A New Day with OLD Questions

It seems like the whole world is rebooting or resetting.  There seems to be a lot of questions about how to do things and when can things be done?  The first big question seems

Please be aware that we do have some alligator residents at the range.  These reptiles have been spotted at the gate canal and along other ditches in the area.

We currently have a couple of “GATORS” that hang out on

After months, actually years, the Board was persuaded to install the new steel silhouette gongs on Range 1.  Hot Dog!  Everybody seems to love’em.  The gongs are engineered to be safe for PSC shooters and for folks outside the range. 

Some questions have been raised about the purpose of the dividing wall on rifle Range No. 1. The wall was recently built to add flexibility to the firing line allowing people on either side of the wall to use different

Firearm ammunition is not a one-size-fits-all commodity, even within a given caliber. The type of ammunition selected for a particular activity must be appropriate for that use. A great example of this is the ubiquitous 9mm cartridge for handguns, carbines

There are four generally accepted firearms safety rules. The most important one in my view is “ never point the muzzle at anything you are not willing to destroy !” If gun owners always follow this critical rule, they will never draw