rapid fire range rule?
- Thread starter ryan1710
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smak_daddy
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- big sky country
As long as you are safe, absolutely.
I rapid fire at TSE all the time.
I rapid fire at TSE all the time.
caperbound
Regular
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Besides being safe about it, be polite about it too. If the other fellas are taking some precision shots with expensive ammo, give them a heads up.
Cameron SS
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Ground Zero
None of the ranges at which I shoot have rules against rapid fire. There are also no rules to protect you from squirrely looks from the old guys if you do.
Safety, number one, of course.
Number two, the courtesy thing is key. You may not feel like 'asking' but atleast giving a heads up, especially if an indoor range, is always nice.
Safety, number one, of course.
Number two, the courtesy thing is key. You may not feel like 'asking' but atleast giving a heads up, especially if an indoor range, is always nice.
go to the equipment exchange and start a new thread.
btw..my range allows rapid fire, as long as it's "aimed" at the target.
- Location
- Smithers, B.C.
I laugh at Range Nazi's who yap like Chihuahuas about rapid fire. If it wasn't supposed to shoot fast, man wouldn't have invented it! My two farthings.
I think he just means opening up with his ten round clip on one target. I will assume that he doesn't have his black badge or anything of that sort or he wouldn't be asking these questions.
Like everyone else said just be safe at all times and let ppl know if they are trying to do some precision shooting as it may throw them off. Lol
P.S. Hey Kevin.
Okay. I do not object to the rule but I'm curious about why?
BTW, only did it twice.
As we teach that you "control" (hold) the firearm with one hand and use the other to utilize the manipulates (safety and slide), this is impossible if you are trying to use two firearms at once.
So, I will ask you now, to please not repeat your past activities.
JR
What happens if that is what your discipline requires? I am moving up to SASS Gunfighter category, which is a single action revolver in each hand. Granted it is not "fast" like the OP is suggesting. Each shot of course must be aimed as each miss is a 5 second penalty. Is Cowboy Action not big in Alberta perhaps?
