They walk among us, and they don't wear anything to identify themselves.
sure you can, let him pull the trigger, one moron dead at the scene the other in the slammer looking at spending a very long time as someone's b1tch
I pity you guys that hafta go to indoor ranges for some trigger time. There's no way in hell I would go shooting with total strangers.
Life in the country is where it's at. I don't pay a range fee, I never have to stand in line and I never, ever gotta deal with dipshits like that.
Thank God I'm a country boy. I saw a thing one time that said "if you're lucky enough to live in the country then you're lucky enough. "
Life in the country is where it's at. I don't pay a range fee, I never have to stand in line and I never, ever gotta deal with dipshits like that.
Thank God I'm a country boy. I saw a thing one time that said "if you're lucky enough to live in the country then you're lucky enough. "
I usually go to Wilshire around 3:30 during the week, and I usually have an entire bay to myself.
I try to avoid the weekends and busy times.
I try to avoid the weekends and busy times.
Amen...hence the reason I have a membership to a range in BFE. I'll gladly make the 2 hour round trip if it means avoiding such dumba**es. Ranges like H&H are downright terrifying depending on who's sharing the bay and it's the selfie takers and first time shooters more often than not.
I've had one semi-close call and that's more than enough for a lifetime. My last visit to Henry's ended with an individual standing directly behind me (unbeknownst to me) attempting to troubleshoot why her Taurus' trigger would not re-set with a loaded mag in her pistol pointed directly at my 6:00 while I was shooting. Thankfully the RO Steve caught what was going on and put a stop to it.
Unbelievably STUPID! Wow, I was appalled at the sheer idiocy of those two morons. The RSO should have been more emphatic putting a stop to it, IMHO.
The last time I was at a certain indoor range, which was some eight years ago or so, I was the only one shooting for a little while. Then a couple around 40 years of age came in with a boy of about 10-12 years old, and I could see he had Down’s syndrome. I kind of kept an eye on them while going through a box of ammo, but at one point I was looking at my pistol, and when I glanced up, the father had the boy in front of him, and the boy had a pistol in his hands. He put a round into the ceiling.
I promptly packed up and left, and on my way out informed the folks at the front desk of what had transpired.
The last time I was at a certain indoor range, which was some eight years ago or so, I was the only one shooting for a little while. Then a couple around 40 years of age came in with a boy of about 10-12 years old, and I could see he had Down’s syndrome. I kind of kept an eye on them while going through a box of ammo, but at one point I was looking at my pistol, and when I glanced up, the father had the boy in front of him, and the boy had a pistol in his hands. He put a round into the ceiling.
I promptly packed up and left, and on my way out informed the folks at the front desk of what had transpired.
I certainly hope she was very quickly escorted out and invited to never, ever, return.
Top Gun Range in Houston ... both of them banned for life.
This is when the Government needs to step in, take him to a hospital and have him cut. To keep him from making any more idiots.
