Left hand canyon

[brass-meister]

Yep, gansta central is back in action... there is a cleanup on June 5th though. Don't remember what time, usually 8- noon or so.
Jeez that place gets scary...

[erikbagley]

Yep, gansta central is back in action... there is a cleanup on June 5th though. Don't remember what time, usually 8- noon or so.
Jeez that place gets scary...

Yeah, that's what I've heard. We may go past there and see how it looks. I don't like feeling the need to wear Kevlar when I go shooting.

[MrPrena]

Went there on Thursday. It is open.
Not too many people shooting on weekdays.

[Ed_S]

Weekdays are definately better. I try to avoid it unless I really have.

Last weekend I went up past Jamestown, 20F colder than Longmont and snowing

[MrPrena]

I had a crazy hiker who was stopping every single shooter per asile saying,
"it is illegal to shoot here!"
"150yd from walking path"

We told him we know the rule, and we are following it.

[Ed_S]

I've had a cyclist ride in front of the firing line there.

Guess he never noticed the firearms being pointed at the canyon side, not to mention the noise?

[teknoslave]

What are acceptable hours to shoot at lefthand? Looking to go on a weekday.

[teknoslave]

0900 works at left hand. very nice morning to shoot and was pretty empty til about 1030. nice to finally shoot my new AR.

[USMC88-93]

Never know what you will run into up there. I was not about to ask for their tax stamp to see if they were legal. But some other shooter was concerned about it enough to call the Ranger to check them out. On any given day it ranges from absolutely dangerous idiots to parents having fun teaching heir kids.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpKyBIr89fQ

For those that have asked for directions to lefthand here is the directions from 28th and Broadway on the north side of Boulder. Though in truth there are much better places to shoot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPXqrRccVcY

PS. can you embed video here or just link to it?

[rocktot]

Never know what you will run into up there.

What was it? Kinda hilarious. I suppose there are 'a few' legal owners around Colorado, is there a list of how many?

Does anyone bring actual targets, or do people shoot rocks?

Ive seen these 'ball' type orange targets that are about 6"round, you shoot at those, looked pretty cool. They bounce different angles when you hit em.

I would bring something to shoot AT at least..