View Full Version : Cheery Creek/ aka Family shooting center
Byte Stryke
05-23-2010, 00:41
nevermind
Never been there. Having to pay the park fee just to go in and check the range out to see if I even want to shoot there just irks me.
StagLefty
05-23-2010, 16:10
I thought I would drop it out there... the kid and I are heading to Cherry Creek in the morning about 10ish...
so if you see a fat old guy coming back from the 100 yd targets out of breath... that's probably me, don't laugh.
:D
on a side note... they couldn't come up with a better name than Family shooting center?
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Never been there. Having to pay the park fee just to go in and check the range out to see if I even want to shoot there just irks me.
The park is right around the corner from me, so I got a Parks Pass for $60...pays for itself in just a few trips...then you just have to pay range fee.
StagLefty
05-23-2010, 21:21
I was confused by your post-I couldn't figure if you were asking a question or making a statement. [Beer]
If y'all like the place, that's fine! Glad it works for ya. Meself, I'll stick with BLGC, even though it's nearly an hour drive from Parker, and it seems I can rarely get out there. Don't ever have to deal with a "firing line" except at the 600 yd. high power range, and there's no range officers, and damn sure no gangbangers. I've never had to shoot next to anybody else, except on the HP range, and that was only once.
BLGC is a nice place, but again, 90+ minute drive for me, in southern Aurora, the last few miles of which is on unmarked dirt road.
BLGC is a nice place, but again, 90+ minute drive for me, in southern Aurora, the last few miles of which is on unmarked dirt road.
Yeah, it's an all-day trip.
I've never been charged by the hour at Green Mountain, because there has never been a line before. They've always had that policy as well.
StagLefty
05-25-2010, 07:53
Sorry....I start rattling, I lose focus and the reader.
I was making a statement that in today's environment where it seem ot at a range that may or may not be open, Its kind of nice that you can got to Cherry creek where the range statuses are on the website and they are a decent range.
Agreed-I actually took my NRA Instructor Courses about 16 years ago with the owner and he runs a well organized and safe range. I don't always agree with some of the RSO's but I don't always agree with anybody. [ROFL1]Glad you had a good day there [Beer]
Powderpirate
06-01-2010, 20:47
If y'all like the place, that's fine! Glad it works for ya. Meself, I'll stick with BLGC, even though it's nearly an hour drive from Parker, and it seems I can rarely get out there. Don't ever have to deal with a "firing line" except at the 600 yd. high power range, and there's no range officers, and damn sure no gangbangers. I've never had to shoot next to anybody else, except on the HP range, and that was only once.
+1 BLGC
I live in Denver and it takes me about 1hr 15 to get there, I leave about 7am on saturday head home about noon. I like it because I really feel like I have left the city, dont really get that at the family shooting center at cherry creek. I have also had them man handle some of my hand made blackpowder guns. They do have a guy you cant miss him beard down to his belt buckle that is a pool of knowledge in the blackpowder world. He really helped me out alot getting started BP shooting.
ronaldrwl
06-01-2010, 20:57
I like shooting there. It's a safe place to shoot and the guys know their stuf.
StagLefty
06-02-2010, 07:02
They do have a guy you cant miss him beard down to his belt buckle that is a pool of knowledge in the blackpowder world. He really helped me out alot getting started BP shooting.
That's Charlie-BP that's his real love.
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