as long as they still shoot, the social thing is ok.
I use to be a member of a range in conn where they all shot when it opened, and for 5 more hours till closing, all they did was play cards.
id show up and no one would shoot with me. they wouldn't get up from the spades table. so id sit there praying someone would come. sometimes they didn't.
I left the club. many others did too. I call it a spades club now.

bobski wrote:as long as they still shoot, the social thing is ok.
I use to be a member of a range in conn where they all shot when it opened, and for 5 more hours till closing, all they did was play cards.
id show up and no one would shoot with me. they wouldn't get up from the spades table. so id sit there praying someone would come. sometimes they didn't.
I left the club. many others did too. I call it a spades club now.

Yes, we shoot also. There's a group of 6-8 of us that shoot up to 4-5 rounds together. Hunting stories dominate the conversation between rounds while small talk mixed with a bit of heckling happen while we shoot. The lack of seriousness adds to the fun. Small gauges from 20g-.410 are the norm. A bunch of the guys reload so the cost of shooting is offset.

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whats a round go for out there?

bobski wrote:whats a round go for out there?

It's $5 per round for members of the skeet club. I think it's $6 for non-members.

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in light of how expensive things are out there, that isn't bad.

still use my mod 12 for some trap shooting and am trying to get a Super X1 up and running so I can use it but not too much on the internet about the Super X1