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new indoor range
Just saw a commercial for these guys on the Outdoor channel.
http://www.triggertimegunclub.com/Home-48.aspx
Its a members only range, but looks nice
Last edited by cleaner72; 04-04-2010 at 10:25.
Looks like a nice place, but I just can't see spending $350 for an initation fee, then another $384 a year, plus $20 for each guest pass.
I understand these guys have over head and what not but IMO that is an outrageous amount to have to pay to shoot. I personally would just rather take a nice drive up the hill and see some beautiful scenery and find a place to shoot.
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It depends, if you want to practice 3-4 times a week or just shoot tin cans couple times a month.
If you go 10+ times a month, monthly fee is not really that bad.
I have not found better daily training facility nearby than TGCC. BRC memberships are far from available. Of course indoor range has lots of limitations for USPSA shooter, but I just do not have the time to drive to WHAC range in Brighton 3 times a week
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If I lived closer I would join, I shoot a lot. It's a nice place.
They have a decent retail setup, bought a AICS rifle stock from them. Nice bunch of guys. They have a good selection a Magpul stuff.
I got my membership for my Birthday this year.
Very Nice Facility, friendly staff.
not very busy in the middle of the week, haven't tried a weekend yet.
I sort of agree with you.Originally Posted by SA Friday
I only need to learn how to hit A-zone and all steel targets every time with the speed I can shoot and that is why I practice accuracy so often
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