Poco is a really nice facility but I don't like how busy it gets on the weekends. I don't like waiting for a table to free up. I usually go with someone else. One table to two people, not fun.
abby or mission gun club?
- Thread starter notyalc
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Poco is a really nice facility but I don't like how busy it gets on the weekends. I don't like waiting for a table to free up. I usually go with someone else. One table to two people, not fun.
goldempire
New member
- Location
- b.c. canada
mission bc club is not user friendly ...
the mission club is $30+ more per year.
if you bring a guest its a $20 fee
abby fish and game is a $10 fee.
the mission club will not allow human silouette paper targets.
will not allow semi automatic shooting - single shot loading only
you have to pay a 1$ range fee every time you show up at each range and drop the coins into a money box to pay for targets backers.
you cannot fire anything larger than .357magnum in the pistol range.
the staff and voulenteers i encountered were rude and grumpy
thats all folks...
the mission club is $30+ more per year.
if you bring a guest its a $20 fee
abby fish and game is a $10 fee.
the mission club will not allow human silouette paper targets.
will not allow semi automatic shooting - single shot loading only
you have to pay a 1$ range fee every time you show up at each range and drop the coins into a money box to pay for targets backers.
you cannot fire anything larger than .357magnum in the pistol range.
the staff and voulenteers i encountered were rude and grumpy
thats all folks...
With Abby range - if one is a member of another range - you can get 'associate' membership at Abby, which is $75 vs $110 'full' membership, annualy.
Main reason is - you are already covered by another insurance (original membership) which (ins) you don't have to pay twice.
Also, keep in mind that with Abby membership you don't get 'calendar' year membership, it starts and ends in March (or May, fork, I forget now) each year.
In most cases you can get 'initiation' fee waived if you come over on a 'work bee' day to help keeping range in good order - cleaning etc. - very good idea and chance to meet other people 'that matter' at the range.
Main reason is - you are already covered by another insurance (original membership) which (ins) you don't have to pay twice.
Also, keep in mind that with Abby membership you don't get 'calendar' year membership, it starts and ends in March (or May, fork, I forget now) each year.
In most cases you can get 'initiation' fee waived if you come over on a 'work bee' day to help keeping range in good order - cleaning etc. - very good idea and chance to meet other people 'that matter' at the range.
That I did not know. Very cool. Maybe I will take a drive down over the winter to check it out.
