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spacecoast · May 9, 2013, 07:59 AM

We have an indoor range like that too, I don't go there often any more but when I do, I just take my reloads (which I pack in factory boxes) and don't volunteer the fact that they are reloads, and they don't ask. If you don't mix headstamps, it can be hard to tell what's what.

The only two squibs I've ever had in 3-1/2 years of shooting were both factory ammo, one centerfire and one rimfire.

"No rapid fire" I can kinda/sorta understand, many people don't understand that the muzzle tends to climb under rapid fire and can end up shooting out target frames, lights, etc. So I save my RF practice for my home range up north.

May 9, 2013, 07:59 AM	#57
spacecoast Senior Member Join Date: October 14, 2009 Location: Sunshine and Keystone States Posts: 4,461	We have an indoor range like that too, I don't go there often any more but when I do, I just take my reloads (which I pack in factory boxes) and don't volunteer the fact that they are reloads, and they don't ask. If you don't mix headstamps, it can be hard to tell what's what. The only two squibs I've ever had in 3-1/2 years of shooting were both factory ammo, one centerfire and one rimfire. "No rapid fire" I can kinda/sorta understand, many people don't understand that the muzzle tends to climb under rapid fire and can end up shooting out target frames, lights, etc. So I save my RF practice for my home range up north.