Ranges that allow shoot and move.

If you are going to a public range (forrest pawnee etc) you should always have a loaded gun with you when reloading checking targets etc
You don't want someone shooting you with your own guns

Those places skeeve me out

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Originally Posted by cofi

If you are going to a public range (forrest pawnee etc) you should always have a loaded gun with you when reloading checking targets etc
You don't want someone shooting you with your own guns

Those places skeeve me out

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This... I always take my CCW with me downrange.

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Originally Posted by cofi

If you are going to a public range (forrest pawnee etc) you should always have a loaded gun with you when reloading checking targets etc
You don't want someone shooting you with your own guns

Those places skeeve me out

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Duly noted, will do.

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Originally Posted by buffalobo

Check out Lead Valley Range. I have not been active there for a couple years, but move and shoot drills were allowed on the private berms as long as all range rules were followed. Ironically the private berms were kinda(varied a little berm/berm) tight in width and not always the most conducive to move and shoot drills but we made it work for our needs.

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It's not a bad range. The only problem is you can't shoot into the side berms. So not perfect for practicing USPSA/3gun style shooting.

Also Colorado Rifle Club (not far from Lead Valley) when you get the $10 flag and sign off for dynamic shooting.

Clear Creek Sportsman's Club - www.cccsclub.com

Ben Lomond Gun Club - www.blgc.org

Both of these ranges will allow you to practice using all the shooting and moving skills that are used in USPSA or 3-Gun matches. This is the primary reason I am a member at both of these clubs.

Thank you Gentlemen for the provided information, I greatly appreciate it.

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Originally Posted by cofi

If you are going to a public range (forrest pawnee etc) you should always have a loaded gun with you when reloading checking targets etc
You don't want someone shooting you with your own guns

Those places skeeve me out

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Never know when the need to lay down cover fire will arise. ;)

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Originally Posted by CHA-LEE

Clear Creek Sportsman's Club - www.cccsclub.com

Ben Lomond Gun Club - www.blgc.org

Both of these ranges will allow you to practice using all the shooting and moving skills that are used in USPSA or 3-Gun matches. This is the primary reason I am a member at both of these clubs.

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Last I checked the wait time on Clear Creek was 2 years for people who are not residents of Clear Creek County.

CRC is accepting memberships as far as I know. Not sure about BLGC.

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Originally Posted by Caithford

Last I checked the wait time on Clear Creek was 2 years for people who are not residents of Clear Creek County.

CRC is accepting memberships as far as I know. Not sure about BLGC.

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Never hurts to be on the waiting list for BLGC. Members come and go. Some can't abide by club rules and get the boot.

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Originally Posted by Graves

Never know when the need to lay down cover fire will arise. ;)

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i can't believe nobody commented on this one....(it still cracked me up)