I was the UPS driver out there years ago. Every time that I would deliver, he'd offer me coffee and would pull a .45 out to sell, LOL.Its bothersome to me, if he has been gone for so long, how you still remember the name.
I was the UPS driver out there years ago. Every time that I would deliver, he'd offer me coffee and would pull a .45 out to sell, LOL.Its bothersome to me, if he has been gone for so long, how you still remember the name.
That's too bad...GenX is the best. Punk rock, Latch key, Independence, Don't take no sh*t off nobody, etc.Yeah, I try not to be..that don't mean I can't recognize it?
Glad to hear I’m not the only person that hates all the LGS’s around OKC. I’ve had a negative customer service experience at H&H, Wilshire, and Big Boys. None of them are getting my money anymore, good customer service can be difficult dealing with new shooters or egos but I’m neither and still get condescending remarks and attitude.
RSO at big boys the singular time I went was absolutely eye ****ing me and a buddy and ignoring the rest of the range. I actually had to just take a breathe and pack up and leave. I wasn’t doing anything different than anyone else in there and he was hawk eyeing us looking for any excuse to say something.
To be the devils advocate, you have to imagine the amount of unsafe people show up there on a daily basis, and I ain't saying that to let them off the hook.
The only ranges I have found in and around okc metro is
Canadian ranges in Yukon
The range in Lexington
With Canadian ranges that old man can be a real mofo, however he takes a pretty hands off approach unless you are in front of the yellow line when the range is ment to be safe, or you fire more than 1 a second.
Other than that, if you are early (as soon as they open) and leave before noon....you should be ok.
That's too bad...GenX is the best. Punk rock, Latch key, Independence, Don't take no sh*t off nobody, etc.
Screw that. I can't even imagine having to tolerate someone looking over my shoulder when I'm at the range.
My condolences to y'all.
Last time I used the range at BB's the old guy (I don't know his name) was hovering so close around my son and I that I finally asked him if maybe the reason he stayed so close was because he wanted to try out my newly purchased firearm, or one that my son was using? He declined, then sauntered on down the range to bother other shooters. Haven't been back since.Screw that. I can't even imagine having to tolerate someone looking over my shoulder when I'm at the range.
My condolences to y'all.
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