Just curious if anyone wants to go shooting sometime next week?
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Just curious if anyone wants to go shooting sometime next week?
When/where?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnpuga1982
I am off Wednesday and Thursday.
I'm free either of those days. I have no preference on where. I usually go to "A Place to Shoot" or "The Bullet Hoe." Do you know if you can shoot at Camp Bullis with a military ID?Quote:
Originally Posted by SOWT
Bullis should be good as I thought you need a military id to get in.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnpuga1982
Never shot at the other places. Let's aim for Thursday.
Roger that. I'll need to register my rifle.
Is registering the weapon a Bullis requirement?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnpuga1982
I've never shot the range outside of my unit. But I did find this information on another site.Quote:
Originally Posted by SOWT
http://www.texasguntalk.com/forums/s...ans-range.htmlQuote:
APPENDIX L
SPORTSMAN RANGE
1. DAILY RANGE PASS. Daily range pass is $4.00. This allows shooter to shoot two (2) firearms (shotgun, pistol or rifle) per day. If there is a waiting line, your time will be limited to one (1) hour.
2. ANNUAL RANGE PASS. Annual range pass is $25 per year. The range pass authorizes the user to shoot two (2) firearms (shotgun, pistol or rifle) per day. If there is a waiting line, time will be limited to one (10 Hour. The range pass is included in all Camp Bullis special permit and activity cards.
3. HOURS OF OPERATION. The Sportsman Range will normally be open every Saturday and Sunday from 1000 to 1400 (Oct-May) and 0800 to 1200 (Jun-Sep). On occasion, the range may be closed to support military training requirements or other unforeseen reasons. You should call 295-7529 or 7577 to determine range status before making the trip to Camp Bullis .
4. FIREARM RESTRICTIONS. Firearm restrictions for the sportsman range are as follows:
a. All firearms must be registered with the Outdoor Recreation Center (ORC) prior to bringing them onto Camp Bullis .
b. No firearms will be fired on automatic.
c. Maximum caliber restriction is .30 caliber. No super magnum .30 caliber, i.e., 300 Win Mag. Maximum range limit is no more than 5,782 yards. (NOTE: See above comments concerning temporary caliber restrictions!)
d. Firearms will be fired at designated targets only.
e. No tracer ammunition will be fired on this range.
5. RULES.
a. The ORC Range Safety Officer (RSO) will be present at all times when the Sportsman Range is hot.
b. Non-shooters are not permitted on the firing line. Non-shooters are required to remain on the benches at all times. Each shooter must be in possession of either a daily or an annual range pass. No sharing of range passes between individuals is allowed.
c. No smoking on the firing line or in the covered area. Outside area is the designated smoking area.
d. Only one (1) gun is permitted on the firing line per shooter at a time.
e. No one is permitted down range without clearance from the Range Safety Officer (RSO). Only shooters are permitted to check targets.
f. All brass and trash will be removed prior to departing the range.
g. A round count will be given to the RSO upon completion of training.
h. Failure to follow RSO instructions will result in your removal from the range. A second violation will result in your range pass being revoked and privileges suspended.
What type shooting will they let you do at Bullis? Is it strictly off the bench?
I may need to slip this a week if we can. I also need to find a rifle and pistol to take.
I can't can really anwser that. I've seen/heard SAWS going off out there. The local SF force shoots there also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redhat