I'v been trying to make it to OB for this for months now --  I just can't ever seem to be able to get to OB in time -- ever

 

2 friday ago -- snow  --  Spent my evening in a wheel loader thinking about shooting

 

 

Anyway -- Looks like I'll be able to get there tomorrow night, not sure if Jake is coming -- He told me no friday nights, "I have a social life..."

 

What is the round count?  How many mags?  Any holster restrictions?  Anything else I should know?

 

Thanks, Jer

Bring a hundred rounds and at least 4 mags with the corresponding pouches. As for a holster, you need one that covers the trigger and holds your pistol well enough that we it will not fall accidentally. Make sure you come early (before 7 pm) for the safety briefing.

Indoor action? I didn't think OB had an indoor range??

 

 

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Indoor action? I didn't think OB had an indoor range??

 

 

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OBRPC has both an outdoor and indoor range, the indoor range is about 5 minutes from the outdoor range at a seperate location.

Indoor action? I didn't think OB had an indoor range??

 

 

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It's not at the same location as the outdoor --  A couple miles away, south on 18 -- Make a right at the wawa and it's 1/2 mile down on the left

 

Open to members 24 hours a day everyday

Nice ...is there anything going on for a non member to come check it out?

 

 

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Non members are welcome to events -- You can also be a guest of a member at any time 

 

You can come to this one... be there at 6:30 PM

 

 

Non members pay $20 to shoot the event

Nice ...is there anything going on for a non member to come check it out?

 

 

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Shooters of known ability (defined as having either a USPSA Credential with at least a "D" ranking, or a carded member of IDPA that's "been around" a while on the circuit) generally don't have to be there for the official Safety Briefing, but it's still a good idea, especially if you've never shot our League before.  Although OB is a private club, all of our Leagues (both indoors and out) are open to members of the public that are competent, SAFE shooters.  Non-member rates are $20 and up, depending upon the League.  So you can come and dip your toes in the water to see what and who we are and then decide if you'd like to join us.  Check-out the web site for complete list of all League events, both indoors and out:  Shotgun, Indoor Action, IDPA, Smallbore Youth, USPSA, High Power, Smallbore, Bullseye, Black Powder, PPC, and oh yeah STEEELLL 3 times a month.  To watch it only takes eyes and ears (and you'll be SORRY you didn't bring your gun)!

 

Dave

PPC League Chairman

I'v been trying to make it to OB for this for months now --  I just can't ever seem to be able to get to OB in time -- ever

 

2 friday ago -- snow  --  Spent my evening in a wheel loader thinking about shooting

 

 

Anyway -- Looks like I'll be able to get there tomorrow night, not sure if Jake is coming -- He told me no friday nights, "I have a social life..."

 

What is the round count?  How many mags?  Any holster restrictions?  Anything else I should know?

 

Thanks, Jer

 

Hey Jer,

 

Round count is somewhere near 68-72 most Friday nights.  Four Stages of 16 and 18 rounds each are the norm, so 72 is about as much as you're gonna shoot, but bring 100 just in-case a timer goes on the fritz and you need to do a RE-Shoot!  Since they set-up 2 Stages right next to each other, space for target arrays are somewhat limited compared to outside.  9 targets for each side is usually the max, thus the round count I explained.

 

Jake would absolutely LOVE it, and several members bring their Kids on occasion.  My Niece used to do it when she was 10-13 (before Boyz), and my Son did it when he was a teen.  Several other members have brought their Sons and Daughters, since it's NOT an "all-day" at the range situation, they loose the feeling of being "dragged there".  They hang with Dad a few hours, and Dad gives them the rest of the weekend to hang with their friends.  Since it's NOT an all-day Gig, there's less resistance...and some of us stop for a burger afterwards.  Fun time, and the entire 1/2 weekend isn't "shot"!

 

I'd come more often myself, except that I'm reassigning some dollars to the expense required to go see my 24 yr old Son out in PA this weekend.

 

Either way, have FUN tonight.  I call Indoor Action, "U.S.P.S.A.-Lite"....like Coors Lite or Miller Lite, lol!  GREAT folks run it, and will loan you what ever you might forget.  And you'll recognize plenty of faces too!  Although Speed-Rigs "rule the roost", virtually any holster that covers the trigger guard is allowed, and a lot of equipment is interchangeable between Steel and USPSA.  Hope this helps.

 

Dave

I ended up going --  Shot 93 rounds -- Had a great time with great people as always -- Got home at 12:45

 

I'll be back