you can stand at Garland (dont know if you are allowed, but the only time I shot an AR thats what I did), eagle peak looks like you can only sitaustinrealtor wrote:Are you talking about Garland or Eagle Peak? My comment above was about Eagle Peak. Still go there a lot for pistols, but haven't been to rifle range in a while.SouthEndXGF wrote:Have you been recently? there are no overhangs at the benches. I stand and shoot my rifles with no problem all the time...austinrealtor wrote:I don't like that no FMJ rifle ammo is allowed, nor that their overhangs are down too low to shoot an AR-15 with 30-round mag. Not the best place to take your AR or AK for good cheap fun. Pistol range is OK. Rifle range is really limited to hunting and target rifles - or ARs with 20-round mags or shorter.
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- Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:05 pm
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- Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:47 pm
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Re: Eagle Peak and Garland Gun Range
Whats the deal with wanting to Shoot FMJ? I'm not a Rifle guy, so could someone clue me in?
- Tue Oct 20, 2009 5:30 pm
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Re: Eagle Peak and Garland Gun Range
I thought there was some law about not being able to shoot FMJ from a Rifle unless you have 1000 Yards space or something
- Tue Oct 20, 2009 5:08 pm
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Eagle Peak and Garland Gun Range
Eagle Peak and the Garland Gun range are owned by the same guy.
I like both ranges, and have used both ranges for the past year or so.
I just cant stand that they don't accept credit/debit cards.
I like both ranges, and have used both ranges for the past year or so.
I just cant stand that they don't accept credit/debit cards.