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seamusTX wrote:They run a very clean range. No muddy junk yard.
I like to do things that they don't allow, like shooting while moving; but I can see why they don't allow those things.
- Jim
Yeah, that was him. He didnt give me any beef over it, just asked that I lock the slide open and remove the magazine and leave it on the table. It was my fault for letting it be seen. The guys that run the place are good people, and I too have alot of respect for them.seamusTX wrote:Texas City? The tall, light-haired guy? (No names, please.)asleepatthereel wrote:The last time I was there, I was made by the rangemaster.
He's sharp.
I would not mess with either of the older guys. I have quite a bit of respect for them. Rules are rules, and concealed means concealed.
- Jim
The last time I was there, I was made by the rangemaster. He just asked that I take it out and lock the slide and leave it on the table with my ammo. He was profesional about it, but I still dont think it made alot of sense. I should have worn a longer shirt that day. He spotted the bottom of my holster while I was collecting my brass. He did tell me that they dont want people carrying on the rifle line regardless of CHL status.seamusTX wrote:That's how the Texas City range is. If you walk in the door with a firearm that is not locked back, pandemonium will break loose.
They don't care about concealed weapons as long as they stay concealed.
This has nothing to do with 30.06.
If you break the rules, they tell you to leave. If you break them twice, they tell you never to come back. Then 30.05 applies, and what do you think the Texas City police are going to do at the Texas City range?
- Jim