguns.
Any other questions, comments, concerns about GW?
Rifles up to a 30-30
No High velocity without being frangible
All pistols (we have a customer shoot a 500 S&W quite frequently)
shotguns.
Any other questions, comments, concerns about GW?
The last time I walked into GunWorld they wanted to charge me their highly insane $14 (maybe it was $12... been a bit) as a hourly rate to use the range. The previous dozen times or so I shot there, I would get charged per session, but I walked in, was explained the fee to use the range was always an hourly rate - but that it's rarely enforced. Seems like BS to me... I was to be only the 3rd shooter in the range. Needless to say, I've taken my shooting to other less expensive ranges that have policies that let me shoot for as long as I want to for less without the BS.
$14.00 per person unlimited time. I'll tell ya the same thing tomorrow. Alot of the things from the past that has given GW a really bad reputation are gone. Prices can still be up there on some things, but there are things that can be done.
Can anyone tell me if a hunting license is required to use the Happy Hollow range?
***EDIT*** A hunting license is not required for the Happy Hollow range.
Correct. It is not required for Happy Hollow. It IS Requried for the Okmulgee public range.
I just returned from Happy Hollow and was somewhat less than impressed. I guess the website should've been the first indication about the range.
I drove my 'Stang and after another good, hard rain...there won't be a chance of a car getting down in there.
I was also taken aback by the rudeness of the owner, enough so that I won't be returning. I would rather pay extra for nicer facilities and polite staff.
As the old adage goes, you get what you pay for.
I drove my 'Stang and after another good, hard rain...there won't be a chance of a car getting down in there.
I was also taken aback by the rudeness of the owner, enough so that I won't be returning. I would rather pay extra for nicer facilities and polite staff.
As the old adage goes, you get what you pay for.
Also required for the Wagoner Range, though it seems like they would want you to have a tetnus shot instead. That place is a dump. How hard is it to pick up after yourself?
For a moment there, I thought you were talking about Happy Hollow because the same could be said. I was very disappointed in what I discovered. It was almost as if I had stepped onto the set of the movie "Deliverance". Talk about a bunch of backwoods, cousin marryin' hillbillies.
