Is there a range that will allow you to shoot military surplus ammo?

[tbarg]

I am in Okc and went to H&H the other day with a friend to shoot his new AR15. As most of you know they would not let us shoot the ammo once he ran a magnet over it. Are there any outdoor ranges that allow you to shoot steel ammo? I am interested in buying a Mosin and it appears that all ammo for it is steel as well.

Thanks in advance,

Travis

 

[mr ed]

most all of them, since your shooting into dirt instead of a metal backstop. about the only rule they may have would be against shooting the metalic silhouettes. should be no problem paper punching.

 

[oneof79]

Canadian Ranges AKA Banner range.
It is 1.5 miles west of Banner Rd. on Jensen Rd AKA 23rd street. Jensen is about .5 miles South of I-40.

 

[ripnbst]

Pretty much all ranges will let you shoot milsurp. The list of ranges that wont is much shorter.

 

[septic_shock]

Heartland Outdoors in Edmond is an indoor range that will let you shoot whatever you want: Milsurp, steel core, etc. That's where I go to shoot surplus ammo through my Mosin Nagant and AK.

 

[XD-9Guy]

Tricity Gun Club just South of Norman. Like others have said, virtually everyone outdoor permits it.

 

[dieseltech09]

I hate indoor ranges for this reason. Oh it sticks to a magnet so you can shoot it and then go on to give you a list of BS reasons as to why you cant.

 

[dennishoddy]

The Ponca City Range allows any ammo.
BTW I've picked up a lot of Mosin rounds in brass, and some reloadable.

 

[TonerGuy]

Tricity Gun Club just South of Norman. Like others have said, virtually everyone outdoor permits it.

No tracer ammo.

 

[Danny Tanner]

Heartland Outdoors in Edmond is an indoor range that will let you shoot whatever you want: Milsurp, steel core, etc. That's where I go to shoot surplus ammo through my Mosin Nagant and AK.

Really? I've never tried, but I'm sure I've heard them say no steel-core ammo more than once. Not arguing you, I just thought they didn't allow steel-core or shotguns.