Hey there! I'm from Fernie as well. Newbie who's keen to learn from othersHello team! I'm in Fernie - SE Kootenays and would like to meet fellow hunters and shooters to go out and figure things out together!
Hi I am also in the GVRD just applied for my PAL and RPALGreetings from Vancouver!
I just did some decent clay shooting this weekend at TMSA. it's a lot of funHi I am also in the GVRD just applied for my PAL and RPAL
I am planning to get into clay sport shooting (sporting clays, trap and skeet)
still researching O/U shot guns and will pick one up once I have my license in hand.
Right on! Hopefully it doesn't take 6 months to get my license. I already have a safe and it's ready to be filled up.I just did some decent clay shooting this weekend at TMSA. it's a lot of fun
Sometimes it's just worth the drive. IMHO Mission far surpasses the other lower mainland ranges and continues to get better. They operate as not for profit, so they stay inexpensive for the level of services that they provide. They are a safe range by upholding good standards. They have the most dedicated range types in the lower mainland and the longest rifle in the GVRD. A kitchen with food and so much more. Langley is good but doesn't really compare. If drive time is a factor, there are the indoor ranges, expensive, short and not really multi discipline. As far as training goes, Silvercore is the best bang for the buck, again IMHO. I believe BCFA is out in Chilliwack so probably a bit further and one of the main facilities they used has been closed. Hopefully not permanent but it's a Libtard world. CheersHello! Newbie from Surrey here!
I was wondering if anyone knows the yardage of the rifle ranges at Semiahmoo Fish & Game or Langley Rod and Gun. I can't seem to find any information on either of their websites. I know PCDHFC's Range 7 is 200 yards and Mission's goes out to 300, but they're a bit further out from home base.
As far as getting a PAL, anyone got any reviews about BC Firearms Academy? They've got some Thursday courses that'll work for my days off so I'm leaning more towards them than Coastal Firearm Safety Training, which does Tuesda-Wednesday.
Semiahmoo seems to do shooting, at least according to their website. Looks like the indoor range is 20y - totally could not find that info before - and they do a rimfire night on Tuesdays. ^_^Are you asking the distance of The Range in Langley? It's indoor so not long. Semiahmoo breeds fish for profit, no shooting.
BC Firearms Academy has classes throughout the lower mainland from Richmond to Chilliwack, they are excellent to deal with and have many top quality instructors.Hello! Newbie from Surrey here!
I was wondering if anyone knows the yardage of the rifle ranges at Semiahmoo Fish & Game or Langley Rod and Gun. I can't seem to find any information on either of their websites. I know PCDHFC's Range 7 is 200 yards and Mission's goes out to 300, but they're a bit further out from home base.
As far as getting a PAL, anyone got any reviews about BC Firearms Academy? They've got some Thursday courses that'll work for my days off so I'm leaning more towards them than Coastal Firearm Safety Training, which does Tuesda-Wednesday.
Cheers. PM me if you want. I am happy to take a guest if it works for you and me, timing wise. I will say that any of the better ranges run more events and Mission can be busy at times as they run so many disciplines and sanctioned events. Depending on what your thinking of doing or what interests you (you haven't mentioned) Mission has some cool spectator days. Like when the "Wild Bunch" and "Black Powder Sunday" happen on the same day. Check out the calendar on the website.Semiahmoo seems to do shooting, at least according to their website. Looks like the indoor range is 20y - totally could not find that info before - and they do a rimfire night on Tuesdays. ^_^
I will definitely be looking into membership in Mission! Thank you for the recommendation!