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Karsten · March 11, 2001, 06:03 PM

Victor you did fine. Your concern was safety and the range property. Granted, if they were the only ones shooting and at the range, they were only a danger to themelves. Some people have a hard time accepting constructive advice. They can feel that they are really being put down by a someones that feels superior, I am sure that was not your intent. Being a past NROI certified range officer as well as RO for a local club, I have seen advice given and taken well and I have seen people one and leave the range. I for one would have appreshiated the help from you that day.

March 11, 2001, 06:03 PM	#8
Karsten Junior member Join Date: January 22, 2001 Location: Utah Posts: 479	Victor you did fine. Your concern was safety and the range property. Granted, if they were the only ones shooting and at the range, they were only a danger to themelves. Some people have a hard time accepting constructive advice. They can feel that they are really being put down by a someones that feels superior, I am sure that was not your intent. Being a past NROI certified range officer as well as RO for a local club, I have seen advice given and taken well and I have seen people one and leave the range. I for one would have appreshiated the help from you that day.