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Dave2 wrote:

lkd wrote:Best thing to do is use foam inserts PLUS over the ear protectors.

Oh I do that even if I'm just shooting my .22s. If I'm ever in danger and need to shoot something I'll gladly trade a bit of hearing for my life, but hearing loss is a serious problem.

Great advice. You can get neither your hearing nor your life back once it's gone.

dalto wrote:I have been to red's north many times. I have never had any problem with the RSO's there.

I've had the same experience. The RSO's are very friendly to all levels of shooters and have often provided great recommendations regarding equipment, etc. Overall a great environment, if only a bit more expensive than other ranges.

For non-members, Reds requires you to fill out a slip of paper that contains your name, signature, and full address. Is this common? What are done with these records?

hangfour wrote:I shoot (pistols) at Red's at both of their locations. I prefer the North (Pflugerville) location as the place is cleaner and the staff is more friendly.

Me, too.