News: Johnstown approves massive firearms facility!

[newracer]

The more people that buy, use, and get educated about firearms the better. Now lets just hope it is reasonably priced to go there.

[Ronin13]

In other words, making ourselves the new New Jersey.

OH HAAAYYYEELLL NO! I'd move to Beirut before I live anywhere that in anyway resembles New Jersey.

[Tinelement]

I'll believe that facility when I see it.

[strm_trpr]

I for one am excited.

[KevDen2005]

After reading the article it seemed that the majority of people, according to the news, was against it....sooooo, is it still going to go forward?

[Irving]

Majority of the people who showed up to protest were against it. Sounds like the people who were fine with it didn't bother to show up.

[buffalobo]

I'll believe that facility when I see it.

+1, 15 million is alot of scratch.

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[275RLTW]

Not enough market for it. There are already 3 indoor ranges within 20 miles of there; 1 public, 2 private. LE will not buy into it as there are already plans moving forward for a mult-agency training/shooting complex in the county. Although the idea is nice, it wont happen...not at $15 mill.

[mtnhack]

There is a market for a reasonably priced option for a range. Also, it is not only a range, but also a gun store, restaurant and classroom space.

[275RLTW]

There is a market for a reasonably priced option for a range. Also, it is not only a range, but also a gun store, restaurant and classroom space.

There's a real shortage of those in the area too...perhaps we should get more NRA instructors in the area to accomidate.

As far as "reasonably priced"- indoor ranges are very expensive to operate and maintain, even more so as health regulations increase. Getting to shoot in a climate controled, staffed facility is a luxury.