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sindiesel666 · March 13, 2006, 03:26 PM

Well, all I can say it's also a shared resposibility of whomever is going downrange to announce in no uncertain terms what their intentions are.
And that the RO/SO knows what's going on.
Our club holds monthly IDPA and USPSA matches where we have anywhere between 30-50 people show up. Sometimes it can get little hectic, especially if the weather is either inclement or hot, you got new shooters, equipment malfunctions...etc

I think it really is about communication, and just letting people know where you are at and that the range is not clear yet.

We have a large "house" stage that has multiple walls, windows, barricades and other props. It can be a pain sometimes to insure that there's no one around in there anywhere, but if it takes 5 of us to check, we do it.

Stay safe and good shooting!!

March 13, 2006, 03:26 PM	#6
sindiesel666 Senior Member Join Date: November 17, 2004 Location: San Antonio Posts: 270	Well, all I can say it's also a shared resposibility of whomever is going downrange to announce in no uncertain terms what their intentions are. And that the RO/SO knows what's going on. Our club holds monthly IDPA and USPSA matches where we have anywhere between 30-50 people show up. Sometimes it can get little hectic, especially if the weather is either inclement or hot, you got new shooters, equipment malfunctions...etc I think it really is about communication, and just letting people know where you are at and that the range is not clear yet. We have a large "house" stage that has multiple walls, windows, barricades and other props. It can be a pain sometimes to insure that there's no one around in there anywhere, but if it takes 5 of us to check, we do it. Stay safe and good shooting!!