I quit the USCCA

…and joined again through my local indoor range—the new membership comes with unlimited range time. :grin:
This could get expensive, ammo-wise! :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

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Smart move. I did the same for different subscriptions to take advantage of promos.

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Wow.

I saw the same at one of my local Ranges… “Join USCCA and get whole year Range Membership”…or vice versa…:grimacing:

I wasn’t interested, so I don’t remember the order :wink:

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My towns club is $40/year, the neighboring towns range is free, and I’m near the edge of 1.8 million acres of national forest…yeah,not much incentive.

I suppose if I was paying hourly rates that’d be different.

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:upside_down_face:

$40…

for such money I can shot 2 hrs from the booth at my local indoor Range… :joy:

  • no holster draw
  • no speed shooting (1 rd per 1 second… maybe 2 rds if I’m lucky and RSO won’t figure out who is shooting at the moment)
  • no shooting from 11 feet or less
  • no this.. no that… :person_facepalming:
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We have the 4 basic rules of gun safety posted at the club, and the park. That’s it. Often solo there, so utilize backstops and benches as barricades, and finding piles of brass in random locations had me realizing I’m not the only one. The park has big berms between ranges so it’s easy to get a field to myself. Barry54 came up to visit, and calls our shale rock ‘West Virginia tannerite’ as it makes a nice reactive target. Pics of rifle/pistol town club. After 100 yards, rifle range heads uphill…'cuz West Virginia

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