ARC does allow practicing from a holster, all shots must be "sighted fire", no hip shooting or speed rocks. Be advised the Supervised Practice sessions are not just show up and shoot, you must contact the practice organizer and be added to the list.lancermit wrote:I'm not certain if they allow holster practice for non-members/guests. The DO however, have IDPA practice on Thursdays from 4:00 - 6:00 pm.HuttoAg96 wrote:Is anyone here a member of the Austin Rifle Club? That looks intriguing to me. I am curious if they allow practical practice for CHL holders such as drawing from a holster, etc.
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Now that I got my plastic, I think I'm gonna apply for membership, simply because I'm interested in IDPA, and they host competitions twice a month, I believe.
I've been a member for over 13 years and I consider it the best shooting venue around Central Texas. Here is a quick summary on joining.
$100 a year dues, $100 initiation fee.
Must provide a DPS background check, no felons please. (CHL is accepted as a background check)
Mandatory safety orientation class with live fire safety eval.
Range access is controlled via electronic key card, members and guests only except for matches.
Gate and some ranges are monitored by video cameras.
Shooting allowed from sunrise to 30min after sunset 365 days a year excepting matches, maintenance and special events.
Full info at this link
http://austinrifleclub.org/index.php?op ... &Itemid=54
If you want a safe, enjoyable place to shoot, with 10 different bays all with covered firing lines, plenty of fresh air and indoor restrooms, ARC might be what you are looking for.
We host Benchrest rifle, Highpower rifle, Pistol Silhouette, Cowboy Rifle Silhouette, Blackpowder rifle, IDPA, USPSA(IPSC) and Bullseye pistol matches. Come out and shoot with us.
Gringop