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    Lighten up Francis
    Jan 18, 2013
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    AA County
    Personally, I will go to Freestate tens times, and MSAR 5 times, for every one time I go to On Target. I get to keep my brass at the first two, and they are not rude to me.
    All this despite it being just 20 minutes to On Target, and 45 for the other two.
     

    mike_in_md

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    Feb 13, 2008
    2,282
    Howard County
    Personally, I will go to Freestate tens times, and MSAR 5 times, for every one time I go to On Target. I get to keep my brass at the first two, and they are not rude to me.
    All this despite it being just 20 minutes to On Target, and 45 for the other two.

    I am surprised to hear that. I keep my brass at On Target at and they are never rude to me. Sometimes the RSOs end up sweeping my brass and I then let them know that I reload and will pick it up. I also have no problem grabbing the brass rack and sweeping my brass that falls in front of the firing line back. When I grab the rack I also always sweep unwanted brass and my 22 out of the firing lane to clean my lane when I am done.
     

    Second Amendment

    Ultimate Member
    May 11, 2011
    8,665
    Personally, I will go to Freestate tens times, and MSAR 5 times, for every one time I go to On Target. I get to keep my brass at the first two, and they are not rude to me.
    All this despite it being just 20 minutes to On Target, and 45 for the other two.

    Before Freestate opened, On Target is where I went. Won't miss the place.
     

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    Lighten up Francis
    Jan 18, 2013
    8,227
    AA County
    I am surprised to hear that. I keep my brass at On Target at and they are never rude to me. Sometimes the RSOs end up sweeping my brass and I then let them know that I reload and will pick it up. I also have no problem grabbing the brass rack and sweeping my brass that falls in front of the firing line back. When I grab the rack I also always sweep unwanted brass and my 22 out of the firing lane to clean my lane when I am done.

    Might just be the guy I dealt with last time. I told him I keep my brass. He said okay, but swept it forward again anyway. The one older guy is fairly grumpy. Gave my son a hard time despite him being one of the most experienced shooters in our group of five. I needed to spend time with the women in our group that needed training, but couldn't because I was required to "supervise" my son. I wouldn't say all my experiences at On Target have been negative. I tried to order a rifle through them once. They couldn't be bothered. Freestate has just always been positive, and I can shoot my 5.56 there.
     

    Second Amendment

    Ultimate Member
    May 11, 2011
    8,665
    Might just be the guy I dealt with last time. I told him I keep my brass. He said okay, but swept it forward again anyway. The one older guy is fairly grumpy. Gave my son a hard time despite him being one of the most experienced shooters in our group of five. I needed to spend time with the women in our group that needed training, but couldn't because I was required to "supervise" my son. I wouldn't say all my experiences at On Target have been negative. I tried to order a rifle through them once. They couldn't be bothered. Freestate has just always been positive, and I can shoot my 5.56 there.


    Freestate is the best. I know the older guy you're talking about. The one I couldn't stand was the tall fat guy that looked like a woman. Total range nazi.
     

    mike_in_md

    Ultimate Member
    Feb 13, 2008
    2,282
    Howard County
    I've never been to OT on the weekend, but I've heard it's wise to get there early to avoid having to wait for a position.

    Since I am a member I just call on my way there and when I arrive I get the next available spot even if there are 30 people in front of me that are non members.
     

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    Lighten up Francis
    Jan 18, 2013
    8,227
    AA County
    Freestate is the best. I know the older guy you're talking about. The one I couldn't stand was the tall fat guy that looked like a woman. Total range nazi.

    I am an RSO so I don't have a problem with tight safety.

    A conversation, rather than talking down to me, would have gone over better. I could have explained my son's level of experience, and the fact that the ladies were only on their second range outing.
     

    Second Amendment

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    May 11, 2011
    8,665
    I am an RSO so I don't have a problem with tight safety.

    A conversation, rather than talking down to me, would have gone over better. I could have explained my son's level of experience, and the fact that the ladies were only on their second range outing.


    I have had that job as well, but where I worked that guy I referenced would have been fired for just being flat out rude.
     

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