One thing i see wrong with this if you guys are really concerned about safety with others and full autos: The fact a guest can come with a member who may never been around a full auto can come out and shoot it with no class. When he comes by himself then he has to take the class. Does that seem a little odd? I mean either have them ALL take a class or don't. Now the family who is informed about rules questions the two guys shooting a full auto are they really safe due to probably didn't take the class. I don't care either way but looks like a hole for safety for your range.
One thing i see wrong with this if you guys are really concerned about safety with others and full autos: The fact a guest can come with a member who may never been around a full auto can come out and shoot it with no class. When he comes by himself then he has to take the class. Does that seem a little odd? I mean either have them ALL take a class or don't. Now the family who is informed about rules questions the two guys shooting a full auto are they really safe due to probably didn't take the class. I don't care either way but looks like a hole for safety for your range.
and some of us question the status of what will happen to the range within 3 years.....
Do you go out and make sure everyone shooting any weapon can operate their weapon in a safe manner?
Have you actually had more problems with unsafe full-auto than you have the others or is this just a keep the insurance company happy thing?
Im pretty sure they would mention it.
They fully disclosed it to me before I renewed my membership last weekend. I have to say that in my opinion, 30 dollars a month is a very fair rate for the facilities and service you enjoy by being a member. Just my .02 cents worth.
I hear a lot of talk about the price of USSA. I've been a member for about 6 months now. At first I was looking at the $30 a month and wondering if I could justify that as a range fee. I looked at where I was currently going to shoot (Happy Hollow) and how much money I was spending going there. It was about the same, plus HH was further away and I had to use the TPike. With my shooting habits I actually was saving money and getting a more than great place to shoot. They have a bay for just about anything you want to do. Pop up targets, steel, Carbine range, Rifle range, I normally spend about 5-6 hours when I go and have yet to run out of things that challenge me as a shooter. Currently I'm spending time on the IPSC Steel ranges just to work on target acquisition with speed and accuracy. There are also the places to shoot paper. I guess if all you want to do is stand still and shoot the $30 is too much. However, Since going there I have improved my shooting abilities tremendously plus don't have someone balking over a loud speaker when I shoot faster than 3 seconds between shots. The range masters are present but they are very friendly. I personally get bored just shooting at paper. I like to mix it up. Just as an example this was one of my days at the range. I started at the 100 yard carbine range with my black powder rifle, shot it. Shot other rifles I have there, Moved to the Rodgers range where they have pop up steel targets, then over to the IPSC Steel Ranges, and ending my day at a paper target area. I brought several rifles and pistols of different caliber plus black powder. I guess it comes down to what you want to do at a range and your budget.
Because then you would be out......nothing. Contract would be voided and you wouldnt be paying the $30 a month. If you think we are going down in the next few months then the $30 is a no brainer. If you shoot more than once a month.
That's just it. I only shot about one time in six months. When I worked at Medlocks I would take the gun in the range and run a few mags in the gun.
Now when I was at ussa with my friend that is a member, he did not do the auto class.
Bow u get the hint, spend a lot of money to shoot with ussa if I want to shoot...
So side anyone know where I can shoot my full auto around tulsa with out being a member?
Now when I was at ussa with my friend that is a member, he did not do the auto class.
Bow u get the hint, spend a lot of money to shoot with ussa if I want to shoot...
So side anyone know where I can shoot my full auto around tulsa with out being a member?
I've been burned in situations where someone bought something I had a contract in so no thanks. You also have no idea if anything is gonna change if it's bought. 3 years is too long, a year long contract I can stomach a bit more. Just sayin.
That being said, I HOPE someone comes in and buys it and keeps it open to the public because I want to take courses over the next 18 months.
