Any info on the Colorado Rifle Club?

[lowbeyond]

thats understandable.

IIRC how it was explained to me was that the prohibition on placing your own stands was to prevent people from dynamic shooting drills on the static (non-3 bermed) ranges

i get it in a way... though for pistol, id rather set the distance as i wish. heh

i suppose its not an issue so long as you are quallied on the 3 berm..

*shrug*

[MarkCO]

thats understandable.

IIRC how it was explained to me was that the prohibition on placing your own stands was to prevent people from dynamic shooting drills on the static (non-3 bermed) ranges

i get it in a way... though for pistol, id rather set the distance as i wish. heh

i suppose its not an issue so long as you are quallied on the 3 berm..

*shrug*

Yep, for the "straight line ranges" there are more restrictions. Getting cleared for dynamic shooting on the East range is easy, unless you have never done that sort of thing or really are clueless. A grand total of 5 people have been "cleared". Took about 20 minutes, and none of them had any issues. I can't understand why more people have not requested it to be honest.

[DeusExMachina]

Yep, for the "straight line ranges" there are more restrictions. Getting cleared for dynamic shooting on the East range is easy, unless you have never done that sort of thing or really are clueless. A grand total of 5 people have been "cleared". Took about 20 minutes, and none of them had any issues. I can't understand why more people have not requested it to be honest.

For starters, I'm sure very few are even aware. I doubt every CRC member on CO-AR knows this. It's not on the CRC website.

Secondly, I'm sure most aren't even aware it's against the rules. Having 13 action berms open unrestricted probably surprises people that no action shooting is allowed except at matches. It certainly surprised the shit out of me and my friends, who had been members for over a year at the time I read that. It wasn't mentioned at the orientation for sure.

Third, who wants to bother? To schedule something with you to do get cleared for something they do already. Plenty of people have odd schedules, and with the exception of matches, the range is typically a ghost town. Ghosts don't care if someone's doing draw drills.