![]() ![]() No weird restrictions on hollow point, FMJ, or magnum ammo. It doesn't appear that there are any restrictions on steel or aluminum cased ammo, which is better than most places. The good - You can pick up your own brass. Basically, if you shoot at least once a week, at the same place, then buy an annual pass. This is also in line with most indoor ranges. Annual passes are around $55 a month (factoring in the one free month). A few bucks cheaper than most other places. All rates drop by $3 after your first visit. Extra shooters are $8 (presumably for up to one hour). $15 for a half hour, $21 for an hour, for unlimited guns. Pricing seems comparable to most indoor ranges that I have seen. I can see where that revenue stream might open up some liability if your student had an incident. Pure speculation here: I think it has more to do with people charging money to instruct at their range, not teaching your wife, daughter or granddaughter. Their rule probably is not targeting that kind of activity, but they could if they wanted to be sticklers about it. For example, I shouldn't have to provide my "teaching credentials" to take my granddaughter to the range for some basic handgun instruction/practice. It also depends on what they deem as "instruction". For some reason students seemed to balk at driving 90 minutes to take a 20 minute proficiency test. I have a bit of a chip on my shoulder, since when I was actively trying to be a CHL instructor, the closest range I could find that would allow outside instructors was a 45 minute drive one-way. ![]() But I won't be calling them since they're too far away for them to be any use to me anyway. My one-word comment might seem a bit snarky, too. My last post come off pretty jerky- apologies for that, wasn't exactly how I meant it. Why not call them and ask? I could be totally wrong but since they are a large company with lots of ranges (read that as deep pockets) I read the rule to mean they don't just let "anyone" teach there without first being checked out. ![]()
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