Lots of nice places to shoot in and around Ottawa: EOSC, Stittsville, RA, Connaught and DHTC (more exclusive than most)Originally Posted by testosteronecyp
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Lots of nice places to shoot in and around Ottawa: EOSC, Stittsville, RA, Connaught and DHTC (more exclusive than most)
Crowsnest pass range in far south west Alberta has an amazing view.
Drumheller is really neat too.
I miss shooting bullseye pistol at Connaught. The Don Moore Memorial matches were a treat; not many CDN 1800 around here, and it was always interesting to observe the rifle guys at the 1000m range. But civilian members of the NCRRA haven't been allowed on the range in a few years now...
Got a good buddy that works at that place, beautiful country out there.
Bisley would be cool for me.
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Looks like a great course! Would be a fine addition to the list.
One ticked off the list:
Shooting NSCC at Connaught as a civilian competing against military and Law Enforcement as an equal competitor using your AR-15 made in Kitchener Ontario…gee thanks OIC…
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Who funded the construction of all these ranges? Boils my blood when I read about taxpayer built ranges that don't have at least 4 civilian allowed matches per year.
Trudeau's back yard with every new prohib on the list.
Planning on living forever. So far, so good!
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