[ShipWreck]

Which do U guys prefer to shoot at? Indoor or outdoor ranges?

 

[Texas Armadillo]

Outdoor. Indoors I do not feel safe. Too many rambo's with no skills too close to me. At an outdoor range I can move down the line most of the time.

TA

 

[whitetiger7654]

Outdoor without question here.

The indoor one is open to public. So long wait times. Over crowded, steaming hot, super noisy, bad for your health, people get robbed, can only shoot standing still and in one position, and pistol calibers only.

Outdoor is members only. So no wait times, no body usually there, nice breeze outside, nice and quite, good for your health, nobody gets robbed, and you can practice and shoot anything.

 

[Fick]

Outdoors....until winter

 

[ShipWreck]

Outdoors....until winter

See, I am the opposite - in the hot summer, I like the indoor range

My next trip with my PS90 will probably be my last for several months. Too damn hot outside. And 15 yards indoors is no fun with the PS90.

 

[qbit]

Outdoor. Been shooting in the desert lately, but it's going to be too hot here soon. It's already 100° and 110°+ is on its way.......

 

[Bonedust]

Outdoor. Indoors I do not feel safe. Too many rambo's with no skills too close to me. At an outdoor range I can move down the line most of the time.

TA

being an owner of both types, ive had many discussions with insurance writters on the matter, and outdoor ranges have considerably more accidents....believe it or not.

 

[Sniper]

Outdoors, until winter. Unless there is a shotgun or a rifle to keep me warm. :-D

 

[djv38]

I mostly shoot indoors. The range I go to is pretty quite, good ventilation, and rifles are allowed on half of it. No movement, but rapid fire is allowed.

I'll go outdoors whenever, but I seem to shoot better indoors.

 

[mrcharlie]

I go to both. There are a lot of non-member outdoor ranges around here. Texas City has one of only 2 municipal ranges in Texas " according to their range master". Several out to 200 yards, wish I could go out farther. There is an indoor range in Pasadena that allows bump firing, rents full auto, allows any thing up to 50 bmg. I only go there because it's close to my job, and convenient. Ventilation is sub par, and it's loud as hell. There is a nice indoor range in South Houston that is frequented by L.E.O's, but also by a bunch of little gang bangers. I just leave now when they show up with their shotguns wrapped up in blankets. Some morons ruin it for everyone by hitting their steel target holders at 3 yards, and sending fragments everywhere. I guess I prefer outdoors, even just out in the woods on homemade ranges.

 

[FullAssault]

Outdoor

 

[brianboy_24]

Outdoor range until winter then indoor at Bass Pro. Its handgun bullets only, but it's something. Missouri has lots of free or very cheap outdoor ranges that are provided by the conservation department aka tax payer money. Do other states not have these?

Here is a link to pics a local one that's pretty nice and supervised. Unfortunately its $3.00 /hr not free. :-(

http://rls.missouristate.edu/andy_dalton_shooting_range__out.htm

 

[djv38]

Outdoor range until winter then indoor at Bass Pro. Its handgun bullets only, but it's something. Missouri has lots of free or very cheap outdoor ranges that are provided by the conservation department aka tax payer money. Do other states not have these?

Here is a link to pics a local one that's pretty nice and supervised. Unfortunately its $3.00 /hr not free. :-(

http://rls.missouristate.edu/andy_dalton_shooting_range__out.htm

Michigan has 3 or 4 that I know of. Not sure if they are free or not. The closest one just about 2 hours away, so I've never been there as there are enough good ranges close to me (as in 10-15 minutes away).

 

[iwannausername]

OUtdoor. Free as opposed to $20 per hour...

 

[jhs27275]

I have five outdoor ranges I use, one public and the rest private.

All free.