Hi all..

Do you know if rules allow us to setup the "spinner" targets at the Muzzleloader range (the range that allows rimfire .22LR)?

 

We went out this weekend and it was kind of a pain to setup paper targets on cardboard boxes. I couldn't find anything related to what was allowed or not as far as types of targets go. The spinning metal targets seem like a good solution to get something out into the range..

 

Thoughts?

 

These are fine. I have used these kind before except they were the smaller ones. They will probably be more happy that you are using these instead of the paper targets because of the mess people leave behind. Just don't use cans and bottles. They won't be happy about that. Which WMA do you go to? Clinton or Flatbrook?

I always wonder who is the guy at flatbrook on saturdays who is firing that muzzleloader all day?

These are fine. I have used these kind before except they were the smaller ones. They will probably be more happy that you are using these instead of the paper targets because of the mess people leave behind. Just don't use cans and bottles. They won't be happy about that. Which WMA do you go to? Clinton or Flatbrook?

 

Ah, I didn't mean that one in particular. That ones huge.. haha.. It was just the first image I found on google. I was thinking about getting a smaller one.

 

I've only gone to the one in Clinton, and my first time was this past weekend. Takes a little getting used to that there are no "range officers" but I guess (hope) everyone is pretty careful. I've only ever gone to indoor ranges before this.

These are fine. I have used these kind before except they were the smaller ones. They will probably be more happy that you are using these instead of the paper targets because of the mess people leave behind. Just don't use cans and bottles. They won't be happy about that. Which WMA do you go to? Clinton or Flatbrook?

 

Ah, I didn't mean that one in particular. That ones huge.. haha.. It was just the first image I found on google. I was thinking about getting a smaller one.

 

I've only gone to the one in Clinton, and my first time was this past weekend. Takes a little getting used to that there are no "range officers" but I guess (hope) everyone is pretty careful. I've only ever gone to indoor ranges before this.

 

 

Welcome to what it feels like to own a gun in the rest of the USA, 'they actually trust us with our own guns and dont have to babysit us!?!?!!'

 

LOL.

You can blast the day away at the wma...sounds like a good jingle for it...