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I met the owner of this club last week and he is having trouble getting his loan (I thought the Fed took care of that) so he doen't know when he will be open. I saw the plans and it looks cool. Right off I25 at 119.
“Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves.” - William Pitt
$200 "initiation" fee, $32 a mo. dues. Is this reasonable? They will only have 7 rifle lanes and 11 pistol booths. Seems kinda' compact, to me. They haven't posted hours or any blackout times, yet.
Proud father of SSgt, USAF, 332d Exped. Med. Grp., Balad, Iraq
It's about the same as the range that is in Loveland. I think it would be worth it for the rifle range. He has not opened yet, though and may not do the rifle range to start. Depends on whether the banks want to loan money or just pay bonuses to ceo's.
“Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves.” - William Pitt
Don't plan on a December opening. I took a ride over to Longmont to see what the place looks like. It's just a vacant lot, no building yet.
Proud father of SSgt, USAF, 332d Exped. Med. Grp., Balad, Iraq
I heard from a realiable source that the guy wanting to do this can't get the finacing. he took the money from early memberships and has not given it back.
Well, your reliable source is only half right. If he paid for a membership and hasn't been reimbursed have him call and leave a message at the number on his membership card. i got a call back within 24 hours and a refund check for the membership in 2 days...Originally Posted by GANDER
I heard from a realiable source that the guy wanting to do this can't get the finacing. he took the money from early memberships and has not given it back.
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