12-15y for pistol calibers, 75y for rifle calibers. I would recommend your targets are mounted at a 20 degree downward angle or swinging.
We always recommend full coverage eye protection too.
There are plates available to mount a true optic in place of that sight if you want to go with a red dot sight. I was researching this for someone else.
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If you’re coming out today, please review the following two documents before the walkthrough.
1. Range Safety Orientation Video/Slides:
https://associatedgunclubs.org/agc/pdfs/Range%20Safety%20Orientation.pdf
2. AGC Range Rules:
https://associatedgunclubs.org/agc/pdfs/range/Range%20Rules.pdf
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If you are a new member, or need a refresher on the range rules, Arlington Rifle and Pistol Club will be hosting a range orientation this Saturday 11/26/22 at 12:30PM starting on the action bays. If you’re interested in attending please RSVP to the club president at...
Ruger 5.7 all the way! It’s a big gun not sure how well you can conceal it but any gun with a magazine safety is a no go for me and I don’t think they offer a FN5.7 without it.
It’s a great zippy little round feels like shooting laser beams such a flat shooting round.