When people ask me why I hate Maryland, my answer never fails to mention that it's just too damn crowded. This post reminds me why I stopped going to indoor ranges.
I loved shooting at AGC, but I found it was too far from me. I bought membership for last 3 years and just never made the trip enough to make it worth while.
I'm still working, so I have to be as efficient and a 1/2 hour back and forth to AGC adds up.
I can't remember if it was Freestate or Continental but the last time I was in either one I was adjusting the zero on my AR and seeing what happens to POI for short HD type of distances. Next thing I know some "dude" (like the infamous Ma'am video) with earrings comes up flapping his arms and screaming at me about POA/POI for about 30 secs before I told him to calm down and get away from me.
Doesn't sound like Freestate as they have a rule that rifles have to be shot at their maximum distance of 25 yds.
I have something in the works
Doesn't sound like Freestate as they have a rule that rifles have to be shot at their maximum distance of 25 yds.
Doesn't sound like Freestate as they have a rule that rifles have to be shot at their maximum distance of 25 yds.
Those of you who know me around here know I infrequently come here to start complaints. Enough negativity in the air. But damn the situation just really infuriated me.
Mall ninja bugging the guy next lane over did it honestly. That guy should be a politician, ignore real issues and harass those who just want to be left alone.
I think my takeaway from your story is that your wife, who is a fairly new shooter was genuinely Afraid during the experience. A certain amount of rational concern and awareness of the dangers and risks involved is important. Genuine and rational fear is not necessary. That’s not the experience that and good business person wants customers to have, within their establishment.